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Many women are often reluctant to disclose having breast implants and may view these foreign devices as a permanent part of their bodies. However, understanding the importance of annual screenings is essential—even though they’re not foolproof. Silent ruptures, undetected by mammograms, can sometimes only be identified by a plastic surgeon. It’s crucial to raise awareness that breast implants are medical devices with an expiration date, and knowing how to manage them safely is vital for long-term health.

Dr. Randall Feingold, a leading expert and co-founder of New York Breast Reconstruction and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, shares essential insights every woman should hear. Don’t miss this information—share it with friends!"

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This podcast provides a comprehensive exploration of brain fog, particularly in the context of breast implant illness (BII), and offers a unique perspective on its treatment through holistic approaches. It emphasizes the connection between breathing, spinal fluid dynamics, and brain health. This podcast highlights the importance of deep breathing, spinal alignment, and restorative sleep in promoting proper cerebrospinal fluid flow, which is crucial for brain function. Furthermore, it suggests various practices like osteopathic care, massage therapy, and lymphatic drainage to enhance fluid circulation and address brain fog. The article emphasizes the body's intrinsic healing capabilities and encourages individuals to explore alternative therapies to improve cognitive function and overall well-being.

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Chaos Labs is a company dedicated to bolstering the security and transparency of decentralized finance (DeFi) by developing tools that provide accurate, reliable data for blockchain applications. These tools include Edge, an advanced oracle protocol for delivering real-time, contextualized data; Dashboards for in-depth analytics and risk monitoring; and Incentive Optimization for creating sustainable liquidity incentive programs. Chaos Labs collaborates with leading DeFi teams like Aave, dYdX, and Uniswap, and their research explores topics such as the role of AI in oracle development and risk assessment. The company's mission is to build trust and transparency in the future of financial markets.

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This ebook provides a comprehensive detox program designed for women recovering from breast implant removal surgery. It emphasizes a plant-based diet rich in raw foods, green juices, and specific superfoods to help the body cleanse and heal from the effects of implants. The guide includes detailed meal plans, recipes, and explanations of the health benefits of the recommended foods. The author also stresses the importance of hydration, sleep, and other lifestyle changes for optimal detoxification.


Leora Acoca Goldberg details the personal story of a woman who suffered from a variety of unexplained symptoms after receiving breast implants. Over time, she discovered the concept of "breast implant illness" (BII), a condition linked to the presence of implants. After extensive research, the woman decided to undergo explant surgery, a procedure that involves the removal of breast implants. Following her recovery, she experienced a significant improvement in many of her symptoms, leading her to become an advocate for awareness surrounding BII. This passage serves as a personal testimony of the potential health risks associated with breast implants and the transformative power of removing them for individuals experiencing related symptoms.
Leora created detoxification protocols to help women heal and recover faster.

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This Audio Podcast examines the debate surrounding en bloc explant surgery for women with breast implants. The podcast discusses the limited scientific evidence supporting total capsule removal except in cases of capsular contracture or BIA-ALCL, but highlights the growing trend of women choosing en bloc explant for health reasons related to breast implant illness (BII). The podcast presents statistics on implant rupture rates, capsular contracture, and ALCL, but emphasizes the lack of data on BII prevalence. It features personal accounts from women who experienced improved health after undergoing en bloc explant surgery, and quotes several plastic surgeons who advocate for total capsule removal due to potential risks associated with residual capsules. The podcast looks into resources from experts such as Randall Feingold, MD - a leading breast reconstruction and explant plastic surgeon. It concludes by stressing the importance of patient involvement in the decision-making process and the need for further research on BII and the effectiveness of en bloc explant surgery.

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The podcast explores the effects of breast augmentation and subsequent repair and rehabilitation of en bloc explant surgery on the upper body.

Randall Feingold MD, FACS and Dr. Perry Nickelston delve into the anatomy and damage caused by these procedures, providing guidelines and exercises to restore strength, improve posture, and enhance overall wellness. Topics covered include neck exercises' importance, upper body strengthening, perfecting pushups, engaging glutes and core, the role of fascial slings, isometric exercises, neck alignment, the impact of tongue placement, exercises like farmer walks and Arnold presses, and improving wrist mobility. Social posts highlight the significance of these discussions in post-explant recovery, physical therapy, yoga's impact, and brain stimulation through hand movements. The conversation touches on exercises, rehabilitation, and techniques crucial for reclaiming strength and mobility after breast explant surgery.

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Healing Lyme disease and Breast implant illness & the surprising connection

Let's explore the common factors linking these complex health conditions and look into Herbal remedies that offer effective recovery. The “Cowden protocol” is a collection of natural remedies from the Amazon rainforest that successfully heal Lyme disease, Mold, fungus, and Biofilm, also common in breast implant illness.

Lyme disease- BII connection

Lyme disease, the most prevalent tickborne illness, often goes unnoticed until chronic symptoms emerge. Chronic symptoms, ranging from fatigue and brain fog to a weakened immune system, are also commonplace in Breast Implant Illness and Heavy Metal Toxicity. Exposure to additional stressors such as Silicone and pesticides expedites inflammation. Lyme, BII, and Heavy metal toxicity may mimic similar symptoms, making diagnosis difficult. These stressors will continue to overwhelm the immune system, causing more co-infection until resolved.

Dr Lee Cowden’s insights bring immense value to our BII community. It’s an opportunity to shed light on these critical issues and provide much-needed guidance to women seeking answers and solutions.

The Complex Origins of BII – An Interview with Randall Feingold, MD

The causes of Breast Implant Illness (BII) are intricate and multifaceted. It’s not just about a single substance; toxins might play a part, but it could be a broader spectrum of stressors affecting patients. Silicone, found in implant shells and gels, is a prime suspect due to its composition, including heavy metals and chemicals. Additionally, the presence of pathogens attached to implants, forming biofilms, raises concerns. Various bacteria, fungi, and molds are often found in patients’ capsules, adding complexity to the issues. Identifying and eliminating these stressors through surgery or complementary therapies are crucial steps toward recovery.

According to Randall Feingold, MD, after en bloc explant surgery, some patients experience rapid improvements, ranging from days to weeks or even months. Specific symptoms vanish entirely, while others show partial relief. Inflammatory conditions, such as arthritis, also exhibit positive responses, leading to reduced medication dependence. While the FDA recognizes explant surgery for its symptom-alleviating effects, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. The journey to recovery involves understanding that surgery is the first step, not the single cure for BII.

Common Pathogens implicated in biofilm formation on implant capsules are Staphylococcus epidermidis and Staphylococcus taxa. Interestingly, the Staphylococcus sp. almost certainly evades detection but is likely present.

Pathology of the capsules

According to Randall Feingold, MD, 30% percent of the capsules come back positive for either mold, fungus, or other bacteria; these capsules can’t stay in the body,” says Dr. Randall Feingold, who raises concerns over the toxic biofilm formed around these capsules.

BIA_ALCL cancer

Some studies show the association between cancer (BIA_ALCL) and the presence of biofilm. Subclinical bacterial infections (biofilms) surround breast implants with capsular contracture. While these infections are generally attributed to common skin commensals, there are indications that these bacteria travel to the brain and other organs in the body, affecting the immune system. , this remains unsubstantiated mainly through robust cultivation-independent analyses. Notably, capsular contracture and associated biofilm formation are now also potentially linked to Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA_ALCL)

Lyme disease

According to recent studies, approximately 25% – 30% of women with breast implants have Lyme disease and other autoimmune conditio

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Episode 4 dives into the importance of draining your lymphatic system daily to improve detoxification. No one talks about the critical role of the lymphatic system when it comes to recovering after surgery or simply for the purpose of healing a health condition.

Randall Feingold MD addresses specifically Breast implant illness and the need to maintain a healthy immune system.

Dr. Perry Nickelston has the answers to how to drain toxins from the body by doing "The Big 6 " to strengthen your immune system and optimize it. Good flow of the lymphatic system helps weight loss and reduces swelling in the body.

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