Resonant frequency therapy device uses electromagnetic frequencies to balance your energy. People suffering from fibromyalgia or chronic pain find relief, while students report improved concentration and clarity.
Natural resonance frequencies for genomic material tend to occur in the infrared region of electromagnetic spectrum. To adapt them for use by frequency devices, their frequencies are “shifted by octaves”, just as musical octaves resonate together and enhance each other.
Physiologic Effects
Electrical wave forms have long been utilized in therapy applications. Square, triangle and sinus waves have all been tried in an attempt to stimulate physiological responses; however, they all tend to travel over the lines of least resistance rather than reaching their intended areas of treatment. Conductive gels, selective placement of electrodes, high voltage-low current and alternating polarity have all been tried to overcome this limitation.
Resonant frequency therapy devices are designed to produce complex energy waves consisting of audio and radio frequencies that interact with our body’s resonant resonance frequencies – making sound frequency therapy effective across a range of physiological systems, from pain reduction to emotional stability.
Resonant frequency therapy devices have also been found to possess beneficial ecological properties, in addition to therapeutic ones. When set to the appropriate audio frequency, its transmitted waves irritate insects enough for them to leave an area. This approach offers an eco-friendly alternative to insect pesticides without risking adverse health issues in people.
Scientific research continues to demonstrate the therapeutic value of Schumann resonance frequencies and more medical practitioners are beginning to use them as part of their practices. The basic theory behind Schumann resonance frequencies is that when administered to patients it helps “reboot” their natural healing processes – helping reduce inflammation, relieve pain and hasten break down scar tissue or adhesions faster.
Schumann resonance frequencies can be found everywhere around us; their primary source is lightning strikes worldwide. Additionally, the Earth contains its own electromagnetic field containing these frequencies; these are often referred to as Schumann Resonance (SR). Some scientists have proposed using SR for therapeutic uses – including relieving stress and anxiety symptoms – however further scientific investigation must take place in order to validate these claims and develop standard protocols of usage.
Modulated Audio Waves
Sound frequency therapy represents an exciting synthesis between ancient healing traditions and modern scientific understanding. The effects of specific frequencies on cell function, neurological activity and physiological processes has cemented sound therapy’s place as part of integrative medicine; however, mainstreaming sound frequency therapies requires commitment to rigorous protocol development and standard delivery methods.
Frequency healing works on the principle that each cell, tissue and organ system has a distinctive vibrational pattern that can be modulated externally via external frequency stimuli known as entrainment. Sound frequencies used therapeutically may help synchronize biological systems that vibrate at differing rates via the process of acoustic resonance to achieve greater health benefits.
Research on the vibrational effects of sound therapy has yielded numerous clinical applications, such as pain management, anxiety/depression management, insomnia treatment, stress reduction and physical well-being. Studies have demonstrated the efficacy of various pain management protocols by modulating how our brain perceives pain signals as well as decreasing inflammation markers in our bodies; furthermore specific frequency protocols have also been found to promote emotional regulation and relaxation by stimulating limbic systems and neurotransmitter release.
Many devices have been created to produce and provide acoustic stimulation. Whole body vibration (WBV) and vibroacoustic therapy (VAT), for example, use isochronous tones with modulated amplitude modulated isochronous frequency modulations to stimulate neural driving responses without the need for attention or feedback from outside sources. Other devices, like resonant frequency therapy devices or pure tones generated through interaction with natural frequencies of human voices to generate modulated audio waves perceived as sound or music.
Vibrational techniques have long been utilized as a form of stimulation, from cell to neuron levels, for inducing hemodynamic responses such as vasodilation and cell swelling; to stimulating protein kinase activation, nerve modulation, oscillatory coherence; bone formation enhancement, muscle stretch reflexes, cellular proliferation as well as increasing bone formation through shock wave therapy or increasing chemotherapy efficacy through infrared light-sound interaction. Studies are now uncovering new benefits that come from vibrational stimulation techniques like inhibiting cancer cell growth through shock wave therapy while increasing chemotherapy efficacy through infrared light-sound interaction. Research shows other physical and psychological benefits from vibrational techniques as well as exploring possible physical/psychological benefits such as inhibiting cancer cell growth through shock wave therapy or increasing its efficacy through infrared light-sound interaction.
Gas Filled Tubes
At each session, black straps containing electrodes are wrapped around a patient’s forehead, wrist, and ankle. A shoe-box-sized device plugged into their desktop computer scans their body, showing colorful graphics of organs and systems mapped on colorful graphics screens. When white blobs representing cholesterol appear, for instance, they may be “zapped” with electrical frequencies before telling their patient to watch as these blobs shrink away and eventually vanish altogether.
Some frequencies are believed to kill microorganisms while others reportedly provide healing properties or aid the body detoxify nonspecific toxins. Spooky2 is an updated version of devices created by Royal Rife who claimed all diseases have unique frequencies which could be detected using various instruments he invented himself; unfortunately these claims were widely discredited during Rife’s lifetime and have now been repackaged as an iPhone application.
EPFX and other resonant frequency therapies rely on the placebo effect, in which patients report feeling better simply due to believing that treatment will work. Energy device clinics that specialize in energy devices often profit by preying upon people’s hopes and fears – as was done by Bailey and Krueger when operating Rife-style devices as part of a network marketed in order to bypass lengthy FDA approval processes for new medical devices.
