Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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It really doesn't matter whether that's coming from outside of us or from inside of us.
And that is what I would want people to know is that that biology is now creating the ongoing sense of danger simply because of its effects on ourselves, on our energy, on our metabolism, on our nervous system.
Let's take migraine as an example.
A migraine happens when you start to feel overwhelmed by something in your life.
Yeah.
What's happened is that at the cellular level, things have reached a point where we feel like we are overwhelmed.
Now, that will not necessarily translate into emotional overwhelm.
It depends on how aware a person is on the sensations in their body and what's going on.
And oftentimes, the body is creating these symptoms in order to avoid the emotional pain associated with these symptoms.
Whether migraines or chronic back pain, there's something going on that our nervous system says,
I am feeling like this is too much.
And I talk about being too much too fast being a trigger or also too little for too long.
What do both of those mean?
Too much, too fast means that things are happening too much, too fast for me to be able to know what to do to be able to respond.
And I kind of freeze and shut down.
But then there's the other reason why we go into overwhelm or why our nervous system says, this is overwhelming.
I'm going to shut down or create some of these sensations.
Too little for too long is the idea that we have needs.
whether that be touch, love, support, connection, or magnesium, zinc, B6.
All of these are things that we need.
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