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Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 02:03 - The relationship that is formed 04:00 - What's your superpower? 09:43 - Thank you for FSM 13:46 - SI joint pain 28:05 - Not weak, inhibited 32:43 - This is safe 34:07 - The secret weapon 39:56 - Lightheadedness and BPVV 45:15 - Setting expectations 47:28 - Nerve traction injury
Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 1:56 - Hawaii recap 2:34 - To teach is to learn 6:44 - The FSM Masterclass 9:04 - Treating Kim in Hawaii - SI joint pain 23:55 - Afraid to move - 40/89 24:30 - Hippocampus and the amygdala 26:46 - 124/77 30:28 - What is connected to what? 36:57 - Neck pain 38:32 - Sciatica - C-sections 48:40 - Facets 51:25 - Getting treatments to hold 55:49 - FSM Training Center in Troutdale Oregon
Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT
00:42 - Carol's trip to Spokane 02:44 - Frequency Specific Seminars Troutdale Campus 05:26 - Kim's Quote "A man's mind is stretched by new ideas and may never return to its original dimension." 06:43 - Treating surgical procedures with FSM 12:30 - FSM Contraindications 15:16 - Pacemakers and FSM 18:35 - Cardiac arrhythmias precautions? 21:21 - Frequencies in the vagal protocol 27:03 - Frequencies to treat the TREATMENT of cancer. (FSM does not treat cancer) 35:55 - bowel movements after traumatic brain injury 37:48 - FSM treatment is working but does not hold - lumbar surgery 50:22 - Kim's great week treating patients 51:36 - Thumb pain caused by C6 nerve root - FSM looks at the body as a whole 59:00 - Coming soon - how to implement FSM into your practice
Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT
2:36 - Busy summer 5:17 Peripheral Neuropathy 11:42 "The hippocampus gets paid to remember every bad thing that ever happened" 16:37 "13 loves to be mobilized" Reboot 22:16 Talking about pain ...
Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT
Hosts: Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Dr. Rob Demartino, D.C.
Producer: Kevin
Introduction (0:00 - 0:45) - Kim Pittis welcomes Dr. Rob DeMartino to the podcast. - They discuss Dr. DeMartino's background in chiropractic and how he came to be interested in functional medicine.
Dr. DeMartino's Path to Functional Medicine (1:57 - 4:06) - Dr. DeMartino talks about how he kept a log of his symptoms when he was a child. - He also talks about how he was always asking questions about his health and how he believes that there is always a logical explanation for health problems.
Functional Medicine and Chiropractic Care (4:06 - 9:57) - Kim Pittis and Dr. DeMartino discuss how functional medicine can complement chiropractic care. - They talk about how functional medicine can help to identify and address the underlying causes of pain and other health problems.
Dr. DeMartino's Thoughts on the Future of Chiropractic (9:57 - 11:02) - Dr. DeMartino talks about how he believes that the future of chiropractic is bright and that functional medicine will play an increasingly important role in the practice of chiropractic.
Answering Questions from Listeners (11:15 - 59:00) - Dr. DeMartino and Kim Pittis answer questions from listeners about a variety of topics, including: - How to find a functional medicine doctor - How to get started with functional medicine - What are some of the most common underlying causes of health problems? - How can functional medicine help with weight loss? - How can functional medicine help with chronic pain? - What are some of the best supplements for overall health? - What are some of the best foods to eat for overall health? - How can I reduce my risk of chronic disease?
Closing (59:00 - 59:15)
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