A short video by Robert Whitfield MD arguing that breast implant illness is a multifactorial chronic inflammatory condition where the implant is one component; effective care requires more than explant surgery and should include diagnosing and treating concurrent issues (gut infections, Candida overgrowth, H. pylori), testing for mycotoxins and heavy metals, supervised detoxification, and supporting liver detox function (including glutathione challenge and binding protocols).
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Breast implant illness is a chronic inflammatory process of which a implant is playing a component. It's not the only component. If you treat it as it's the only component and you just do an explant and send the patient on their way, you're going to have what you're describing, a group of people who, quote, unquote, don't respond because you're not actually taking care of the patients if they have a parasitic infection in their gut or a candidal overgrowth or H. Pylori, or if they have all these different mycotoxins or heavy metals on their toxins test. If you don't, then help them with a detox. That's. We like to supervise ours so it's. We know what's going on and then compare it and benchmark it against the previous toxicity test. And for everybody listening, your liver has to handle the brunt of this. So if your liver on blood work looks normal, that doesn't mean it's functioning well to detoxify. And many of the things like mold toxins or mycotoxins that get into the liver are not easily expressed. You have to challenge it with glutathione. You have to then go through the process, process of binding. And if someone has other problems, there's. It's a longer process than just coming and having surgery with us.
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