Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast

Episode Ninety-One - Summertime

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

Producer: Kevin

0:00 Last week

1:55 We love Canadians

3:35 SPG7 - corticospinal tract

8:53 CRPS - Complex Reginal Pain Syndrome

11:15 Vagus and Necks

19:03 Splinting

20:36 Lumber stenosis

25:03 Hips - it's never the psoas

26:44 Insulin resistance and the Leptin protocol

32:33 TTH - Tendency To Have

36:03 Movement and pain

38:04 Breast cyst

44:26 Hip Flexors

53:28 Reversing 40 years of doing one thing

55:47 Scleroderma

58:02 "The basic challenge with Functional Medicine is everything is connected to everything"

Host: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC 0:11 Kim is in Canada this week 1:30 Menstrual pain 3:38 Creating the stable state 3:56 Hamstrings 5:21 Carpal Tunnel 9:08 Erectile dysfunction 12:18 Bone Spur 13:18 Ehlers Danlos 18:53 Cellulitis 19:47 Flat feet 21:50 Increasing testosterone 24:17 Kona Hawaii Core & Advanced Masterclass 25:33 Accessory bone 26:33 Increasing secretions in the pituitary or pineal 27:13 Achilles tendonitis 32:30 Scleroderma 34:42 Central sensitization 40:32 Referred knee pain from the neck 41:57 Prolo 44:28 TMJ

Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Jennifer Sosnowski, MD

1:39 Meet Dr. Sosnowski, Functional Medicine doc

9:42 What is Functional Medicine

11:41 The problem with standard medical care

15:44 IFM Certification

17:23 Mold, Lyme, and adrenal failure

28:24 What it's like working with a functional medicine doc

32:06 TMJ

35:19 C-2 disc and sleep apnea

37:43 Trigeminal nerve

48:34 Jen's favorite foods and supplements

Introduction:

- Kim Pittis introduces the show and welcomes Dr. Jennifer Sosnowski as a guest

- Carol is absent from the show due to travel

- Kim and Dr. Sosnowski discuss the positive feedback from their previous episode

Segment 1: Health and Wellness Topics

- Kim and Dr. Sosnowski discuss various health and wellness topics, including:

- The importance of sleep for overall health

- The benefits of mindfulness meditation

- The role of nutrition in preventing chronic diseases

- The impact of stress on physical and mental health

Segment 2: Integrative Medicine Approach

- Kim and Dr. Sosnowski talk about their integrative medicine approach to healthcare, which combines conventional medicine with complementary therapies such as acupuncture, massage, and herbal medicine.

- They discuss how this approach can help patients achieve optimal health outcomes.

Segment 3: Practical Tips for Improving Health and Wellness

- Kim and Dr. Sosnowski provide practical tips for listeners to improve their health and wellness, including:

- Getting enough sleep each night

- Practicing mindfulness meditation regularly

- Eating a balanced diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, and healthy fats

- Managing stress through exercise, relaxation techniques, or therapy

Hosts:

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

0:15 The FSM Sports Core Seminar

5:24 The frequencies always do what they're described as doing

10:54 Don't freak out, you've got time

13:26 Never felt smush

18:18 FSM is the best adjunct

19:46 MS - Muscular Sclerosis

22:53 Why, and what happened just before the symptoms?

29:32 Three main components to movement

36:42 Hold on a frequency pair

37:44 Parkinson's

46:12 Getting rid of rigidity - work upstream

49:15 CRPS and a crushed foot

54:41 Knee replacements are difficult even for FSM

Hosts:

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC

Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

0:04 FSM Sports seminar in Troutdale Oregon

1:43 First FSM Clinic shadow trainees

3:36 Kim's presentation on last weeks podcast

4:27 Belief and belief systems

23:29 Hippocampus remember

26:24 "FSM is a therapeutic interaction that is unique in medicine"

31:31 Duos. Patients who bring someone to the appointment

35:43 Malignant virus and shingles. Treating the vagus for virus. Who am I if I'm not in pain.

47:19 Breath and movement are always intertwined.

48:55 FSM safe with deep brain stimulator

50:08 Pressure sores

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

Editing & Transcription Errors: Kevin

For more information on Frequency Specific Microcurrent visit our website at frequencyspecific.com or order "The Resonance Effect" book.

0:48 The Resonance Effect book is now in Japanese

5:47 Sequence

6:43 Digestive system, low back pain, asthma

16:33 Vertebral artery tear from an auto accident

21:01 Don't get attached to your diagnosis

22:32 TFL - Tensure Fascia Latae

25:44 Tissue knowledge

26:55 Choice & respect

31:14 Frequency polarization

32:19 Strong emotions change us

35:36 Nassim Haramein

39:16 Lyme - diffused pain

44:58 Increase circulation to an extremity

46:57 Shingles

49:20 81/10 for spastic muscle not budging

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Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

Editing and transcriptions errors: Kevin

0:15 Susans Surgery - Be diplomatic

1:55 Spinal Cord Stimulator

4:27 Cranial Cervical Instabilities - Cervical Spine Instabilities

12:56 Instability with extremity joints

20:48 Undoing scar tissue

22:09 Compensations

27:37 Shoulder dislocation - FSM on the way to the Emergency Room

32:10 Torn and broken in the connective tissue

32:27 You don't have tight rhomboids

39:36 Always look for the cause

39:50 Necrosis in the PONS?

45:29 "If it doesn't make sense, your missing something" - SI joint tear

Hosts:

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

Editing and transcription mistakes:

Kevin

0:04 Golden Gate Bridge

2:25 Translating Harry Van Gelder's ideas

3:45 Philadelphia FSM Core

4:18 Ehlers-Danlos patient

9:09 Dirt dart

11:19 Every patient teaches you something

13:23 Sports course in May

14:56 Constant presentation updates

17:25 Achilles Tendinopathy. what happened

19:18 Emotional component when treating pain

20:34 Treating more efficiently

22:20 "Where there's motivation there's possibility"

22:39 Recovering faster in athletics matters a lot

23:22 FSM makes you think then you learn

26:00 Chronic injuries are easy

26:45 Inflammation and pain

30:45 Inflammation and the athletic population

31:38 "When you rob the body of inflammation right after recovery it's not going to happen"

34:53 Look at the method section when reading published papers

43:10 Ehlers-Danlos - they don't have a way to treat it so why would they look for it?

44:44 John Sharkey on Kims Game Changers Podcast fascia and levers debate

54:13 Think of emotions as derivative.

Hosts:

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT