Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis discuss various patient treatment scenarios using Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM). 

They highlight the importance of thorough patient history, imaging, and physical exams in diagnosing and treating conditions such as bone marrow edema, knee injuries, sleep apnea, and empty sella syndrome. 

Listen to detailed case studies, including the treatment of a teenage hockey player with a thigh injury, and explore how to adapt treatment strategies when initial hypotheses do not yield the expected results. 

Additionally, the conversation touches on the psychological aspect of treating adolescent athletes and the complexities of endocrine disorders.

00:24 Mindset and Mental Wellbeing Course Insights 01:27 Patient Case Study: Cervical Trauma and Pain Management 05:41 Understanding Spinal Cord and Leg Tightness 06:20 Personal Medical History and Treatment Insights 10:19 FSM Treatment Techniques and Case Studies 23:17 Exploring Hip Flexor and Related Conditions 30:12 Adapting Treatment Approaches and Flexibility of Mind 31:33 Case Introduction: Dislocated Patella 33:25 MRI Results and Analysis 34:49 Understanding Bone Marrow Edema 37:32 Psychological Impact on Teen Athletes 45:16 Sleep Apnea and Neurological Factors 49:03 Case Report: Hockey Player Injury 52:34 Endocrinology and Pituitary Issues 55:30 Q&A and Closing Remarks