A short YouTube #shorts clip (speaker testimonial) urging awareness of Breast Implant Illness (BII). The speaker highlights Dr. Whitfield as a leader in the field, notes thousands of successful outcomes, encourages patient advocacy (bring materials to doctors, ask questions), and promotes free resources including a YouTube channel, book/study references, and a "quick free call" to get questions answered.
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I'm sharing it with all of my fellow television hosts who all had to be aspirational, baby. And we were all under the gun or the knife, so to speak, for a variety of issues. And I want to make sure everybody I know, everybody who can hear my voice, every. Everybody knows about this, about BII breast implant illness, and that there is hope. There are things that you can do for it. And Dr. Whitfield is leading the way. And other surgeons are resistant, but some are getting on board. So you will see more and more people talking about this. And it starts sometimes with the patients, right? You have to walk in and ask the doctor. And when they're not aware of it, you hand them his book, you hand them the study, you give them a link. Give me your phone, dude. I'm going to give you the link to the YouTube channel. You got to watch this guy. Like, this is how it starts. And he's been working on it for years now. Thousands and thousands of successful outcomes. And we're just. The team is just working so hard to get a global change. So be part of this mission. Be your own personal advocate. Make that time to do that quick free call. Get your questions answered. Get those wheels spinning. I know that anybody who really wants to impact their health for the better can make baby changes or big changes, right? You have the power. And it's about being an empowered patient. It's not about being a victim. So take this opportunity to take advantage of this free information, this free call, so you can have an empowered experience, so you can make your own decisions and get inspired, because there is a lot of hope.
