Short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video ("Uncovering the Hidden Dangers of Mold and Biofilms") by Robert Whitfield MD. Two speakers discuss mold as an underappreciated environmental problem and report clinical observations that mold and biofilms were found in/external to ruptured breast implants during explant surgery; treating biofilms reportedly improved patients' symptoms.
They lived in a moldy place or had something go off or. And mold is a really underappreciated environmental problem. It just is.
Yes. And I think that that would be something, too. Like, I'd love to read more of your information, Doc. And, too, I need to like, on there, because I know you see this. And but, like, when you talk about the mold and the biofilm, like, I've had a couple of patients who had explant surgery, and they found quite a bit of mold within, like, some of the, you know, ruptured breast implants. And they had pretty chronic issues with biofilms throughout their body. And me and just working on their biofilms seemed to really, you know, clean them out and help them with their symptomatology.
