Dr. Robert Whitfield wraps up his series on toxic exposure and disease risk. Part 1 found a 126% increased odds of Parkinson's disease for people living near golf courses. Part 3 teaches you to measure your own toxic burden and reduce it using his Sharp Method.
Good morning. Tonight is the finale, part 3 of the golf and toxicity series, Recovery Engineering for the Toxic Patient. In part 1, we covered the data: 126% increased odds risk of Parkinson's of people living within 1 mile of the golf course. In part 2, we connected that exposure to what I see in the operating room, how chemical burden affects surgical outcomes. Tonight we bring it all together, the specific steps you can take right now to measure your toxic burden and start reducing it. The Sharp Method approach. That's my way to evaluate this. Tonight, 7 PM live, um, Central Time, Dr. Rob's Circle. If you missed parts 1 and 2, both replays will be live in the circle, and the third will be live after I'm done this evening. My link's in the bio. Go to drrobertwhitfieldmd.com if you want to join the circle, or go to drrobscircle.com. See you tonight.
