Dr. Aimie Apigian
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1,012 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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Okay.
Then whatever is my vulnerability is going to show up first.
The idea is that if we want to be in our best health and prevent
the disease that comes from trauma.
We need to learn how to shift gears into parasympathetic ventral vagal, come alive, so that our body can do the repair that happens during both a stress and a trauma response.
I think of it as having some type of injury that never gets better.
So if I break my collarbone and I never reset it right,
Or maybe I injure my leg and I never actually allow that wound or injury to heal.
At first, I'm going to work around it.
May walk with a limp, I may protect it in some way, but I can do that for a little while.
It's the fact that it never then heals.
And now I've got to reorganize my whole way of getting around.
And I'm never gonna lift anything with this arm because that causes pain.
So I'm gonna learn how to do everything with this side of my body.
And so we can see that it's just the accumulation of time adapting around this ongoing wound that I don't want to poke because it hurts and I'm trying to avoid pain.
The initial changes in our cells, decreased energy production, the metabolism being off, the immune system being on guard, all of these are changes that at first we can adapt to.
But then when
the next vulnerability comes or the next hit comes.
And now it's on top of that original wound.
And then it kind of starts to snowball effect.
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