A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube conversation (featuring Robert Whitfield MD) arguing that hormone testing should be required before breast implants and that environmental toxins (mold, heavy metals, parabens, personal-care chemicals) complicate patients' detoxification and hormone health. The speakers recommend screening for hormone and toxin exposure and avoiding products with harmful chemicals.
If somebody were to get breast implants, it should be a prerequisite. Like, they should all get their hormones tested before going through with this, because then you would see, like, hey, I have, like, crazy whacked out estrogen and things, which is likely to lead to problems.
Oh, it gets more complicated. So everybody who has that detoxification ability now has to look at their exposures. So we used to go to the doctor and get, like, a blood count and see if we're anemic. And now I'm the plastic surgeon who checks your toxin levels for mold toxins or heavy metals or environmental toxins. So don't use parabens. Make sure your products go through the environmental working group. I know you all know this, but I'm gonna reiterate that because you get too many chemicals through products for women that cause and wreak havoc on your. Your. Your hormones, basically.
