Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast

By: Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis
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  • Kim and Carol discuss FSM and take questions from current FSM practitioners. Frustrated with the limited options for treating pain and other complex medical issues? Add Frequency Specific Microcurrent to your medical toolbelt and let FSM help you reduce inflammation in any tissue, anytime... ...easily treat nerve pain. … and dissolve internal scarring and adhesions that cause mobility issues. Each Wednesday join Dr. Carolyn McMakin and Kim Pittis as they discuss what is going on in the world of Frequency Specific Microcurrent. Find information about taking the FSM Course, watch an FSM webinar, or to find an FSM trained practitioner near you at frequencyspecific.com Kim Pittis specializes in training Frequency Specific Microcurrent for manual therapy practitioners and sports medicine. She also treats professional, Olympic, and semi-professional athletes and can be found at fsmsports365.com. Please leave an honest review wherever you subscribe to this podcast. The Frequency Specific Microcurrent Podcast (the “FSM Podcast”) has been produced by Frequency Specific Seminars (FSS) for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The information and opinions provided in the Podcast (i) are not medical advice; (ii) do not create any type of doctor-patient relationship; and (iii) unless expressly stated, do not reflect the opinions of its affiliates, subsidiaries, or sponsors or the host’s or any 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. FSS expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this Podcast.
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  • 141 - Pain Relief: Secrets to SI Joint and Neck Treatments

    141 - Pain Relief: Secrets to SI Joint and Neck Treatments
    Aug 21 2024
    Join us in this in-depth session as we explore the complexities of diagnosing and treating SI joint pain and neck muscle tension. Learn about the critical role of synovial fluid in nerve pain, and discover effective treatments like Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM), glute minimus release, and skin taping. Dive into manual techniques for sacroiliac joint tears, ligament sprains, and the use of dye injections for diagnostics. Additionally, we provide insights into managing neck muscle tension, vestibular injuries, and enhancing range of motion through suboccipital coordination and cervical alignment. Witness real-time patient improvements, and gain practical exercises and applications to help alleviate pain and enhance clarity. 01:24 FSM Treatments 03:55 SI Joint Injections and Diagnostics 07:35 Manual Therapy and Muscle Treatment 23:35 Vestibular Injury Examination 36:52 Reflex Testing and Observations 52:30 Cervical Range of Motion Assessment 55:20 Thermal Burns and Malpractice 55:53 PrecisionCare Setup 58:08 Psoas Treatment 59:41 Multitasking Machines 01:05:24 Abdominal Adhesions 01:18:37 Supine Cervical Practicum 01:24:58 Cervical Spine and Vestibular Injuries 01:47:55 Final Adjustments and Observations ### Unveiling the Complexities of SI Joint and Vestibular Injuries: A Comprehensive Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment Welcome to today's blog post where we delve into a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating Sacroiliac (SI) joint injuries and vestibular dysfunction. This post provides a detailed walk-through of a real-life patient case, revealing the intricacies of how these conditions can interrelate and the diagnostic tools and treatments available for managing them effectively. #### The Complex Case Study: Patient's Initial Condition Our journey begins with a patient suffering from an extensive list of symptoms—repeated expressions of discomfort and frustration, phrases like "Oh my God, this is insane," and "That's ridiculous." The patient also mentioned various treatments being attempted without success, highlighting persistent pain and limitations in daily functions. #### Mapping Out the Problem A crucial first step in understanding this patient's case was a thorough examination. This started with highlighting specific symptoms: - Persistent pain described as "hilarious but ridiculous." - A complex history involving multiple treatments like injection pillow, skin taping, and various exercises. - Diagnoses from physical exams and past procedures indicating possible ligament tears and synovial joint issues. - Persistent muscular pain points, particularly in the glute minimus and other muscles compensating for dysfunction in the SI joint. #### Diagnostic Techniques: Leaving No Stone Unturned The diagnostic process was multifaceted, involving numerous techniques to get a full picture of the patient's condition: 1. **Physical Examination**: An in-depth examination of the SI joint, assessing symptoms like tenderness, muscle spasms, and joint stability. 2. **Tuning Fork Test**: Used to determine semi-circular canal dehiscence, a potential contributor to vestibular dysfunction. 3. **Gait Analysis**: Observing patient's movement, balance, and coordination to identify any abnormalities or compensatory mechanisms in ambulation. 4. **Visual Tests**: Including eye-tracking and head movement coordination, to understand the extent of vestibular injury. #### Treatment Modalities Applied Once diagnostics provided a clearer scope of the problem, tailored treatments began: - **FSM (Frequency Specific Microcurrent)**: This included treating torn ligaments and connective tissue. FSM is utilized for its ability to reduce inflammation and accelerate healing in specific areas. - **Injections**: Steroid and prolotherapy injections were used accurately within the joint to diagnose and address specific pain sources effectively. - **Skin Taping**: Applied precisely to stabilize the SI joint by reducing excessive movement, thus lowering pain and improving functional stability. - **Physical Treatments**: Manual work, including the use of pressure on specific points to reduce muscle tension and improve alignment. #### Intricacies of Manual Therapy Manual therapy for this patient involved: - Applying pressure to areas of adhesion between the psoas and bladder. - Addressing tightness in the quadratus lumborum and associated musculature to improve movement. - Focusing on softening the muscles overlying facet joints to relieve associated nerve pain. - Careful manipulation of the suboccipital muscles to alleviate tension extending from cervical misalignment impacting vestibular functions. #### Importance of Patient Communication and Sensitivity Throughout the diagnostic and treatment process, patient comfort and communication were prioritized. Consistently asking the patient about her pain levels, clarifying each step of the process, and ensuring a thorough explanation enabled a ...
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    56 mins
  • 140 - Adrenal Fatigue, Staff Meeting in a Hot Tub

    140 - Adrenal Fatigue, Staff Meeting in a Hot Tub
    Aug 14 2024

    In this episode, Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis delve into various health-related topics, discussing everything from technical issues to personal health anecdotes.

    They explore the challenges of diagnosing and treating adrenal fatigue, the nuances of using FSM (Frequency Specific Microcurrent) for various conditions, and the importance of proper charting and case reporting.

    The discussion also touches on the benefits of a holistic approach to patient care, the significance of accurate data collection, and the potential for FSM research funded by the American Academy of Resonance Medicine.

    The hosts share personal experiences, professional insights, and practical advice, encouraging practitioners to be thorough in their diagnoses and treatment plans.

    00:19 Annual Lunch at Edgefield
    01:02 The Torture of Excel Sheets
    01:37 Staff Meeting in a Hot Tub
    02:06 FSM Case Reports and Data Collection
    02:19 American Academy of Resonance Medicine (AARM)
    04:16 Writing Case Reports
    07:26 California FSM Sports Hybrid Practicum
    12:27 Vestibular Injuries and BIVSS
    24:36 Labeling Pain and Symptoms
    30:22 Custom Care Updates
    31:29 FSM: Evolving Techniques and Applications
    33:03 Personal Experiences with FSM
    35:14 Addressing Adrenal Fatigue
    51:12 Investigating Fatigue: Beyond Adrenal Issues
    58:47 Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts

    In our continuous journey of exploring the body's intricate systems, it's essential to demystify certain conditions that often perplex both practitioners and patients. Today, we delve into two topics that are frequently misunderstood: adrenal fatigue and vestibular injuries.

    **Understanding Adrenal Fatigue**
    The term "adrenal fatigue" is thrown around loosely, often without any definitive testing to back up the diagnosis. Many patients come in with an assumed diagnosis made without objective findings, often based on vague symptoms like fatigue, poor digestion, or low energy.

    **Diagnosing Adrenal Fatigue**
    The gold standard for diagnosing adrenal fatigue is the four-tube salivary hormone test, which measures cortisol levels at various times throughout the day. This test is crucial because it accurately reflects the diurnal rhythm of cortisol production in the body. However, many practitioners still rely on intuition or muscle testing without engaging in this vital step.

    **The Adrenal Rhythm and Intervention**
    Patients with cortisol rhythm disruptions might find themselves feeling sluggish in the morning and wired at night. Managing this requires a tailored approach, often including supplements like ashwagandha for night-time cortisol quieting and DHEA for morning energy enhancement.

    **Beyond Fatigue: The Investigative Approach**
    Adrenal fatigue is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to chronic fatigue. Proper investigation must include ruling out sleep apnea, heart disease, and long COVID. Tools like the WatchPAT for sleep studies or a thorough cardiac examination can reveal other underlying issues. Moreover, FSM (Frequency Specific Microcurrent) practitioners have unique protocols, especially for treating post-viral fatigue and its lingering impacts on the body.

    **Vestibular Injuries: Overlooked and Misunderstood**
    Vestibular injuries are another area that is frequently overlooked or misdiagnosed. These injuries can result from falls, concussions, car accidents, or even something as benign as an airplane flight. Symptoms often manifest as constant nausea, anxiety, and balance issues, which can be easily mistaken for other conditions.

    **Diagnosing and Treating Vestibular Injuries**
    A critical tool for diagnosing vestibular issues is the Brain Injury Visual System Symptom (BIVSS) Questionnaire. This gives an objective score to the otherwise subjective experience of vestibular problems, helping to guide effective treatment options like FSM, vestibular rehab, or even prism glasses.

    **FSM: A Revolutionary Approach**
    FSM not only addresses physical symptoms but also helps patients process their conditions emotionally. Whether it's adrenal support or unraveling vestibular injuries, the role of FSM is indispensable. Some of the key protocols include:

    - Quiet Adrenals: Helping to manage cortisol levels and restore normal rhythms.
    - Adrenal Support: Running increased secretions in the adrenals time-dependently to boost energy.
    - Vestibular Rehabilitation: Using FSM specifics like torn and broken frequencies in the semicircular canals to alleviate symptoms.

    **The Power of Words in Healing**
    Beyond the physical treatments, the words and communication used by practitioners greatly affect patient recovery. Using positive affirmations and avoiding alarming or dismissive language can be transformative.
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  • 139 - The Role of Practitioners and Diagnosis: Frequency-Specific Microcurrent in Practice

    139 - The Role of Practitioners and Diagnosis: Frequency-Specific Microcurrent in Practice
    Jul 31 2024

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

    Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis discuss their experiences with Frequency-Specific Microcurrent (FSM) therapy, emphasizing the unscripted nature of their sessions. They share detailed patient cases, illustrating how subtle symptoms often unravel a web of underlying issues. From treating scattered medical histories and chronic pain to managing unexpected asthma and post-surgical complications, they delve into the importance of flexibility in diagnosis and treatment.

    The conversation highlights the challenges practitioners face, including differentiating types of coughs, the impact of barometric pressure changes on pain, and the role of patient empowerment and trust. Ideal for FSM practitioners, the episode underscores the value of detailed patient histories and the non-linear journey toward healing.

    00:40 The Unscripted Show
    01:25 Patient Stories and Unexpected Histories
    04:04 Understanding Coughs and Asthma
    06:49 Flexibility of Mind in Practice
    08:51 The Power of Patient Histories
    09:23 Chronic Pain and Patient Mindsets
    12:58 The Role of Practitioners and Diagnosis
    24:20 Exploring Unusual Symptoms
    28:35 Barometric Pressure and Pain
    29:50 Understanding Air Pressure and Inner Ear Fluid
    30:23 Personal Experience with Disequilibrium
    31:49 Treating Vestibular Patients
    32:21 Barometric Pressure and Body Pain
    32:54 Joint Pain and Barometric Pressure
    35:32 Managing Shin Splints
    37:33 Balance Issues in Older Adults
    40:34 Recovering from All-Nighters with FSM
    42:53 Case Reports and Symposium Announcements
    44:03 Blood Pressure Differences and Possible Causes
    47:46 Challenges in Treating Low Back Pain
    51:13 Upcoming Webinars and Symposium Details
    54:05 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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    56 mins

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