I give the Adverse Childhood Experience questionnaire out to every patient in the office.

I practiced for 10 years before I ever even knew about ACEs.

And so it's completely changed the way I practice medicine. Because if that patient has an ACE score of 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, well, we've got to start on that.

It's useless to try to start to fix their hormones and all these things when they're dealing with all this unresolved trauma.

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Welcome, welcome to this episode of the bone coach show, joining us today to explore childhood trauma, bone loss, and osteopenia osteoporosis is Danny Williamson.

Danny Williamson is a nurse practitioner and is the owner of Integrative Family Medicine and Wild and Wellness Emporium in Franklin, Tennessee.

She focuses on gut health, autoimmune thyroid disease,

Hashimoto's thyroiditis is her passion, hormone and adrenal health with her patients. Her approach

embodies a physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual process to healing. She believes that God

designed our bodies to heal themselves. We simply must give our bodies what they need.

She completely reversed 24 years of chronic lifestyle diseases by healing her gut and building her immune

system. Danny incorporates the art of medicine by balancing traditional and integrative therapies,

and she encourages her patients to step out of the realm of normal and reach optimal health. Danny, thanks so much

for joining us. Thank you so much, Kevin. I'm excited. This will be fun. Well, I'm glad you're

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