Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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I mean, that right there is the skill, is to be able to move through life experiences so they don't get stuck and stored.
What's the state of your autoimmune condition today?
This has been...
Very hopeful, very inspiring to be able to see all of my numbers completely reverse.
So there was no autoimmunity in my blood levels when I checked.
It took me a while to figure all these pieces out, Liz.
So this was 2015 that we discovered this.
It wasn't until 2020.
that I had found enough of the pieces to be able to reverse so much of this biology of trauma in myself.
There were things that I...
see as my biology that was keeping me stuck and in danger mode.
And even as a physician, I didn't see these.
I didn't know that I had brain inflammation, for example.
As I'm starting to learn these aspects of functional medicine and neurology and neuro autoimmunity and realizing, oh, those head injuries that I've had,
actually did impact my biology and my nervous system.
And this is partly why I'm more susceptible to foods that I'm sensitive to or lack of sleep or these different types of stress is because I have these primed microglia or these immune cells in my brain that have a lower threshold for stress.
Here I am trying to push myself to the degree that I always have
And then I'm getting brain fog and decision fatigue and just that cloud that comes over my brain where I can't even think, forget things and I'm clumsy.
Had no idea that this was actually not only so much a part of my biology, but so much a part of me getting stuck in these trauma patterns.
So that was a big needle mover for me.
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