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https://frequencyspecific.com/how-to-choose-your-fsm-core-training
Hosts: Carolyn McMain, MA, DC & Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT
In this Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) podcast episode, Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis discuss clinical assessment and treatment approaches for sacral mechanics and SI issues, emphasizing four key muscles—multifidi, piriformis, QL, and psoas—and noting how dura, ureter, kidney, and fat pad scarring can affect pelvic mechanics. They describe using FSM to rapidly reduce pain and improve mobility and breathing, including work on pleura and intercostal nerve scarring and CNS-focused frequencies to help the brain adapt to new movement. The conversation covers patient education on pacing after pain relief, experiences treating hypermobility/Ehlers-Danlos and vestibular cases, and knee pain patterns, including synovium/cartilage involvement. In Q&A, they address scar tissue "bloodless surgery" requiring manual mobilization with frequencies, RA strategies including vagus tone and synovium work, cautions about lung scarring, and using edema/bone marrow frequencies (14/238) for stubborn orthopedic cases.
00:00 Sacral Axis Basics
01:00 Podcast Intro
01:27 Clinic Updates
01:47 Four Muscle Kingpins
03:59 Dura And Visceral Links
06:12 FSM Changes The Game
07:26 Ureter And Kidney Confusion
09:16 Breathing And Rib Mobility
12:55 Posture Starts In Pelvis
14:45 Pain Relief And Pacing
16:37 EDS And Vestibular Patterns
22:29 Knee Mechanics And Chondromalacia
24:40 Scar Tissue Mobilization
26:51 Manual Work With Frequencies
31:04 More Q And A Begins
31:21 Pineal Anti-Aging Protocol
33:12 RA Baker Cyst Case
34:42 RA Frequency Strategy
36:00 Synovium Cartilage Targets
39:02 Collapsed Lung Scarring Risks
41:42 Treat Patient Not Imaging
44:12 Bone Marrow Edema 238
49:50 Reverse Engineer Scarring
51:12 Community QnA Wrap Up
53:09 Courses Travel Updates
54:26 How To Submit Questions
55:38 Sign Off Disclaimer
