Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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My labs look like they're headed in that direction.
What can I do to prevent this from progressing further?
They looked at me and said, there's nothing you can do.
Just wait for it.
And when it happens, come back and we'll start you on some medication.
So that was a life-changing moment for me.
of realizing that they did not see the emotional component to this that I now clearly saw was clearly associated in my mind and that they didn't have any answers for how to help my body get healthy.
And that was where I started studying myself, found functional medicine, got trained in functional medicine.
And that's what then ultimately inspired me to go into studying trauma and the body to be able to bring this to medicine.
We know these associations, but what do we do about it?
What do we do about it as physicians?
What do we do about it as a medical system?
And also, how do we bring more of this biology stuff into the therapy side of things so that a therapist knows to ask about sleep and sugar levels and magnesium and all this stuff that they haven't been trained in either.
So we have all of these silos and that's why it can feel like guacamole where I'm going to go over here for this, over there for that, but they're all talking a different language and I'm left having to piece it all together.
And I don't know how to piece it all together, even if I had the energy to do that.
But I'm stuck in this pattern of depletion and I don't even have the energy.
I mean, I want to say, Liz, that I would have figured out a way to...
There was so much accumulated that that was just the last mountain.
It was too late, essentially.
I think so.
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