Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast

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

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC

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Host: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC

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: 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)

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 The Frequency Specific Microcurrent podcast has been produced by Frequency Specific Seminars for entertainment, educational and informational purposes only. The information and opinion provided in the podcast are not medical advice. Do not create any type of doctor-patient relationship and unless expressly stated, do not reflect the opinions of its affiliates, subsidiaries or sponsors or the host, or any of the podcast guests or affiliated professional organizations. No person should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content provided in any podcast without first seeking appropriate medical advice and counseling. No information provided in any podcast should be used as a substitute for personalized medical advice and counseling expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any contents of this podcast.

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

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

Robert DeMartino, DC

Host: Robert DeMartino, DC

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Editing and transcription mistakes: Kevin 9:33 Navigating your FSM treatments. Pattern recognition. 13:35 Netters Anatomy book and app 13:59 Connective tissue 16:03 Iliotibial Tract 19:24 With FSM where do I start? 26:36 Brain Injury Visual System questionnaire 33:47 Umbilical hernia. 34:45 FSM has evolved 39:09 Hernia 39:52 Colaborative FSM team 41:55 Diastasis 44:38 Immobile diaphragm 46:06 Muscle moves bones 47:34 Body Alignment 49:41 Lipase levels 54:52 Kims quotes

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Transcription and editing mistakes: Kevin

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Editing and transcription mistakes: Kevin 0:21 FSM Core - Advanced - Symposium 2023 review 9:24 Infection, stress, and trauma - treat the vagus first 16:32 Jerry Pollack - Fourth Phase of Water 18:17 FSM Advanced and Symposium case reports 26:28 Diana Cross from Australia explains how FSM works 27:28 Roger Billica 31:25 So many case reports 36:12 6.8/38 40:40 Increase synovial fluid in the joint? 50:43 Sports Core in Sydney Australia Dr. Carolyn McMakin and Kim Pittis, discuss the recent FSM symposium and advanced courses that were attended by physicians specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. The speakers at the training discussed various topics such as micro RNA, head, neck, and face pain, electrical circulatory systems, and the history of electromedicine. Dr. Carolyn McMakin sets a high bar for her symposium's speeches and focuses on reproducibility in FSM backed by evidence-based research. She advises on the use of specific currents in the synovium for increasing synovial fluid in the joint. Dr. McMakin stresses checking for balance in the shoulder muscles and quieting down the vagus nerve. The relationship between the thalamus and chronic pain is also discussed, with the importance of addressing root causes of pain and dysfunction in the body. The podcast episode concludes with a reminder that the podcast does not provide medical advice or create a doctor-patient relationship. Any advice should be taken in consultation with a medical practitioner.

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

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

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Editing & Transcription Mistakes: Kevin 1:20 Gabba - Dopamine 4:35 You learn more from your failures 8:06 Kim's frustrating case 14:57 Increasing patient comfort level 19:41 What happened? It's never nothing. 25:45 EMF exposure 31:29 What happened? (part 2) It's not working and it always works 37:30 Breast biopsy 40:35 How to choose a surgeon 46:21 Removing anesthesia 49:20 Placing towels & sticky pads 50:22 Multiple machine setup 54:36 Kim's quote

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Editing & Transcription Mistakes Kevin - [email protected]

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

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."

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 0:43 40/89 is your friend 3:55 See inside 4:31 Torn SI joint 6:00 Unwrap it 8:25 What would we do without FSM? 16:00 What is tone 17:09 One size fits all fits no one 22:07 FSM forces you to learn 23:23 Knee replacements 26:14 Increased movement without pain 28:18 Mold sensitivity 37:03 Ehlers-Danlos 42:31 Leg cramps 43:44 Scar tissue 47:33 Its never the muscle or the bursa 50:39 Kims quote

Hosted by: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Editing and transcription errors: Kevin 4:26 Disc herniations, low back pain - easy 5:39 Multiple FMS machines. Getting more done in less time. Working with first responders treating both physical and mental. 17:58 Heaviness of the diagnosis 19:46 The importance of having a plan 19:57 Be adaptable as a practitioner 23:49 Phantom limb pain 27:21 fractured tibia, fibula, hip fracture 32:30 ACL post-surgical 35:00 Treating the brain and the body with FSM 38:16 FSM Advanced and Symposium 2023 schedule done 40:03 Small fiber neuropathy 43:36 PTSD 47:47 Remotely programming the CustomCare 51:28 Four minutes left 55:07 Kim's quote

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 2:02 Vulnerability and being authentic 8:53 Speakers - Advanced - Symposium in February 23:14 Taking care of the ones we depend on 29:24 Emotional frequencies, letting your guard down 37:14 Detoxing with FSM 46:22 Feeling energy fields

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 1:27 Circle practicum 7:01 Treating seven Ehlers-Danlos at once 19:00 Increasing secretions and vitality in facia and adipose? 24:21 Take out the bad stuff, put in the good stuff 27:08 Phantom limb pain 35:25 Bulging disc facet blocks 44:09 Thalamic pain fused discs 48:23 Plication surgery 50:37 49/97 with Kinesio tape 52:36 81 in the vagus 56:02 Myasthenia gravis 56:20 FSM is good for humility 58:18 FSM is a language

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 2:27 The truth is that control is an illusion 3:57 Depression 5:05 Patient history 7:32 Treating the cause and emotional components 9:44 Physical jobs - staying healthy as you age 14:39 Hip pain from head injury 21:10 Athletes - treating emotions for better performance 24:20 Cervical trauma fibro - getting your life back 33:38 New CustomCare software 36:42 Ehlers-Danlos 39:57 Increasing Nitric Oxide 41:06 Hydrocephalus 42:39 Jet lag protocol 47:30 Flu-respiratory frequencies 51:47 FSM Sports training seminars 2023

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 0:16 - CRPS - Complex Regional Pain Syndrome 4:25 - "Knifeless Surgery" Torn and Broken. When to use 13 and when to use 24 8:51 - Thinking through the treatment 9:18 - Scarring - Adhesions 9:55 - Scarring happens for two reasons 10:23 - Trochanter Bursitus 19:35 - Knee pain 24:15 - Dentistry in FSM 36:32 - Scarring vs Torn and Broken 39:20 - Ehlers Danlos 42:15 - Flexion extension 48:00 - Two powerful forces 48:38 - METH - John Paul Catanzaro

Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT 0:46 - FSM in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Germany 6:56 - Give the limbic amygdala a nap. Together with the hippocampus and thalamus 10:55 - 475, nerve sheath 14:15 - Networking at the FSM Advanced Seminar 22:49 - Thixotropy 26:06 - MagHealy 31:41 - Polarizing negative 42:55 - Treating the vagus 47:32 - Sleep and sleep apnea

Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Andrew Fawcett, PT, DPT 4:36 - Jerry Greenspan RIP 7:43 - Skeptical about FSM 11:18 - Writing FSM protocols 11:50 - Using multiple FSM machines 16:46 - Get them out of pain first 19:08 - Treating athletes 26:02 - Using dentistry to explain the process 29:14 - Set point - Stable state 33:05 - Sleep study 36:42 - 475, nerve sheath with 81 and 49, secretions and vitality 42:08 - Bone spur Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/n4wkbr4gm6qll2d/Episode%20Fifty-Five%20-%20Andrew%20Fawcett.pdf?dl=0

Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT Jennifer Sosnowski, MD 1:46 - Jennifers FSM Origin Story 7:29 - MERT EEG and Mold 9:46 - FSM Makes You A Better Practitioner 12:34 - Mold 24:24 - Sleep and Sleep Apnea 35:40 - Lyme 39:40 - EMF - Mold - Gluten 47:58 - Human Frequency 49:59 - Brain Dysfunction 51:26 - Autism

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Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

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