Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC & Kim Pittis, LCSP (PHYS), MT
A free guide to FSM training:
https://frequencyspecific.com/guide
Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis discuss a recent small FSM training in Canada where attendees quickly felt the effects of treatment and deepened community connection. They share a complex clinical case involving a 36-year history of pain after a vertebral artery dissection, describing an FSM approach targeting artery trauma/fibrosis/vitality plus medulla and pons trauma/necrosis/vitality and meningeal/dural/vagus scarring, resulting in facial droop resolution and pain elimination. They emphasize that experience reinforces evidence, anatomy matters, and clinicians must ask "why" rather than assuming muscle or trigger points are primary. Dr. Carol updates the nighttime vagus protocol to include 40/562 (quiet the sympathetics), reporting large HRV increases tracked via Oura Ring. They answer a question on post-extraction trigeminal numbness, advising investigational trigeminal frequencies, treating pons and bone/bone marrow inflammation/trauma, and noting 396 targets peripheral roots, not trigeminal.
00:00 Welcome and Resources
00:27 Canada Training Highlights
03:53 Hands-On Proof of FSM
04:53 Case Study Vertebral Dissection
12:14 Clinical Reasoning and Anatomy
19:15 Marketing and Patient Connection
22:04 Vagus Protocol HRV Breakthrough
27:22 Travel Stress and Self Care
28:58 Listener Q: Dental Nerve Pain
30:32 Trigeminal Nerve Challenge
31:40 Experimental Frequencies Setup
33:41 Bone Inflammation Strategy
36:01 Mode Bank Recipes Critique
38:53 Ask Why Not Where
41:40 Imaging Versus Symptoms
47:04 Provider Confidence Reassurance
47:54 Scar Tissue Breakthroughs
49:24 Costa Rica Class Invite
51:38 Wrap Up Disclaimer
