Dr. Robert Whitfield says breast implant complications are being censored online. A study found 29% of implant capsules tested positive for bacterial contamination, and he argues the body's immune response to implants resembles organ rejection. He emphasizes pre-operative patient preparation is as critical as surgery itself.
Talk about breast implants causing chronic inflammatory response, you get censored. Uh, when you show the data that 29% of the capsules in our 694 consecutively tested samples test positive for bacterial contamination, uh, via PCR, uh, you know, you're going to get restricted. Uh, when you explain, um, how the body treats an implant more like a, you know, an organ rejection or or a, a more heightened immune system activation, you're going to get flagged. Um, when you educate patients that preparation before surgery matters as much as the surgery itself, I feel like even that gets suppressed. None of this is controversial in the clinical setting. Every one of these statements is supported by either the peer-reviewed literature or clinical evidence, but on public platforms, you know, it threatens either their, you know, I guess revenues or something that is definitely causing them to do this. Um, so here's the reframe, and, and this is what's important.
