Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Implant Removal: The Secret to Instant Relief & Healing! #shorts

19 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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A clinician (Robert Whitfield MD) relates a brief clinical anecdote: patients with hypothyroid/autoimmune symptoms and persistent back/shoulder pain fail to improve after multiple chiropractic adjustments despite diagnostic findings of asymmetric skin heat and paraspinal edema observed with a thermal scope and palpation. He attributes the persistent symptoms to an implant acting as a chronic irritant and reports that after patients undergo explant (implant removal) and recover, subsequent adjustments lead to resolution of pain within six to eight weeks, often permanently.

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Six weeks, eight weeks, totally gone. So I mean, for, for me, when I see patients and, and I'm talking to them and they show, you know, show signs of the hypothyroid, the autoimmune type stuff, a lot of back and shoulder pain. And I'll adjust them, you know, I'll get 10, 12 adjustments in. And I see no changes because I run a thermal scope down the spine. So I look at heat on, on the, on the skin from side to side where the nerves exit, which is one of my diagnostic criteria. And then, you know, I run my fingers down a lot and I feel for swelling, edema next to the spine as well. And they have no changes. No matter how many times I them, there is no change in, in the heat or the palpable edema. And their pain level is almost constant. Stays. Go get explants. After they recover, I start adjusting them again. Six weeks, eight weeks, totally gone, never comes back. You know, it's. It's a complete change. So it's like this implant is a constant irritation and does not allow for healing at all. It's a constant threat to their system. So this over to you because they just. I can't get them better. And I keep telling them it's your implant, it's. You need to remove that and you'll feel better. Ye.