Breast Implant illness, Tali Kentof’s healing journey

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To reenlighten, and thank you, Father, so very much for this moment.

You know, folks, we see all of the pink ribbon stuff, you know,

the Susan G. Komen Foundation, the Tatas,

everywhere we go, it's pink, right?

And isn't it curious, healers, how they've equated this to Mother's Day?

You know, Mother's Day, you don't get to have just Mother's Day,

that it's a happy day.

Hey, we're not going to bombard you with maybe some really depressing,

sad kind of stuff.

We're going to let you just enjoy, I don't know, the joy of your children

coming and celebrating you and being thankful for all that you did.

Mom, right?

Why am I saying that?

Because yesterday was Father's Day.

And I'm sitting there watching the Dodgers, and that's my squad,

Mookie Betts took a 98-mile-an-hour fastball on one of his,

you know, on one of his carpal bones.

So he's out.

That's my favorite player in Major League Baseball.

So I maybe am done with baseball for a couple months now.

But what really was appalling was seeing them try to use this same

formula on guys.

Now it's Father's Day.

We already know.

We already know.

We're not getting the better gift.

You know why?

We contributed very minutely to this creation of new life, right?

We get it.

What's going on?

Well, we had some fun one night with somebody, hopefully we love,

and that's probably pretty much the end of what we got to do for

nine months.

Then mom's got to take over.

Mom's got to carry the baby.

Mom's got to put on a little few pounds.

Mom's got to deal with the feet getting swollen, the circulation not

going, low back hurting, and there's this thing growing on the

inside.

Mom's got to get ready to then breastfeed for a year to two years,

depending upon what mom's decisions are.

I mean, there's a lot going on for a mom.

So we get it.

Moms are definitely going to get the better gift and moms should

always get the better gift, right?

But I'm watching them do this formula because you know, these are

masters of illusion.

They are masters at repeating a playbook.

And why would you ever need to change your playbook if it always works?

So what have they done?

They've said pink ribbon, right?

Pink ribbon symbology.

And when do they start rolling out the whole breast cancer awareness

stuff?

You think it's an accident?

It's around Mother's Day.

You're a fool.

If you think that an absolute fool, it's intentional.

It's intentional to get you to buy in that we're not going to celebrate

mom.

We're actually going to be more concerned about breast cancer.

Donate some money in, make sure you get an MRI or some kind of imaging

usually with a contrast that's going to help promote cancer and injure

the tatas.

And then we'll lie to you and tell you that our job is to save the

tatas.

Oh, hey, Susan G Komen Foundation.

How much money have you received for breast cancer?

You know, health and healing and all that stuff.

And what do you all still say?

Even though you've received billions and billions of dollars, it's the

mechanism of action is poorly understood, right?

We've seen this show over and over again.

It's nonsense.

Why would you keep paying into a system that can't find a solution?

I mean, are we going to talk about sulforaphanes?

Are we going to talk about broccoli seed extract?

Are we going to talk about better bras?

Are we going to talk about, you know, I don't know, moving the body a

little better lymphatics.

Are we going to talk about gut health?

Are we going to talk about all the things that go in to making sure that

cancer isn't a future for someone?

Are we?

I don't know.

But I'm watching all this stuff every year.

We're talking NFL.

They do it twice now because you also get it late in the fall again,

right?

I guess why?

Because there's two tatas.

I don't know.

But they do it twice every year, right?

And I just saw it for the first time with guys this year and I almost

lost it.

I'm watching a baseball game and there's a certain thing called Dodger

blue and Dodger blue has a specific color to it and you see it all over

the uniforms and I saw every all the Dodgers wearing a light blue belt

on Father's Day and I was like, what is that?

That's not just somebody lost their belt and that's the best belt.

They could find for him where it was sitting out in the sun.

You saw it on every player and I'm like, there's got to be something

to this stupid and then I looked at their LA on their hats and it was

a different blue instead of it being white.

It was a blue is this light blue and I'm like, what's going on here

underneath the bill cap?

Same blue.

What's going on here?

That's not Dodger blue.

What's happening?

What's going on?

And then I looked a little closer on their uniforms and I saw a ribbon

a blue ribbon and I was like, what is that?

And then they brought this dude that looked like Skeletor who was

holding his sweetheart little granddaughter.

I hope because there was a girl for some reason on a little girl that

he's holding, you know in his arm talking about and I mean this dude

look like he was one step away from being shadows and dust.

You know what I'm saying?

Everybody like that's where this guy is and he's talking about

prostate health.

And how men need to get a checkup because it couldn't possibly be that

you could be healthy at any point in your life.

It couldn't possibly be that you knew how to take care of yourself.

You've been practicing yoga.

You've been doing I don't know male kegels doing something with the

levator a ni otherwise known as the pubococcygeus muscle and really

stimulating health in that gland.

It couldn't be that you got into some wonderful herbs that are out

there for a healthy prostate and you've made sure you're getting vitamin

C and selenium and all these wonderful nutrients in the body that

promote health.

It couldn't possibly be these things that you're doing.

It's let's build another mound of money.

And how do we build that other new mound of money?

We have an untapped potential.

What are guys notorious for guys are notorious for not going to the

doctor not wanting anything to do with a doctor.

I don't care what I got doc.

I'm going to die one day.

Anyway, I don't need your help guys are notorious for this and you know

what ladies listening.

This is where guys are right.

This is exactly where guys are right that you don't need to be afraid of

every little damn thing that goes on and that if you think somebody in a

white coats got a good answer for you.

How much information do you need proving the contrary of that before

you finally go?

You know what?

This dude's stupid.

I'm not going back to him.

It always is blown my mind.

How many guys are in gynecology?

All right.

I did a I did a round in gynecology in medical school because we were

required to and I think it's a good thing every you should always be

required to go and explore everything right?

So I'm in gynecology and I'm like and I put it off and put it off folks

because I already knew I wasn't doing it.

I'm like, I don't have those parts.

I don't have those parts and natural medicines kind of predicated upon

you having those parts so you can feel what's going on, but I don't got

those parts.

So I was like, okay, let me just do my round.

So we got to do the whole guy and exam everything and I got to tell you

if I had any doubt in my mind of what I was going to do and be in medical

practice the first guy in exam.

I did ended it the first pap smear.

I did that was it right?

I had saw something that I've never seen before and I'm never going to see

again, but I'm looking through the little specula and I'm looking in there

and I got the light and everything and everything setups and I'm trying to

be really professional really technically sound and everything, you

know what I mean?

Because I'm like we're in a very interesting conversation.

I'm talking to you through your vagina.

This is a very weird thing.

It's an especially weird thing for a guy to want to do over and over again.

So ladies just going to throw this out there.

There might be a unicorn dude.

That's an excellent gynecologist out there.

Why in the world would you go to him?

I'm just going to throw that out there.

All right, why in the world would you go to any male gynecological doctor?

It doesn't make sense.

Just throwing it out there my opinion First Amendment says I can say that

all right, but I'm looking in through this specula and she sneezed and if

you know what sneezing does it creates a little pressure in the abdominal

cavity and something came out through the cervix and I was like, I'm done.

I was like, I don't think I'm going to get this check off right now.

I am not built for this.

This is a special situation.

This is a situation that requires a woman, right?

And so the the female doc that was in with me, she took over.

She's like, I got it.

Don't worry Henry.

I was like, thank you because I'm about to pass out right now and show

you how weak a man can really be.

Okay, so there's some other moments that go on and this is what today's

show is about today's show is about expressing the beauty that you are

as you are.

And sometimes we have to go through a lot to get to that actual moment

healers.

We have to go through and a lot of it.

Let's not kid ourselves as self-inflicted.

I lived a life of self-inflicted wounds in my own unique way, right

differently, but what's so beautiful is that God never abandons us.

And that if we're just willing to listen to his voice talking into us

that first thought.

If we're just willing to give ourselves open.

To be open to that voice.

The guidance is there and it's amazing today.

You can hear a story from Tali kent off about breast implants.

And about her journey with not only getting them.

But all of the hell and torment she had to go through.

While having them in her body.

She's now an advocate for what's called breast implant illness awareness.

That this isn't something that's rare, right?

That's what they always that's the word they like to use rare.

Oh, it's rare.

No, it is common and it's actually expected.

How do we know she's going to read to you in the last segment?

Some of the ingredients that are in breast implants and you're going to

go, oh my God, they told me it was just saline and you're going to go.

What else have they lied to me about a whole lot?

And where else have we seen that before?

Oh, could it be the damn shots?

You mean this could just be a way of doing business?

Yes.

Because what's the fundamental?

What's the fundamental between us in terms of natural healers and the

cult of Asclepius white coat idiots that are out there?

Oh, I love calling them this it grays.

It brings me joy.

You're going to hear a story from her where all you could think of to

yourself is these are idiots who would say something like this.

And what I love about the story she's going to share with you is it's

not a story of failure.

It's not a story of insecurity.

It's a story of finding herself.

And who she really is and what she's really about.

And it's a story that every single person on this show right now, if

you're listening to this, it's a story that you are capable of creating

in your life as well.

That healing is not only possible.

It becomes an expectation when you go in and do the work to stop being a

patient and start being a student.

That you can indeed heal yourself and bring yourself back from the

brink.

This woman Tali Kental folks was at the brink.

And she brought herself back and now she's competing in Miss Health and

Fitness contest with women who are 20 and 30 years her age and laying them

to waste.

Because that's possible too.

You just have to be willing to do something.

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All right, healers, welcome back.

I have a very special guest today, Miss Tali Kentoff.

Tali, how are you doing today?

I'm doing very well, Dr. H.

Thanks so much for having me here.

Well, this is a topic I am very interested in because, you know, for

guys, we don't know anything besides the actual appearance, you know, so we

get mesmerized by the appearance, but we don't understand the incredible

toll it takes on a woman's body, and I'm just, I have some questions that

I've had for a long time about all of this stuff.

I think our listeners do too, and I think a lot of women who might be

considering this are going to have a lot of questions as well.

So I'm hoping I can just start firing some questions off because I'm so

excited to just be a student today on the show.

Is that cool?

Fire away.

All right.

Well, let's start with a simple question here.

The first one I really have is, well, now if I could just find my

question, well, the first one I really have is when did you get your

first breast implants?

I was in my early 30s and newly divorced and just felt like that was the

thing to do.

I was living in Florida at the time.

It was kind of part of the culture.

Many of my friends and people that I knew had them and I did some research

on them and opted for what I felt were the safe kind.

At the time, silicone had just come off the market and come back on the

market.

And so there was a lot of information that was out there about how silicone

was bad.

So I went with the saline implants.

However, I did not know that all breast implants, as far as the casing of

them, they are all silicone.

And that substance in your body at 98.6 degrees does not just stay there

and is safe and effective as the FDA says it is.

So you mean the FDA are a bunch of liars yet again?

Yes, Dr.

H, yet again, we've caught them in another lie.

And this has been going on for a very long time.

It really has.

And I'm curious because you had brought up, hey, I'm newly divorced,

right?

You know, and so I just have always been curious about this.

Forgive me if it's not sensitive or anything like that.

The intention is not to, you know, be certainly judgmental.

That's not how we do things here, right?

We I'm all about I believe in freedom for every person, but I gotta know.

So for you, why did you make the decision to get breast implants?

I will tell you this.

I was a completely different person.

So my level of being and aware and what my I guess what my values were when

I was in my early 30s completely different than where I am right now.

But back then it just it, you know, you have to think I was following

Baywatch, you know, the TV show.

It was just at that time.

It was seen as just something that you do that women do that, you know, it

was voluptuous.

It was I had small breasts at the time and here was something that was

safe and effective.

That's what the FDA said.

It's safe and effective.

That's what the plastic surgeon said.

It would just be salt water that is placed in a bag in inside of me.

And if the if that bag burst, it would just be salt water to me.

I didn't see or understand any risks.

I only saw benefit and I was a teacher at the time and I was saving money.

I had like a little boob account where I was saving money to get this

because I thought this was going to be the greatest thing that ever happened

for me because it was just going to give me back these full breasts that

I had prior to having a child but not only that it was just going to give

me confidence and make me feel good about myself and make me feel more

feminine.

Okay, so now and the risks now we got the word it was going to give me

confidence, right?

So it was going to give you confidence by so my so my question to you is

now with that understanding.

What have you learned since what some wisdom that you can pass on to women

who might be lacking in some confidence because of some in some insecurity

that sounds to me that's really Programmed into women about their own

bodies.

What advice now would you give someone about that kind of mental approach

so much?

I can't even explain to you how much I've learned on this journey from

sickness to health due to these breast implants.

But one big one is love yourself the way God made you so, you know, stay

close to nature is number one number two anything that goes into your body

is going to have a risk and so understand those risks do your own research

ask questions demand informed consent before you even venture into this the

journey.

I have been on has been it's like I look at it as I have I have lived so many

lifetimes in this lifetime and the person that I was back then and the

decisions that I made back then are completely different, but I think we

have to go on these journeys sometimes and we have to endure this pain in

order to get to the transformation of pure understanding of why we're here

and who we are you, you know, I would say to any woman you are not your

breast size.

You are you know, you are an individual with unique beautiful traits and

find out what those are and then lead with that bring that into the world

and and make that phenomenal and beautiful and if you're stuck on

something physical find whatever it is that is physical about you.

That is your strength lead with that.

It doesn't have to be your breasts and then not only the physical but as far

as your spiritual and your emotional what you bring and your passion focus

on those things and I swear to you people will find you beautiful and will

really understand and see you truly see you if you focus on that and not on

some plastic parts that are going in your body that actually did attract

from your your positive energy.

They are literally lowering you on a vibrational scale when you put

something like that in your body.

Amen, you know, I you know, I think one of the things that's so important

for us to get out in terms of just general teaching male and female is

that you're not your body, you know, what you are is far grander than your

body body is amazing and beautiful as it is and God made it to be amazing

and beautiful.

We keep going over in order for you to just get from nanosecond to

nanosecond.

We're talking about 900,000 trillion things minimally in your body have

to go right every nanosecond.

That's that's amazing when you stop and you just go away that's happening

ever since.

Yeah, that's happening right now for everybody listening.

I I think as a guy, you know, we don't have the right to talk about these

things, you know what I mean?

Like because we're we're guys right and so we don't have to go through

those experiences and I think that's justified just like it's like look,

I'm not here to talk about childbirth.

I don't know what it's like.

I'm not here to talk about a menstrual cycle.

I don't know what that's like.

I'm not here to talk about some of those things.

I'm not here to talk about the insecurities that get developed into a

woman's mind and her spirit really because there's this like there's this

this cycle of of taught inadequacy that you see going on that just it sucks

and we see this not just for women.

You see this culturally.

It's just it's an ongoing constant grind you down into the lowest possible

thing you can do so that we can sell you something that's going to make

you feel better.

I mean, it's this constant constant nonsense.

So what I want to do with this segment is I want you to tell and share and

I hate to say it like this.

Well, I guess I'm stopping that.

Dr.

H stop that retract.

I don't want to say this because you know, it can be it can be challenging