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We are offering the nanoVoice software to everyone in the hopes that we can allow people to see that the frequencies of their voice can reveal accurate information about them.
Danielle Grilli wrote the following article about her experience with the Vocal Profiling Software: Healing with Sound: Discovering Human BioAcoustic Therapy
-Danielle Grilli
When we begin to evaluate all the incredible, groundbreaking discoveries in the fields of science, technology, and healing, the findings of BioAcoustic* Therapy should not be overlooked. In fact, I think they should be studied very closely.
Developed by Sharry Edwards, BioAcoustic pioneer and Director of BioAcoustics for Sound Health, and grounded in over 30 years of research conducted by Ms. Edwards and others in the field, Human BioAcoustic Therapy is seated in the principle that our voices, or the frequencies and vibrations therein, contain comprehensive information about our health (such as nutritional and hormone deficiencies, personality traits etc.) which can then be used to heal. As an alternative therapy, BioAcoustic Therapy involves the recording and ‘reading’ of vocal patterns (voice spectral analysis) followed by the formulation and presentation of specific sounds (low frequency sound presentation) which balance the unbalanced aspects of the patient’s body.
Despite the fact that all this seems very new, it isn’t. Sound healing has been used for thousands of years, dating back to the Paleolithic period (cave paintings depict harmonic resonance patterns produced by flute frequencies). Instances of sound therapy can be found in other areas of ancient history as well: the new and old testaments, the teachings of Pythagoras, ancient Sanskrit, and the Qin Dynasty, just to name a few, all refer to sound as a healing technique.
But what is BioAcoustic Therapy like and does it really work?
Generously enough, Sharry Edwards, who in addition to being a leader in the field of BioAcoustics is also the recipient of the 2001 International Association of New Science (IANS) Scientist of the Year Award and the 2002 Temple University Humanitarian Award, offered to do a complete evaluation for me. I was delighted to give it a try. This is what I found; Sharry, who had very little knowledge of my medical background prior to our meeting, was able to both verify what blood tests have already told me and point out the deficiencies, toxins, infections, and viruses in my system. As a result, she was able to make nutritional recommendations based upon my needs and point me in a direction of better health. On my end, it was easy. All I had to do was record two samples of myself speaking and send them in. No needles necessary.
As regards to clinical efficacy, the research is still underway. However, several studies have been completed. One study, which examined the efficacy of BioAcoustic Therapy in the treatment of Fibromyalgia, found that eighty-nine percent of study participants reported at least a 50 percent reduction in pain intensity. Furthermore, many of the participants reported 100 percent relief during the presentation of sound, although the effects subsided once the sound was removed. Additionally, case studies have shown Human BioAcoustic Therapy to be effective in the treatment of mild to severe back pain, chronic fatigue, and other chronic conditions.
All in all, after experiencing BioAcoustic Therapy, I can honestly say that it’s really quite incredible. If you’re interested in giving it a try, you can download the BioAcoustics nanoVoice software for free. Because Sharry Edwards believes that trust in a new technique comes from experience, she is giving this program away and asking for nothing in return (they don’t even ask for your e-mail address). Through this, it is her hope that people will experience (and come to believe in) BioAcoustics and its potential for healing (I tried the nanoVoice myself – pretty amazing). To download nanoVoice, visit www.nanovoice.org.
References
1. rVita: Natural Healing
2. Bioacoustic Fibromyalgia Study
3. Bioacoustic Therapy Case Studies
4. Sound Heath
* BioAcoustics should not be confused with bioacoustics, a term that is often used to represent animal bioacoustics such as bird songs and dolphin clicks.
We are offering the nanoVoice software to everyone in the hopes that we can allow people to see that the frequencies of their voice can reveal accurate information about them.
Danielle Grilli wrote the following article about her experience with the Vocal Profiling Software: Healing with Sound: Discovering Human BioAcoustic Therapy
-Danielle Grilli
When we begin to evaluate all the incredible, groundbreaking discoveries in the fields of science, technology, and healing, the findings of BioAcoustic* Therapy should not be overlooked. In fact, I think they should be studied very closely.
Developed by Sharry Edwards, BioAcoustic pioneer and Director of BioAcoustics for Sound Health, and grounded in over 30 years of research conducted by Ms. Edwards and others in the field, Human BioAcoustic Therapy is seated in the principle that our voices, or the frequencies and vibrations therein, contain comprehensive information about our health (such as nutritional and hormone deficiencies, personality traits etc.) which can then be used to heal. As an alternative therapy, BioAcoustic Therapy involves the recording and ‘reading’ of vocal patterns (voice spectral analysis) followed by the formulation and presentation of specific sounds (low frequency sound presentation) which balance the unbalanced aspects of the patient’s body.
Despite the fact that all this seems very new, it isn’t. Sound healing has been used for thousands of years, dating back to the Paleolithic period (cave paintings depict harmonic resonance patterns produced by flute frequencies). Instances of sound therapy can be found in other areas of ancient history as well: the new and old testaments, the teachings of Pythagoras, ancient Sanskrit, and the Qin Dynasty, just to name a few, all refer to sound as a healing technique.
But what is BioAcoustic Therapy like and does it really work?
Generously enough, Sharry Edwards, who in addition to being a leader in the field of BioAcoustics is also the recipient of the 2001 International Association of New Science (IANS) Scientist of the Year Award and the 2002 Temple University Humanitarian Award, offered to do a complete evaluation for me. I was delighted to give it a try. This is what I found; Sharry, who had very little knowledge of my medical background prior to our meeting, was able to both verify what blood tests have already told me and point out the deficiencies, toxins, infections, and viruses in my system. As a result, she was able to make nutritional recommendations based upon my needs and point me in a direction of better health. On my end, it was easy. All I had to do was record two samples of myself speaking and send them in. No needles necessary.
As regards to clinical efficacy, the research is still underway. However, several studies have been completed. One study, which examined the efficacy of BioAcoustic Therapy in the treatment of Fibromyalgia, found that eighty-nine percent of study participants reported at least a 50 percent reduction in pain intensity. Furthermore, many of the participants reported 100 percent relief during the presentation of sound, although the effects subsided once the sound was removed. Additionally, case studies have shown Human BioAcoustic Therapy to be effective in the treatment of mild to severe back pain, chronic fatigue, and other chronic conditions.
All in all, after experiencing BioAcoustic Therapy, I can honestly say that it’s really quite incredible. If you’re interested in giving it a try, you can download the BioAcoustics nanoVoice software for free. Because Sharry Edwards believes that trust in a new technique comes from experience, she is giving this program away and asking for nothing in return (they don’t even ask for your e-mail address). Through this, it is her hope that people will experience (and come to believe in) BioAcoustics and its potential for healing (I tried the nanoVoice myself – pretty amazing). To download nanoVoice, visit www.nanovoice.org.
References
1. rVita: Natural Healing
2. Bioacoustic Fibromyalgia Study
3. Bioacoustic Therapy Case Studies
4. Sound Heath
* BioAcoustics should not be confused with bioacoustics, a term that is often used to represent animal bioacoustics such as bird songs and dolphin clicks.
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Permalink Reply by Sepp on -
If you're using a PC (not a mac) try this out.
It is interesting how voice can be used locate problems in bodily functions and nutrient status, in addition to checking whether someone is telling the truth or not.
Also check http://www.soundhealthinc.com/ for more information and to schedule your personal checkup...
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Sepp et. al
We now have a swine flu program that we want to share with responsible people. There is a class involved to learn to use it but it's free. There are some cautions that need to be followed but we think this is so important that we are disseminating it freely to the enlightened thread of people who want to be prepared.
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