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He also has an elegant top hat to complete the ensemble which he loathes lol!
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Forget about the surgery-what is up with this HAIR?
What is going on with her hairline? Who would ask for that cut? A toddler could do better. Did her youngest go after her with scissors? The color is a mess. Too much cold plunging in bromine or chlorine or whatever is in her hot tub. Yikes! She should sue for hair malpractice.
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That hair is truly awful. She thinks the cut, color(s), and dirty bed head make her look relatable, she’s just like us! A busy mom, wife, and stressed out health expert.
I had the exact same surgery many years ago. Of course there’s some recovery time, it’s surgery. But Kerstink’s narcissistic drama over her very special and unique recovery is UNPARALLELED.
I couldn’t finish watching. I gotta lie down.
Now she’s made me a drama queen too.
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Black roots with damaged bleached blonde hair seem opposite to her holier than thou attitude about health. Oh and NBC News reported that the American Heart Association says new study out of China claims intermittent fasting causes heart disease and heart attacks. Remember her cortisol speech? Well fasting long term causes high cortisol levels. Stick that up your you know what Curseton.
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Was her surgery more than an ovarian cyst removal? I had that done years ago and don’t recall being down weeks for it!
But I don’t know much about endometriosis, so maybe more was involved.
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yes but hers was more serious
Call me a cynic but I believe NOTHING that comes out of CURSETON’S big mouth.
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She claims in the video that it was a four hour surgery to remove multiple cysts and clean out the stage 4 endometriosis. I’m surprised “the best surgeon in the world” couldn’t get in and out quicker than that, so I wonder if that’s really true, or what she’s hiding. She said at one point that Lobster had to give consent for other “removals” but she was not specific. Would they have had to ask him if it was just endometriosis and cysts they were removing? I doubt it.
And there are people, even on Kerstin’s page who have had everything removed for far more serious conditions and I’m sure they aren’t bragging or over-dramatizing every little minutiae of their pre and post op periods.
@Snarkypants none of her diet is healthy to relieve stress or help her sleep. An actual dietician would tell her that her body needs nourishment in order to fuel it and get the appropriate rest. Starvation is stressful. It’s like basic nutrition 101.
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Oh, she also mentioned that it would take a miracle for her to get pregnant again, so I wonder if they removed her uterus. She would love that. Less bulk in the belly.
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So, I never use media reports or press releases as my yardstick for health advice…. I go to NIH studies as they are the gold standard…Here is a link to a 2024 article: InterVFast-effectiveness and acceptance of intermittent fasting in cardiac rehabilitation patients: study protocol of a randomized controlled trial - PubMed
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Who in their right mind, or wrong mind for that fact, would ever have another child with this freakshow?
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Here’s the actual study if anyone is interested: Program Planner
It concludes that “TRE with eating duration <8 hours was significantly associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular mortality in the general population as well as in people with cardiovascular disease or cancer.”
Hmm. That’s kind of alarming.
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She mentions vision changes and relates it to the anesthesia. She should be concerned about this. I don’t think vision issues are a side effect of anesthesia, especially one month later. Anesthesia leaves your body in about 24 hours. I also find the “one month for every hour under” recovery time curious. First I’ve ever heard of that.
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It would appear that the heart association and the NIH disagree on intermittent fasting…the NIH stating that the intermittent fasting helps those with cardiac problems. Pick your poison…
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@heresthething @youbetcha @DaisyBee My endometriosis was severe stage 4 and the laparoscopy was a little over one hour. I had it done on a Thursday and went back to work on Monday. I was still sore and a little tired but I could sit at my desk. Granted I didn’t have any cysts to remove but for her to say she was under for four hours makes me wonder about her surgeon also. Most likely she’s exaggerating for more attention.
She’s making shit up as she goes along, saying each hour of sedation equals one month of recovery. WTF? Like you said it takes 24 hours for the anesthesia to leave your body and up to one week to have some side effects, none of which are vision changes. I was flabbergasted listening to her spew out those lies. What a quack she is now!
Oh, and I can’t imagine any good doctor giving the okay to do cold plunges only two weeks after your surgery. That’s so risky!
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Actually, the NIH study you cited looked like it was unresulted. Maybe it’s still in process? The article mentioned their hypothesis that they suspect intermittent fasting will be helpful, but I didn’t see a final conclusion, unless I missed it? I could be wrong, I just did not see a final conclusion. The study was dated 2022 and then again in 2024 so maybe it’s ongoing?
The NYT said studies claim women who do long term fasting do not lose weight or improve their health. Another controversial topic that the Curseton should not be promoting.
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It probably takes months of recovery because her metabolism is in the toilet. Remember how quickly she gained weight in Mexico, just from eating tortillas? That’s because she doesn’t consume enough nourishment, overall and her body isn’t used to carbs.
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The NIH study…to me… is the way a scientific study should be conducted… It is in a state of flux until conclusive results are established. Years ago butter, cheese were given a black eye. In recent studies, these items were exonerated and shown they can cut stroke risk. I take all “expert” findings with a grain of salt 
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I had endometriosis removed about 40 years ago via laparoscope. As I recall, I was back at work the next day. I guess that is what being young does for you.
When I had my gallbladder out using the laparoscope, I was driving in 2 days and was ready to go back to work (my boss was horrified and wouldn’t let me). She made me wait until the following Monday.
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