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With breast implants being the #1 chosen cosmetic surgery for women worldwide, in fact 1 in every 26 women in America have breast implants. Yes it’s a lot more common that we think and therefore it’s a closet topic that’s become more and more discussed is.
Could your breast implants be contributing to your health? To explore this topic I’m joined by Emma Morris whom recently went through explant surgery (implant removal) herself to share on her journey both pre and post surgery as well as the experiences that lead to her making the final decision to have her implants explanted.
“Your breast size does not define who you are!”
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Meet our Podcast Guest:
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Emma is a clinical nutritionist, speaker, recipe developer and lover of good food. She has a background in psychology and is also a personal trainer. Over the last 10 years, Emma has developed a special interest in treating mood disorders using a multi-pronged approach – searching for root drivers of mood issues such as hormonal, gut and nutrient imbalances. Emma combines her love for food, the mind and movement to deliver a holistic treatment to her clients, as well as continual education on her social media channels.
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In this episode we discuss:
- Body image and breast augmentation
- What is Breast Implant Illness?
- Long cycles, PCOS and inflammation
- Do I have Adrenal Fatigue?
- Steps to take for breast implant removal, explant surgery
- Pre and post explant surgery journey
- 3 steps to deciding if explant surgery is for you
- How to support yourself post surgery
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Links for this episode:
Facebook Support groups: Breast Implant Illness and Healing by Nicole and Breast Implant Illness – (Australia & New Zealand) Awareness and Support.
Discover more about Emma’s explant journey and her nutritional practice over on Instagram at @emmamorris_nutrition or on her Facebook page here. Emma is also offering 15% off initial consultations for assistance pre and post explant – when biking leave a note in bookings: WW podcast discount to save, learn more here.
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Thank you so much for tuning in to this episode of The Well Woman Podcast. I’m beyond honoured that you’re here and would be grateful if you could take 2 minutes to leave me a 5-star review in iTunes or on your podcast app, this way together we can inspire, connect and educate even more women.
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Until next time beautiful!
Get connected, listen to your body and remember; body confidence all begins with living in tune with your menstrual cycle.
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