Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Doctor Reveals What They Harvest from Your Mouth! Gross! #shorts

3 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Short video clip where Dr. Robert Whitfield describes removing contaminated dental materials and dead teeth prior to a planned fat transplant; he claims these oral contaminants 'leech' into the body and suggests waiting 3–4 months after removal before performing chelation (IV nutrient detox) to remove systemic toxins. The clip is advisory and procedural in tone, discussing preparatory steps for cosmetic fat transfer.

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So if I show you pictures of what we harvest from someone's mouth, you cannot imagine. It's like, literally crap metal, dead teeth, like, everything for. For function. You can bite on it if you terminate it, but this obviously leeches into your system, like you just said. Maybe in the fat tissue, if you're lucky. So in order to get your patient clean for a future fat transplant, this is obviously part of the preparation to make it. To make that body clean, because only then, if that is removed. Let's say you wait three to four months to rebuild everything. Then you can do a chelation, which means you could run IV nutrients that pull real detoxification, real toxins out of your system.