Treatment Methods

Vibroacoustics – A memory foam therapy bed with powerful low-frequency transducers (speakers) inside it.  When targeted frequencies and music are played through it, they are not only heard through the ear but also delivered in stereo waves directly to the body.  Vibrating every part inside and out: cells, muscles, tendons, organs, nerves, vascular system, blood, spinal cord, areas of the brain brainstem.  Returning our body, mind, and spirit to homeostasis. The experience can only be described as multidimensional.

Sound Immersion Therapy (Sound Bath) - The sounds and vibrations of sound healing instruments such as quartz crystal singing bowls, gongs, and chimes guide us into a deep meditation, rebalance, and tone the physical, emotional, and spiritual bodies.

Clinical research shows the benefits are:

• Pain Reduction

• Stress Reduction

• Cellular level changes restoring the body back to its healthy frequencies and homeostasis

• Calms the entire nervous system

• Boosts the Immune System triggering the natural healing mechanisms of the body

• Drives energy from cell to cell, clearing blockages and stimulating neural pathways

• Improves Sleep

• Heightens awareness

• Improves clarity of mind

• Enhances creativity

• Many of the biological mechanisms are activated by specific sound frequencies and by music, including:

• Enhances nitric oxide (NO) production through active and passive acoustic stimulation of the nasal cavities and lungs by specific sound frequencies and music, resulting in a broad range of health benefits.

• Nitric oxide production is essential for overall health because it allows blood, nutrients, and oxygen to travel to every part of your body effectively and efficiently.

• Promotes pain mediation through stimulation of the body’s large A-beta fibers or A-alpha fibers in the area experiencing pain, thus causing the pain ‘gate’ to close. Also mediates pain by the ‘Descending Inhibition of Pain’ system, also referred to as the ‘top-down’ modulation of pain. Such effects can be initiated by music (or white noise) as a result of activating endogenous opioids.

• The vagus nerve is stimulated via ‘sonopuncture’, particularly via the ears and voice, thus regulating internal organ functions, including digestion, heart rate, and respiratory rate, as well as promoting vasomotor activity and anti-inflammatory effects. Specific very low (sub-audible) frequencies may also be applied by full ear headphones, combined with music.

• Increases the availability of oxygen binding to hemoglobin molecules by low-frequency sound pressure, thus breaking the pain-spasm-pain cycle or ‘splinting cycle’ by increasing the availability of oxygen to affected tissues.

• Increases the availability of oxygen binding to hemoglobin molecules by low-frequency sound pressure, thus aiding tissue repair mechanisms.

• Promotes stress reduction with a consequent reduction in blood pressure and cortisol levels, and induces a state of joy with a consequent increase in dopamine levels, leading to a proliferation of leukocytes, thus boosting immune system efficiency.

• Stimulates the brain binaurally—by binaural beats—to create changes in brain state, with physiological benefits.

• Stimulates cells that are ‘sleeping’ in the G0 phase, encouraging them to return to the normal cell cycle.

• Evokes the Relaxation Response:

-Reducing oxygen consumption 

-Decreasing blood pressure

-Slowing heart rate

-Slowing respiration rate

-Relaxing muscles

-Changing brainwave frequencies, (from beta to alpha and alpha to theta or delta)

-Clearing the mind from anxiety

-Creating a feeling of calm and inner peace

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