Women are being gaslighted by the medical profession about breast implants. The gaslighting is essentially saying to women, these symptoms are all in your head or take some Prozac, you'll be fine. I have seen many cases of women with severe illness correlated with their implants. What's even more impressive is when they take them out, they get better.

Silicon comes from petroleum. So this is a petrochemical industrial product. We have not changed the fundamental laws of biology, which is you put in a foreign object, it is going to have a reaction. Until I could predict who's going to have an adverse reaction to breast implants, it seemed completely unethical to be putting implants in for an elective procedure. The old paradigm of surgeons just cutting and leaving, I think it's done. You call it surgery a ceremony. I'd love you to unpack that. There is an altered state of consciousness, which is the medication that's using surgery. You know, body keeps a score. It's trying to make sense of what's going on. For example, one patient, her mantra was like, I want to come home to my body. I work with a great team of lymphatic therapist that will help you land back in your body as you're integrating everything. Today on the podcast, I'm joined by Dr. Jonathan Kenevsky. He is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Los Angeles and a data scientist who advises Google and neurology. He is a leading voice in the treatment of breast implant illness, pioneering a transformative framework he calls surgery a ceremony.

So the big vision is that nobody puts an implant in ever again.

This is the only place an implant should be, which is outside the body.

More and more research is coming out on the importance of maintaining muscle as we age.

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