Welcome back to our weekend Cabral HouseCall shows!

This is where we answer our community's wellness, weight loss, and anti-aging questions to help people get back on track!

Check out today's questions:

Katrina: Thank you for the amazing knowledge you share; it's been invaluable for my family and me. I love to cook and am very interested in learning more about how to plan and cook meals from an integrative and functional perspective. I've researched and come across: "Integrative and Functional Nutrition Academy (IFNA) – Offers a Functional Nutrition Certification and the IFNCP Advanced Practice Credential, which is 100% online and self-paced. This program focuses on a whole-systems approach to identifying and treating the root causes of chronic disease." Are you familiar with this certification? If so, does it align with your views on diet and nutrition? If not, is there a certification or other recommended path you'd suggest for obtaining in-depth training?

Stacey: Hello Dr. Cabral , I hope you are having a fantastic day ! My question is for fat transfer to the breast . I’m thinking of removing my implants due to possible BII & using fat transfer to help replace what volume will be missing . I heard one Dr. say it potentially could cause cancer in the breasts due to all fat having stem cells and by adding new fat tissue to the breast could cause cancer cells to activate??? What is your option on this ? I have breast cancer on my mom’s side . My mother , grandma & aunt .

Stacey: Hello Dr. Cabral Thanks for all your knowledge I listen to you daily ! What is your opinion on liposuction? I have extra fat on my inner thighs and it drives me bonkers ! Even at my goal weight and I’m almost there thanks to you . This fat doesn’t want budge . It shrinks but still there and not in proportion with the rest of my body . I’m thinking of liposuction as weight training and diet ect does not help . It truly bothers me to wear a bathing suit or even shorts . Do you think it’s worth the risk of surgery? Thank you

Matthew: I'm interested in taking colostrum for it's many benefits, but I've read about the possibility of an increase in the chances for various cancers to develop while taking colostrum. Is this true and if so how likely is that to happen. I'm an active 44 year old and my main reason for wanting to take it is for the added benefits of developing lean muscle. I work out 3-5 times per week and would like to add something natural like colostrum to my diet. Thanks!

Stacey: Hey Dr. Cabral thank you for everything!! I’m a huge fan and student of yours . I have a question about Teslas . We are looking into purchasing one but I’ve been hearing that they give off lots of EMFs . What is your opinion on that ? Thanks and have a blessed day