Hosts: Carolyn McMain, MA, DC & Kim Pittis, LCSP (PHYS), MT A free guide to FSM training: https://frequencyspecific.com/guide
Dr. Carol hosts a Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) podcast Q&A covering treatment ideas and empirical precautions. She discusses hypotonia/floppy baby syndrome and spinal muscular atrophy, suggesting mitochondrial and spinal cord frequency approaches, and shares a case of SPG7, a mitochondrial genetic disorder possibly triggered by COVID, that responded to mitochondrial and viral frequencies. She explains why to avoid scar-tissue frequencies shortly after an injury, based on experience, and presents a frozen shoulder case traced to partial tendon tears in a hypermobile/Ehlers-Danlos patient treated with multiple protocols and home CustomCare programming. Additional topics include vestibular screening prevalence and symptoms, CHARGE syndrome considerations, an internal "buzzy" sensation linked to pesticide exposure addressed with poison frequencies, EDS ligament/labrum questions, spondylolisthesis management ideas, lymphatic drainage strategies, electrode methods, C-section adhesions, and seminar policy updates.
00:00 Healing Too Well 00:47 FSM Podcast Intro 01:12 Meet the Group 02:37 Floppy Baby Questions 04:22 SMA and Mitochondria 08:44 Injury Scar Tissue Rules 12:41 Vestibular Screening Clues 14:29 CHARGE Syndrome Discussion 18:11 Instant Frozen Shoulder Case 24:08 Buzzy Feeling Toxicity Case 26:23 EDS Hip Labrum Advice 29:16 Spondylolisthesis Treatment Tips 31:36 Spondylolisthesis Care Plan 32:55 Boosting Lymph Drainage 35:02 COVID Vascular Considerations 37:35 Converter vs Towels Pads 39:45 Lymphedema After Scar Work 44:33 Achilles Tendonitis Steroids 46:53 Gloves vs Wet Towels 48:55 Meridian Mother Theory 50:33 C-Section Adhesions Guide 54:49 124 Hertz Repair Explained 57:16 Wrap Up and Disclaimer
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