Dr. Aimie Apigian

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1,012 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 27 May

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But we each can have these vulnerabilities that in good times, they're not a problem.

But you stress test it,

You put your body through a certain level of stress and it's going to stress those vulnerabilities.

And at some point, you're going to reach a breaking point.

Trauma is what stress tests your vulnerabilities.

Okay.

This is what I'm saying.

There are requirements to create something like Hashimoto's or other autoimmune conditions.

And we know that some of those requirements involve the gut and the impact on the immune system.

But then you also have this aspect of the nervous system.

And stored trauma is what lives in our nervous system.

Our nervous system is what is the operating system for our body.

And given what gear it's driving in, if it is in the, what we might call parasympathetic ventral vagal, I call it calm alive state,

Your operating system is one of repair.

It's one of health.

It's not stress testing these vulnerabilities because it's allowing your body to have the healing and repair that it naturally will do on its own.

It's when we're not in that state

And we're either in stress state or the overwhelm or trauma state that it never has a chance to actually engage in its own repair and healing.

So the initial impact is the cellular changes that happen when we experience overwhelm.

I'm going to use a different word now, Liz.

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