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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2023 · 57 MIN

Episode Eighty-Three - Nothing Is Linear

from Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast · host Dr. Carol & Kim Pittis

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.  

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