Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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Your whole body is yelling at me that it has so much stored pain, fear, overwhelm.
that's what trauma actually looks like.
It's not gonna look like a big bad event necessarily.
There is a biology that our nervous system both creates and is maintained by from the changes that happen.
And so we're looking at disease and disease is the fifth pattern that is very predictable when we have stored trauma.
Now, disease doesn't mean a diagnosis.
It means symptoms, means conditions, maybe, maybe a diagnosis.
But I'm talking about something that has become chronic.
Your insulin resistance, your metabolic syndrome, your high blood pressure, anything that you take supplements or medications for on a chronic basis because of a chronic health issue.
I am of the opinion now that all chronic health issues are really a biology of trauma.
The more health issues that a person has, then the more that their body is yelling, we are living from a place of pain, fear, and overwhelm.
We don't have what we need to get healthy.
We should be talking about stored trauma.
We should be talking about nervous system safety regulation.
Absolutely.
This started with the adverse childhood experiences.
The study was first published in the 1990s by Dr. Vincent Folletti.
And by now, Liz, every single chronic health condition has been associated with adverse childhood experiences.
And when I look at the adverse child experiences, they did a phenomenal job of saying what seemed to be the biggest situations, scenarios that a child would have been affected by.
I also see that there's so much more that they don't ask about.
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