Sound - The medicine of Future

The Healing effect of Sound.

Sound has a healing effect that can cure any part of our body. This healing effect of sound can be used to help people suffering from chronic and others diseases.  

Joshua Leeds, the author of “The Power of Sound” explains how sound works by, “Creating a frequency and vibration for someone that’s conducive for him or her to heal. Sound healing is trending up. It’s like where yoga was 15 years ago. People are realizing that sound is a viable medium to minimize distress, enhance learning, even work with an autistic child.”

Our brain has two hemispheres, left hemisphere and right hemisphere. Biophysicist Gerald Oster showed that when a tone is played in one ear and a slightly different tone is played in the other ear, the difference causes the brain to create a third, internal tone, called a binaural beat. The theory is that this syncs the brain waves in both hemispheres, a process dubbed “brain-wave entertainment”.

Carol Moore, of Monroe Products, which makes Hemisphere’s-Synchronization verbal meditations and music that contain embedded binaural beats, says, “When the brain is in synchronicity, there’s focus more. Our sleep titles help drop you into the deep delta waves. Electrical activity in the brain gets slowed down”

Brain-wave entertainment is when sound syncs the brain waves in both hemispheres of brain. 

According to Jamie Bechtold, a Los Angeles-based sound healer. Sound waves have ability to increase immunity and treat insomnia.  

Jeffrey Thompson, founder of the Center for Neuroacoustic Research, say, “As the frequencies slow down, from 500 to 400 hertz (a hertz is one cycle per second), you feel it more in your muscles, then your joints, then in your bones. We can give a vibration massage, down all the way to your cells. I can do cranial work with sound, work on organs. You’re finding frequencies to elevate the body’s cells to a super-healing state, rebuilding more tissue.”

There’s more on sound science than ever before. Joshua Leeds’s state, the future of sound will be frequency medicine.