A free guide to FSM training is available there for licensed practitioners. https://frequencyspecific.com/how-to-choose-your-fsm-core-training
Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC & Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT
00:00 Episode Preview
00:55 FSM Podcast Intro
01:22 Momentum and Growth
03:25 Student Outreach Plans
05:35 Surgery Scar Pain Case
08:31 Vagus Nerve Protocol
11:17 Treatment Time and Pathways
13:35 Mindset and Buy-In
17:31 Device Is Not Magic
19:46 Treat Causes Not Muscles
24:57 40 89 Precautions
28:49 Pain Processing and CNS
30:53 Objective Assessment Matters
32:08 Range of Motion Proof
32:57 Short Term vs Long Term Goals
33:32 Progress Reset Talk
35:07 Weak vs Inhibited Muscles
37:15 Scar Tissue and Inhibition
39:00 Reformer Joyful Retraining
41:20 Adenovirus Cold Protocols
45:06 Compression Fractures and Appetite
47:57 Bone Healing Nutrients
54:17 Teamwork and Wrap Up
56:20 Resources and Case Webinars
57:33 Take It Apart Method
58:39 Closing and Disclaimer
Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis discuss the expansion of Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) training into new remote course formats, student portals for chiropractic colleges, and upcoming UK seminars, emphasizing gaps in standard chiropractic education (hypermobility, vagus nerve, POTS). They share a detailed case of a post-surgical patient with severe abdominal pain, mesh, extensive scarring, nausea, and restless legs whose pain dropped to zero after a long FSM session focused on vagus-related scarring, secretions, and trauma/central sensitization (including 40/89), highlighting that the device isn't "magic" but depends on assessment and correct targets. They stress the importance of patient buy-in, objective measures, and deeper diagnosis (muscles often inhibited, not weak), including examples of scar-related nerve/artery inhibition. They also answer questions on using FSM for common cold protocols and addressing appetite loss with spinal compression fractures via vagus/sympathetic considerations plus vitamin D and bone support.
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