Dr. Robert Whitfield explains the SHARP program, a patient-preparation system that evaluates genetics, toxicity, gut health, food sensitivities, hormonal balance, and supplementation. The program is detailed in a book and online mini-course, and patients can receive care from his team even if they have explant procedures done elsewhere.
In those cases, we actually will do it in a delayed manner. We'll have them work with my team. Many of you know that I have an entire team devoted to taking care of patients. It runs my Sharp program, which I wrote the book about. So anybody can explant actually with somebody else and still work with our team. You can also go and do the, the Sharp course online. We have a little mini course for that as well. All right, we'll get back to it here. So the reason, you know, I wrote the book Sharp about our methodology is I'm not trying to hide anything. We're very, you know, open about, you know, what we've done with Sharp. We feel it's the right way to prepare patients. And from a program standpoint, we're always looking to improve it. We already look at genetics and toxicity burden and gut health and food sensitivities. We always are trying to get people in better hormonal balance and we try to supplement them properly, not over supplement them.
