Robert Whitfield MD describes a patient who traveled to Cabo, contracted a parasite, and underwent detox treatment. Months later, the patient's personality had noticeably changed for the better. Whitfield argues parasites from travel are underdiagnosed and that detox protocols can produce dramatic results.
I was like, well, this is interesting. Why is this happening? And they were put through the detox protocol, and we can talk about different protocols. And I saw them a few months later, and totally different person, entirely different personality. And I was like, well, this is what changed here. And she had a picture of the parasite. She passed. And I was like, oh. Because I had told this person, like, they had went to. Which is tradition. I live in Austin. A lot of people go to Cabo and just vacation. And I was like, I always ask, are you off property at all? And then, of course, they say yes. And I'm like, well, I mean, you have a parasite.
Yeah.
Then they get all defensive, and I'm like, no, you have a parasite. If you went off property, I can get her into. Even if you're on property, you still get it. But, like, if.
You ate the stuff on the buffet that was questionable, that was sitting in the sun on hour three.
You have a parasite. And so you're like, I know this. I was like, but it was a totally different person. That was a real moment where I was like, oh, man, we're not paying enough attention to this problem, right?
