Dr. Allen Bookatz
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first heard May 2026
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Yeah.
Always.
You know, and I gotta say, as NeuroDoc, I mean, I agree.
We we use aphoresis for true life-threatening emergencies.
I mean, we're literally pulling out antibodies or cells that are causing things like paralysis or your blood to clot when it shouldn't be, or you to just bleed out randomly.
And we're just trying to pull these things from the bloodstream.
So you can imagine that, you know, that's that's how we use this.
Now.
Turning it into some sort of, you know, weekend lifestyle quick fix just to sort of detox doesn't really make a lot of sense when we really dive into this.
And when we look at microplastic toxin buildup, it's it's not really a toxin in the way that most people think.
It's not something you need to, you know, remove from the bloodstream immediately.
And it really acts like this more slow systemic invasion where it gets socked into the tissues.
So I don't know, I think of it like you have this house, it's burning and
What you have is you have fire that's smoldering behind the walls and it's causing these plumes of smoke.
What plasmapuresis or aphoresis does, it sucks the smoke out from the house, but it does nothing to address the fire that's causing it.
it this way if you have a cell that's stuck in a danger response right it's basically sending off inflammation saying hey I'm in danger like think of it when you injure yourself right you have what happens uh you fall you cut yourself it's bleeding then all of a sudden it gets red it gets hot right that's your body's signal saying I'm injured send you know I'm being invaded so send cells to help protect
kill whatever is potentially invading me.
Now
The difference here is that this is more like a sterile inflammation, right?
We're not really protecting against or fighting any type of infection or wound, but what we're doing is we're still wearing that tissue down, right?
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