STILL ONLY LISTENING TO FREQUENCIES and tones?
WHAT IF you could actually RESONATE DIRECTLY WITH THEM INSTEAD?

WE HAVE A UNIQUE METHOD FOR calming, de-stressing, manifesting and more - by tuning YOUR BODY TO the most BENEFICIAL sounds

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Before You Take the Test,
Let me tell you about my lightbulb moment

And then I read about the controlled scientific studies that demonstrated the ability of sound waves to alter gene expression in plants. That’s when I started paying more attention to the idea of achieving wellness through sound.

At first I tried YouTube videos, with no noticeable effect - but then I learned that the quality of sound is everything, so I found some high-quality versions and soon started to notice positive changes to my mood, focus, and even my health. Was it just a placebo effect? I’m not sure I cared, really!

I found binaural beats amazingly effective for focus - this effect only lasted while actively listening to them, but even a temporary focus boost was helpful. And I felt a little more energised after listening to pure tones. The issue was that the effects were subtle - not half as big or impactful as I'd hoped.

I thought back to the effects upon those plants, and wondered if there might be a better way …

I kept coming back to two points:

So what affected the plants clearly wasn't heard sound, but the physical sound waves themselves. And that got me thinking about sound and vibration for humans …

Do Vibrations Affect Humans?

Mechanotransduction is when a physical stimulus - in this case, a sound wave - is converted to electrical or chemical activity in a cell.Plants and humans are clearly different, and we can’t assume that humans respond in the same way, but can mechanotransduction occur in humans? Absolutely!The point is that sound has a noticeable and sometimes measurable effect.I knew humming had a ton of known benefits - increasing vagal tone (vagus nerve activity), producing nitric oxide in the sinuses and more, leading to:• lower stress
• reduction of inflammation
• a shift in heart-rate variability (increased, which is a good thing...)What if I could get parts of my body to vibrate at those frequencies - I’d no longer be a passive listener, but an active participant!The only problem might be to be my inability to sing in tune
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The Idea & The Musician

it was at this point that I reached out to Phil, a professional musician friend whom I’d heard owned some unusual machines related to sound and healing. (Turned out he had an Oxbridge Psychology and Physiology degree, as well as training in Energy Healing)... I did this because:

Why did I want all this?Because I needed to see what happened if, rather than merely listening to tones, I actively tuned myself to them by hummingSo I discovered something incredible - these tones 'tell' you when you’re not quite singing the right note. They make it easy to hum in tune. Don’t believe me?↓ Take the test and hear it for yourself! ↓

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