ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis discuss insights from a Quantum Biology Forum, including research suggesting mitochondria move to where they're needed after injury and emerging interest in mitochondrial transplants for genetic defects. They contrast rigid protocol-driven healing timelines with clinician observation and open-minded decision-making, noting limitations of drugs and risks of implantable vagal nerve stimulators. They share Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) cases: a profoundly autistic adult whose overactive limbic system/basal ganglia and underactive anterior cingulate/prefrontal cortex were addressed over extended sessions, enabling vagus and GI work; and a complex amputation case involving phantom pain, neuromas, disc-related nerve pain, and suspected thalamic pain from an old head injury. They emphasize listening, asking better history questions, treating contributing trauma/scar patterns, and using multiple frequencies/machines to support regulation and healing.
00:00 Mitochondria On The Move
00:23 Why Nerve Pain Is Untreated
00:59 Podcast Intro And Guests
01:26 Quantum Biology Takeaways
02:42 Mitochondrial Transplants
03:42 Research Funding Reality
04:57 Holistic Modalities Resurge
06:54 Protocols Versus Common Sense
08:30 Challenging Healing Timelines
10:47 Autism Case Brain Mapping
18:18 Quiet Limbic To Reach Vagus
20:14 Energy Centers First
22:55 Listening As A Modality
24:34 Complex Pain Amputation Case
30:10 Vagus Program HRV Boost
31:20 Cranky Hip Triathlete
33:06 Labrum Language Matters
34:04 Repair Protocol Results
35:01 Everyday Wins
37:14 Neuroma Residual Limb
42:53 Lazy Diagnoses Exposed
44:25 Connecting Scar Tissue Dots
48:55 Pregnancy History Clues
52:06 Multi Machine Strategy
54:44 Wrap Up And Disclaimer
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