Short conversational clip (YouTube #shorts) featuring Robert Whitfield MD and Madison discussing the viral spread of Robert’s previous podcast remarks about saunas and breast implants. Madison recounts her experience feeling sick after sauna use and reinterpreting it (previously seen as 'detox') after seeing Robert’s claim that saunas can harm implants; Robert notes the controversy and reactions (memes, accusations of fear-mongering).
Now, I've bothered enough people that people are making funny videos about me.
Really?
Oh, yeah. Yeah. I've become. What do they call those? Not memes. But they just put me up and talk about me now because they're like, he's crazy or he's whatever, which is fine. I clearly am doing the same things. Right. I'm just trying to share what we know and educate, you know, folks. I'm not. Somebody said I was fear mongering.
Oh, my gosh.
That's what I do.
People just want to say that so they feel better about their own decisions. And you know what? I'll say. The first video how I found you was when you did the Skinny Confidential podcast, and there was a clip of you that was going pretty viral when you were talking about girls who go into the or into the sauna and they're melting their implants. And I was a sauna girly. I am talking. I would go two, three times a week, and every time I would do the sauna, I would feel so sick, I would have a headache for the rest of the night. I would feel nauseous. And I'm like, well, clearly I'm detoxing. And when I saw that video of you, I was like, it just all clicked. I'm like, no, I'm not detoxing. I'm actually putting more toxins into my body. This is insane.
All right, so Madison has opened basically Pandora's box, and which is why everybody who is a plastic surgeon who does implants and when I say what I said on that show so.
