Doctor Robert Whitfield explains how the body heals through expulsion: fever, coughs, vomiting, and sweating are purposeful clearance, not just sickness. When an implant can't be expelled, it drives inflammation and contracture. New data from Professor Diva shows implants trigger inflammatory responses even without rupture.
Doctor ROBERT Go ahead. If you look at the way the body is designed to heal and function, it's through expulsion. So that's why when we get a cough or a cold or, you know, even a virus, we're raising the body's temperature to kill off the virus once it reaches a certain boiling point. And then we expel through the pores of the skin is which is another orifice or you know, that any kind of orifice, whether it's the nose, the mouth, like we've got some sort of vomiting going on because we've had rotten food or all of these signs and symptoms are usually being described to us with that allopathic model as this is bad, right? But it's actually an immune response or a wellness response as opposed to a sickness response. And so now if we view that, I guess same if we look at the way the body is like walling it off, as Dr. Tanya is describing it, it's wanting to expel, but the implant has nowhere to go. And so that's why I believe the contracture is happening or the cytokine storm is happening. And so that new data now that Professor Diva has out, I think about a year and a half ago, to say that implants are indeed the inflammatory driver creating a cytokine storm is important to acknowledge because with this new data, it means that we don't have to have a rupture or look for a traditional hole to show that, you know, we've got breast implant.
