Healing Frequencies

[outbreak525]

Have anyone of you ever experimented with boosting or emphasizing the healing frequencies of music?
For instance 528hz DNA Repair.

I mean, if it's a healing frequency it will definitely have positive effect on the listener don't you think?

Your thoughts.

 

[SocialNumb]

I read till "chakra", stopped and googled "Dr. Horowitz", found wiki and :

"Horowitz is an AIDS conspiracy theorist and opposes vaccination."

All credibility went flying out the window.

Now if someone has information from a credible person, (not an ex dentist with a tin foil hat) I might listen.

 

[DanLights]

....yyyeeeeaaahhhhh.....

 

[AntonioPetrole]

I'm always turned off to these theories because it seems like every single one of these based on "magical" frequencies i.e. brown noise etc. just gets debunked. Light has lots of cool and crazy effects on our bodies but unfortunately I feel like other than just irritating us, sound is just sound

 

[egan.]

I've heard all kinds of crazy pseudo-science stuff related to math and sound but they generally suffer from the fundamental flaw: hZ are a time based measure of cycles per second and seconds are an entirely manmade unit of measurement. Same thing with feet/meters etc. So whenever they come up with some number from one measurement and then equate it to an entirely different scale measuring an entirely different quality they have completely failed to grasp an elementary school level units and measures---let alone science.

 

[AdamG94]

Anyone who knows anything about science or Biology will tell you that it's complete bullshit.

 

[ruonitb]

Anyone who knows anything about science or Biology will tell you that it's complete bullshit.

It's complete bullshit.

 

[jipchen]

 

[Mutant]

It works !






























Placebo effect = only if you believe in it

 

[TesticleMilkshake]

I fucking love binaural beats. Also, I love guided meditations, so much fun!!


This woman, Lisa Beachy is pretty awesome.

 

[Terminus]

Oh man that reminds me of a spoof I made of new age medicine and all that chakra healing bs as part of a podcast I was doing for a while. like to hear it here it goes.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/994726/chakra time.mp3

made the music too

 

[luismars]

Almost any frequency of sound can be healing as long as you give it the right intention. But harmony and tonality that are pleasing to us naturally and resonate with our emotions in a positive way will produce a self healing response given the right intention

LOL

 

[outbreak525]

I've heard somewhere they literally play the tone of 528hz during stem cell research.

 

[Morgan C]

Placebo effect = only if you believe in it

Actually a placebo effect works even if you know its a placebo.

That said I just regrew my tail listening to this:

 

[RedDog]

666 hz?

 

[egan.]

I fucking love binaural beats.

Binaural beats are a different thing and from what I understand there is actually medical data involved that at least supports the that entrainment occurs even if the medical value is debatable.

 

[egan.]

I read till "chakra", stopped and googled "Dr. Horowitz", found wiki and :

"Horowitz is an AIDS conspiracy theorist and opposes vaccination."

All credibility went flying out the window.

Now if someone has information from a credible person, (not an ex dentist with a tin foil hat) I might listen.

Seriously. HE'S A DENTIST.

 

[JeffTD]

You know what they call alternative medicine that's been proven to work?

Medicine.

 

[Djentkitty]

666 hz?

 

[Uros]

A lot of healing frequencies!