A recorded conversation (YouTube) featuring Robert Whitfield MD and another speaker discussing the effects of medical implants on health, the speaker’s experiences with extreme heat while racing in NASCAR/IndyCar, and the physician’s interest in the speaker’s views. The piece appears to connect implant removal to symptom resolution and contrasts physical stressors (heat vs physical demands) in motorsports.
Few people like on earth who has a test result that shows that. And then all I did was take her implant and everything out intact and all of that disappeared on her nest next test.
Yeah, I mean, I, I, I, I. My job, especially in nascar, was to sit in a, sit in a sauna, right, for four or five hours every weekend. Well, that was just the race that doesn't even include practice or qualifying or anything like that. I mean, IndyCar was hot, but it was more physical than it was heat. NASCAR was heat. And I had implants basically my whole NASCAR career. So, yeah.
When I heard that I was gonna, I wanted to know like, what your thoughts were about.
Yeah, I don't do very well with heat. I still don't do heat very much because I get perioral dermatitis, flare up if I do too much, which try. Which really is telling me like I've, I don't know if this is true, but I've heard that basically your, the inside out of your scum is your stomach is essentially your face. Is that an accurate sort of like indication for someone that has anything wrong with their skin that they could look to their gut health to be the first stop.
