Adrenaline

Anxiety

Balance

Chronic Stress

Concussions

Dorsal Vagus Nerve

Energy Induction

Energy Insufficiency

Essential Sequence

Freeze Response

Explore Magnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) In Chronic Stress & Trauma Healing

Biology of Trauma 3.0 Summit

<h6><b>Aimie Apigian, MD, MS, MPH</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Welcome to the Biology of Trauma Summit 3.0. I'm your host, Dr. Aimie. We're here talking about the trauma disease connection. And in this interview, you're going to learn a very practical and transformative tool. I'm excited to share this information. Those that I know who have applied this specific modality have found it extremely helpful. So I'm excited to share this with you. I think it could make a big difference in your life. Now, when we talk in this interview about the trauma physiology, the trauma response, and how the body responds to trauma, there's something that's important for you to know because we talk about movement. Now, what does movement have to do with trauma response? Actually, quite a lot. So let me review with you. What is the trauma response in the body so that then you can see the movement piece that we need to understand going into this interview. Here is essentially both the stress response and the trauma response in the body. And parasympathetic is one of the states of our autonomic nervous system. This is what you might know as the social engagement system rest and digest. And this is where we truly want to be when it's the right time to be. There are times when it is appropriate to be stressed and we need to have a stress response because we don't just want to be so chill and relaxed that anything happens and we don't respond to it. So it's not that we always want to be in parasympathetic, it's that we want to have the right balance and the right flow and the flow of our states back and forth in response to life as it is happening. So here's what happens then. </span>

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<p>William Pawluk, MD, MSc, author of “Supercharge Your Health with PEMF therapy”, was recently a holistic doctor near Baltimore, MD. Previous academic positions at Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland. Training: acupuncture, homeopathy, hypnosis, energy medicine, nutrition and bodywork. Considered the foremost authority on the practical use of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy in North America. Interested in holistic pain management, sleep, anxiety, anti-aging, tissue healing and general health. He is interested in new solutions to stubborn, chronic and frustrating health problems. He wants to try to resolve the cause of the problem and not to simply put a Band-Aid on it. For example, for pain, most conventional treatments for pain rely on “numbing and dumbing”, that is, simply making the perception of pain better but not healing the cause. When on the Dr. Oz show, they both agreed that pain management should be focused on healing the cause. After 25 years in medical practice, seeing the risks and side effects of traditional approaches, and studying various healing approaches, he discovered that PEMFs provide the most benefit and allowed safe, non-toxic, self-directed, self-controlled, at-home pain management.</p>


William Pawluk, MD, MSc

Explore Magnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) In Chronic Stress & Trauma Healing

William Pawluk, MD, MSc

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