Question: Seeking the supporting opinions of radiologists in particular, as well as of gastrointestinal specialists, ENTs, etc., regarding the strong possibility of a GI perforation allowing for fluids & food emboli to effuse and pool up within the CRANIAL cavity.

Multiple perforation, both at the throat and at the esophagus (and also intestines), have allowed this problem to persist--

which, I have made the FOLLOWING two YouTube video(s) about--

(1) https://youtu.be/uUTeVxJkcis

(2) https://youtu.be/VOFQvFLqb0M,

which also have resulted in the following things happening--

(3) https://youtube.com/shorts/q5UIlW9ivC4, &

(4) https://youtube.com/shorts/zcL8dbpDWXU

Please watch and then reply with assessment, as well as opinion for WHICH tests should be ordered, HOW they should be ordered, as well as,

Your PROFESSIONAL judgment on whether the preponderance of evidence suggests that it is more likely, that

(A) this is all some kind of big MISTAKE, and that I am perfectly medically healthy, -or-, that

(B) this evidence is more consistent with an actual, real underlying MEDICAL PROBLEM-PATTERN.

Thank you.

Share these videos all you want, the more publicity the better. I give full permission for this, I need and want maximal attention onto my case until the XXXXXXX zombie-doctors (the most inept in the Western world) wake up and do something

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To the neurologist in particular--

My family and friends, and former girlfriend too, have each independently noticed the same thing, within their own private observations--that,

Almost always, immediately after chewing and swallowing a bunch of FOOD, where I often feel a portion of this going in to my cranial cavity, I begin to suddenly slur my words, have movement control problems.

Eventually, I took on symptoms correlated with split brain syndrome, which usually happens only when the connectivity and integrity of the corpus callosum is disrupted by a SURGICAL KNIFE.

I cannot verbalize things that I see in my LEFT eyeball's visual field. Buy I can show you with my right hand. I see and understand what it presented in my left visual field--I just cannot verbalize it back aloud until my right side (into left hemisphere?) is prompted. Sometimes my right hand, which is connected to the half that knows, will signal to my visual, which then routes it to the part that allows me to now say it.