Dr. Robert Whitfield says YouTube censored his videos about breast implant illness. A viewer in Tokyo still found his channel anyway, proving that quality medical information reaches people despite platform suppression.
She's had breast implant illness in Tokyo and they don't believe her, so she follows us on YouTube, which is, uh, interesting because YouTube has censored me for talking about breast implant illness. I don't know if y'all know that. It's kind of embarrassing, but it's the truth. Lisa, we're going to talk about fat transfers. Hey Danielle! I have Danielle on two channels here, so I get to see her on my chat on The Circle and I get to see her on Instagram. Awesome, let's go share it around, y'all! Should share the fact that I get censored on YouTube and somebody in Tokyo still managed to find me on YouTube. So there you have it. You can try to censor quality information as much as you want, and eventually it will be found.
