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How in the world could essential oils help someone experiencing breast implant illness? Aren't they only for aromatic qualities and to make a room smell fabulous?
No!! Essential Oils are powerful plant medicine that can help with a myriad of issues. In this episode we discuss ways to use them for the top 4 most common complaints that women have that experience breast implant illness.
Power packed with information- get your pens and notebook handy!
Did you know some miscarriages are reported as a complication to breast implants? This was something Tess Scott discovered when she was learning about breast implant illness.
Tess decided to get breast implants when she was 22. She had them for five years and a week ago, she explanted. This episode will talk about Tess’s journey with breast implants and recovery after she explanted. Some of the discussion includes, how she learned, after having a miscarriage, that breast implants are hormone disrupters. Also, how Tess found information on the FDA’s website that said miscarriages are reported as complications to breast implants for some women.
Tess Explanted with Dr. Jae Chun: https://www.myplasticsurgery.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jchunmd1/?hl=en
Muscle Integration Therapy - Dr. Kyler Mahoney: https://www.muscleworkschiro.com/ https://www.instagram.com/muscleworkschiro/
A Chemist's Story of Breast Implant Illness. Carrie Dyjak had her breast implants inserted as soon as she could possibly afford them in her early 20's. She was excited to finally have the body she had always dreamed about, until her chemist background allowed her to put the puzzle pieces together and realize that her health was worth much more than the shape of her body. Carrie has such a vast knowledge of the components of what really makes women sick, you won't want to miss this episode!
Have you ever wondered how breast implants became so dominate in the market? Today we are excited to have Dr. Ryan Spivak back on our show to discuss the history of breast implants and the autoimmune problems associated with implants.
Dr. Ryan Spivak is an amazing plastic surgeon from Los Angeles who was one of the founders of Squlpt Body Shaping. Dr. Spivak is a huge supporter of BII movements and helping women with breast implants find better alternatives.
Tapping also known as the Emotional Freedom Technique, is gaining more and more traction as people are finding out how powerful this tool is to help with emotional, physical, and mental pain and trauma.
Wendy Bunnell- one of Killer Boobies hosts, is certified in EFT and shares how to use this amazing tool to help while dealing with breast implant illness, during, and after to help speed up physical and emotional recovery.
Have you ever felt the emotional roller coaster that comes along with breast implant illness?
Today, we unravel the emotions associated with BII with the amazing Sarah Anne Stewart.
Sarah Anne Stewart an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach (AADP), who runs a leading private coaching practice. Sarah is a breast implant illness survivor and understands very well the emotions and fears that come up when facing breast explant surgery.
In this episode she addresses the fears that may hold us back from taking steps that will allow us to reclaim our health. Fears such as:
"What will I look like?"
"Will my husband still be attracted to me?"
"What if I don't feel confident anymore?"
"What if I don't feel good after explant surgery?"
We talk about real honest questions that women ask themselves when they have experienced breast implant illness and are facing breast implant removal. Some of these underlying fears go back to early beliefs we adopted and these beliefs get in the way of our healing. Sarah helps us push through those beliefs by asking ourselves good questions and being honest with the answers.
Tara Hopko shares her incredible story of tragedy to triumph with her own breast implant illness story. While this was the greatest challenge in her life, she also describes it as the greatest blessing, where she finds faith, hope, and the ability to see her true magnificent self.
Could there be a message behind your own mess or purpose behind your pain? Come find out by listening to this very special episode of Killer Boobies
Dr. Marguerite Barnett is one of the first surgeons to recognize silicone was making women sick. She is a double board plastic surgeon and has been in practice for more than 30 years. Dr. Barnett is known as the doctor who specializes in breast implant illness and removal. She has preformed thousands of explants.
The Killer Boobies Series was created by Wendy Bunnell, Leslie Smoot and Brandy Vega to help women with breast implants understand potential risks associated with breast implant illness or BII so they can make educated decisions when getting silicone implants or saline implants.
The Killer Boobies team have all gone through breast implant illness and have had their breast implants removed. It’s called explant surgery.
Around 1000 women a day in the United States get breast implants often called boob jobs and most are unaware of breast implant illness or bii.
Some women get a breast augmentation because of breast cancer, others get it to feel more sexy or beautiful.
Whether you get saline breast implants or silicone breast implants there’s a risk of breast implant illness or bii.
Many of the symptoms of breast implant illness or bii are fibromyalgia, hashimotos, autoimmune issues, chronic fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, memory loss, hair loss, rashes, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath and many others.
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Haylee Jordan decided to unsubscribe from the cultural view of beauty and "explant" her breast implant illness. In my opinion- having an explant is the ultimate way to flip off the cultural norm in the world.
Through her healing process she designed and developed a line of products called the "itty bitty titty goods" for herself but it caught attention of so many that she started an e-commerce store.
How can you find your value and identity outside of our bodies? How can we use our natural talents and gifts to grow ourselves? Find out how on this beautiful episode.
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