The Anmolsingh Health Deep Dive

Pain is real, but it isn't always a sign that something in your body is damaged. In this episode, Dr. Dinesh and Dr. Jasmin Anmolsingh explain how your brain and nervous system create the pain you feel. They also cover why stress, sleep and fear can make it louder, and why understanding this can be the first step to moving and feeling better.

General education, not personal medical advice. If you have severe or worsening pain, numbness, weakness, or pain with chest symptoms, seek care right away.

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A remarkable story of family, tradition, and the healing knowledge passed down through four generations in Trinidad and Tobago.

This episode explores the Anmolsingh family’s healing legacy, beginning with Bagesari, a woman whose traditional knowledge helped shape the family’s history, and continuing today with Dr. Jasmin Anmolsingh, who is carrying that legacy into the future.

We explore Nara and Butchette, two concepts rooted in Trinidadian traditional healing, and their relationship to the wider discussion of visceral manipulation, human anatomy, and modern scientific inquiry.

Discover the inspiration behind NARA: Beyond the Navel and BUTCHETTE, books written to preserve cultural knowledge, document family history, and encourage an honest conversation between traditional healing experiences and contemporary healthcare.

This is more than a story about hands-on healing. It is about the preservation of knowledge, the often-unrecognised contributions of women, the importance of questioning what we believe, and the responsibility of passing a legacy forward.

From Bagesari to Dr. Jasmin Anmolsingh, discover how four generations have helped shape a century-long family tradition of healing in Trinidad and Tobago.

The Anmolsingh Health Deep Dive

Tradition. Knowledge. Legacy. The future of healing.

This episode discusses traditional healing beliefs and historical perspectives for educational purposes. Traditional explanations are not necessarily established medical diagnoses, and appropriate medical assessment should never be delayed.

An accident at the Trincity Mall intersection changed Dr. Jasmin Seetahal Anmolsingh’s life. Her eight-month-old baby was in the backseat. What followed became part of her journey towards a career as an osteopathic doctor.

In this opening episode of The Anmolsingh Health Deep Dive, two AI narrators discuss her story, exploring motherhood, the challenges of treatment and recovery, and the experiences that shaped her approach to caring for others.

A personal story rooted in Trinidad and Tobago, about the person behind the profession.

This is an AI-generated discussion of Dr. Jasmin’s story, rather than a recording of her speaking. Her experience is individual and does not establish what any treatment will achieve for others. For general information, not personal medical advice.