Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast

Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast

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Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast episodes

  • Episode Seventy-One - Progression

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

    Editing and transcription mistakes:Kevin

    0:03 - TTH Tendency to have

    5:45 - Long Covid

    9:31 - Practitioner Progression

    13:13 - Bleeding, 18

    15:22 - Using multiple machines

    18:30 - Sensitized pain pathways

    25:13 - The cerebellum is a dictator

    32:34 - Spiral fracture, CRPS

    39:05 - Fall on back while pregnant

    42:16 M-Cass

    52:10 Colonoscopy

    58 min
  • Episode Seventy - Feeling Safe

    Hosts:

    Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC

    Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

    Editing & Transcription Mistakes:

    Kevin

    0:04 The myth of perfect

    5:20 Penial fracture

    10:55 Patient feeling safe. Safe with their story. Safe with the movement.

    17:31 Expediting results by weeks if not months

    37:01 Insulin and leptin

    43:04 Inguinal hernia - trapped pudendal nerve

    47:03 "IF if it [the pain] comes back, it's not going to be worse but you're going to mind it more and it's going to scare you. If it [FSM] worked the first time, it will always work."

    53:16 Kim's quote: "When we feel safe enough to expose our shadows, that's when we become free."

    56 min
  • Episode Sixty-Nine - New Beginnings

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

    Editing and transcription mistakes:Kevin

    1:11 Social media detox

    2:26 Patient from 2021 progress

    9:53 Upper respiratory infection, migraine, covid

    11:25 Long-covid

    13:56 Ketamine therapy

    17:12 Hot flashes

    18:31 New beginnings

    20:27 Learning to live having MS

    29:26 New published paper on FSM

    31:00 Teaching FSM in Canada

    35:30 More on long-covid

    37:09 Retraining proprioception for lateral ankle sprains

    43:25 Centrally sensitized

    46:23 40/89

    48:09 FSM is here to make your life easier

    48:37 Kims quote

    Dr. McMakin of Frequency Specific Seminars discussed how FSM could treat scar tissue and reset the nervous system. She highlighted how specific frequencies, such as 40/89, 40/84, 40/92, 40/94, and 81/84, can be used to release adhesions and retrain the nervous system. Additionally, Kim Pittis and FSM Sports course cover combining the releases with rehabilitative and performance components. To start off the year, Kim shared her two favorite quotes to inspire. Overall, this episode gave a great overview of how FSM can be used to treat a variety of medical conditions.

    52 min
  • Episode Sixty-Eight - Mary Ellen Chalmers DMD

    Hosts:Carolyn McMakin, MA, DCMary Ellen Chalmers, DMD, IFMCP

    Editing & Transcription Mistakes:Kevin

    0:03 Mary Ellen's back story

    6:17 Patent for FSM in dentistry

    13:26 Integrative dentistry

    16:05 Metal allergens

    25:53 What frequencies to run for a root canal?

    29:45 It all plays together

    37:05 Tooth extraction

    42:27 Burning mouth

    47:14 re-building jaw bine after infection

    53 min
  • Episode Sixty-Seven - FSM Is Listening

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

    Editing and Transcription Errors:Kevin

    In this podcast, the hosts explored the power of compassion and kindness as powerful tools for healing. They discussed the case of a patient with chronic kidney stones and showed how FSM can be used to treat the patient. They highlighted the importance of listening to the patient and holding a vision of them as healed, even when a full cure is not possible. The phrase "A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal" was quoted to emphasize the power of compassion. Additionally, the hosts talked about how physical therapists and functional medicine practitioners can work together to treat Covid-19 related issues such as fatigue, cognitive issues, GI problems, and toxicity effects of the vaccine. Lastly, they discussed the frequencies of 124 and 77 for Ehlers-Danlos and 40 and 89 for injury and return to functions, as these can be useful knowledge for practitioners. This podcast reinforced the power of compassion and kindness in treating patients.

    2:48 FSM practicum

    5:00 Working with CustomCare and athletes

    8:17 Goal is to not make you worse

    8:34 Removal of the adrenal gland. Frequency for gas/air

    17:02 Tibial plateau fracture. Spondylolisthesis.

    19:59 Partial ACL teal. Partial meniscus tear.

    25:42 Posterior medial tibial plateau, lateral patella sub lux injury

    30:23 If you can't do it on the ground you can't do it on the ice

    43:11 Post Covid boosters

    47:22 Horse riding and FSM

    50:19 Frequencies that taught me the most in 2022

    57:42 FSM and listening

    59:01 Kims quote

    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode Sixty-Six - What A Gift

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

    Editing & Transcription Mistakes:Kevin

    0:04 Changing seasons. Concussion & FSM

    3:48 Ehlers-danlos

    10:49 What a gift

    12:29 Frequency to remove fear. The language we use while treating.

    20:44 40/89 has to run first

    21:44 Memories buried alive

    28:01 PTSD

    28:54 Nothing will hold. 40 = quiet the activity of

    34:11 Clubfoot

    38:37 Yoga too taxing on ligaments

    47:27 Eccentric contractions

    53 min
  • Episode Sixty-Five - When It Doesn't Work

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

    Editing and transcription errors:Kevin

    0:03 Okay to not be okay

    8:23 What do you do when it doesn't work

    13:17 Tarlov cyst, phantom limb pain

    14:37 Rating pain

    18:09 Expectations - doctor-patient relationships

    26:46 All the tricks in every bag

    32:13 Athletes sometimes hurt themselves on purpose

    34:24 Listen - becoming an ally

    38:14 What interferes with frequencies - the stable state

    40:28 Asking good history questions and being realistic

    43:49 Concussion and Vagus

    45:42 It's not about the frequencies, it's about the big picture

    50:39 FSM and lung fibrosis

    54:01 Kims quote

    58 min
  • Episode Sixty-Four - RSD/CRPS

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

    Transcription & Editing Mistakes:Kevin

    0:21 Kim's other podcast

    2:14 RSD/CRPS

    4:29 Onset of RSD/CRPS

    8:49 Tarlov Cysts

    10:21 Phantom limb pain

    13:46 Penis pain, pelvic floor, trigger points

    20:25 Cystic condition

    24:13 Low back pain

    27:48 Omentum toxicity

    31:40 Brain fog, breathing

    36:22 Two ways to detoxify stress hormones

    41:59 Being a Game Changer

    43:17 Pay attention to what's in front of you and take it apart

    44:10 Missing history solves the problem

    49:10 Headaches

    54:16 FSM Advanced Event, FSM Sports Course, San Francisco FSM Practicum

    55:38 Kim's quote

    58 min
  • Episode Sixty-Three - Keep Asking Why

    Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC - [email protected] Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT - [email protected] Transcription Errors: Kevin 0:13 Long Covid 6:06 It's never the psoas 8:09 Tight psoas, scarring in the psoas 10:27 Permission to let go 11:27 Keep asking why 11:58 No notice 14:30 How to find a purpose that drives you 18:22 Fate 22:47 Long Covid is not scary 27:19 Pelvic floor pain 28:55 Time-dependent frequencies 33:12 FSM Symposium 37:09 FSM teaches you how to think 44:12 Everybody does the best they can 48:13 What you can do physically

    1 hr

About Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast

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Frequency Specific Microcurrent was developed by Dr. Carolyn McMakin in 1995 using frequencies passed on from an osteopath in Canada who had a practice that came with a machine made in the 1920s.