Robert Whitfield MDRobert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Why Bacterial Biofilms Trigger Your Immune Response!

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Short excerpt from a talk by Robert Whitfield MD explaining that bacterial biofilms form a layer that interacts with host tissues, creating a low-grade or prodromal infection that chronically stimulates and keeps the immune system activated.

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