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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The Liz Moody Podcast · Top Doctor: This Nervous System Reset Stops Migraines, Sugar Cravings, Exhaustion, & More · 27 May 2026 podcast

So I'm just, I'm so sorry.

Whatever it is, I'm just so sorry.

And so this is part of the beliefs that we can form about ourselves based on our previous experiences that show that we still have adapted to a certain way of surviving life.

And we think that in order to survive and be okay, I just,

can't have any needs.

It is.

And I feel like there's so much of our environment that we are born into and we're raised with this idea still that women, girls are supposed to be kind and sweet and soft and you're the caretaker.

And if that's how we're groomed to be, then when that anger shows up, what do we do with that?

We stuff that down.

No, no, no.

I'm supposed to be only nice.

I'm not supposed to speak up for myself.

I'm not supposed to set boundaries.

I'm not supposed to say, that is not okay to do that to me, to talk to me like that, to treat me like that.

I feel so much of that is still a cultural environment.

We simply adapt to the environments in which we are in.

Yes, 100%.

Most of my patients coming in, sitting in front of me with chronic diseases, and they're coming back and saying, I don't relate to the word trauma.

I don't think that I have stored trauma.

And yet I'm seeing that they have a trauma body.

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