A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube conversation where Robert Whitfield MD outlines an approach to health optimization emphasizing assessment of genetics and toxicities (notably mold). He advises supervised, cautious detoxification rather than aggressive detox, especially when implants are present, and notes home mold as a common exposure.
What is the way to optimize or at least make sure that you stay as healthy as possible or monitor.
So using the methodology in Sharp, it's really about understanding your genetics and your toxicities, because everybody has them. Doesn't really matter depending on where you live, the work you do, your home. Homes are a huge source of mold. We face it a lot in Texas. So you just have to be aware and then you can start working on things. I do caution people to do more supervised detox in a manner not do aggressive detox with implants in place, because it can be more challenging for them. So I'm really careful about that with patients. But running the program short of doing aggressive detox that will help them.
