Short YouTube transcript excerpt (conversation) where Robert Whitfield MD and another speaker discuss whether surgical implants can trigger or worsen immune disorders. They mention diet (gluten, dairy, seed oils), environmental mold, and genetic predisposition as factors that influence inflammation and the difficulty of assigning causality when implants and immune disorders co-occur.
Can you imagine if that person has a really poor diet, high in gluten, high in dairy, you know, a bunch of seed oils or whatever, they're just going to increase their inflammation dramatically. If they are in, you know, living in an environment where there's mold in the ceiling or mold in the H Vac, they're just going to make it that much worse.
But here's here's the catch. If you have an immune disorder and you come to come to a surgeon, not you. To get implants, you would say don't get them because the implants will make it worse. But if you come and you don't have one and you get implants, and then you get one, is it caused by the implants? Chicken or the egg?
Yeah. So that's the genetic predisposition we talked about.
