Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Managing BII Symptoms: Essential Actions Before Surgery

28 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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Robert Whitfield MD advises patients waiting for breast implant illness surgery to cut gluten and dairy, improve air and water quality, and take liposomal vitamin D3K2, glutathione, B vitamins, and vitamin C. He uses genomics and toxicity testing to personalize treatment timing based on how long patients have had implants.

Questions this video answers

Cutting out gluten and dairy.

Controlling air quality and fluid (water) quality.

Liposomal vitamin D3K2, liposomal glutathione, liposomal methylated B vitamins, liposomal vitamin C, plus carnitine and glucorate.

Genomics and toxicity testing to gauge timing and individualized care.

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I know that I have bii, but I am just not in a place where I can get surgery right now. What should they be doing to support their body in the meantime?
If you're at a place where, you know, you're super symptomatic, you got to do the things you can control to get your symptoms diminished, if at all possible. So if someone was, you know, really struggling, I still lean into diet really hard. So definitely cutting out gluten and, and dairy and doing your best to control your air quality and fluid quality. Those things will help. Kind of right off the bat, the next step definitely is supplementation of those pathways. So, you know, we use liposomal vitamin D3K2, we use liposomal glutathione, liposomal methylated Bs and liposomal Cs. And then I have some carnitine and glucorate to enhance detoxification, support those pathways. And then when you do the testing with us, we're looking at your genomics and your toxicity, and those things help us gauge, okay, you're at this point now, if you're going to get somebody who's three months out, six months out, 16 months out, they're going to do things differently.