Thread: Sound Therapy - any real life experiences?

If it helped with my tinnitus, I'd love it.

OK, you buy it & use it first.



Oh, that won't work .

Con-job, pure and simple.

I'll bet there are no independent studies done, no trails, just testimonials.

There is no cure for tinnitus, just ways of dealing with it. Pity.

I use mind tricks on myself ( trained myself to ignore it, works for a while then thanks to some one mentioning the bloody thing I start hearing again ) ,
have some low music, TV, radio in the background helps masks the whine.

OK I have have a bit of knowledge of this, apparently Baroque music is used in sound theropy, it supposed to calm and sooth the mind, which help all sorts of conditions from depression to anger management/stress, we were advised that it can help.

An hour of Black Sabbath will do it for me although there ain't much stress in my life right now.

so here ya go an excample

BioWaves Sound Therapy is a new alternative therapy which is researching the effects of low frequency sound and vibration on human health and wellness. Researchers who have studied the effects of frequency, sound, light, color, and vibration include Royal Rife with his Rife Frequencies, Abhram's Multiple Wave Oscillator, Robert Monroe with audio binaural beats, Dr. Hans Jenny and Dr. Guy Manners with their work on Cymatics, Vladimir Gavreau's sonic weapons using infrasound, and Tomatis who associates learning ability with listening ability and clear hearing. The list is endless since frequency research is a fundamental to most every subject.

Sound Therapy is a new exciting field with the potential to completely shift our heath care paradigms. It offers a simple technique to get very detailed holographic information about the body, and is boundless in its potential ramifications.
The Effects of Sound

The effects of sound are apparent in our every day life... For example, we experience the energizing effect of sound and music every time we hear music with a heavy beat. Just think of the last time you heard a favorite dance hit and couldn't help but to start dancing along.

For example, the Bulgarian Psychiatrist, Gorgi Lazanoff was able to show an increased capacity for learning, super learning, if you will, by playing Baroque music (1700's Bach, Vivaldi, Telemon, Handle) and having his students breathe in rhythm with the beat. It all goes to show that sound and music can have a profound effect on our health, and well being, not only physically, but also mentally and emotionally as well.
We know the power of sound and music and that the voice changes with emotional states or illness. Our health or mood can be strongly affected by music, toning, chanting, and singing. Just think back to the last time a sick or distraught friend called and remember how their voice was different than normal. Sound research supports this.

Originally Posted by Redback

For example, the Bulgarian Psychiatrist, Gorgi Lazanoff was able to show an increased capacity for learning, super learning, if you will, by playing Baroque music (1700's Bach, Vivaldi, Telemon, Handle) and having his students breathe in rhythm with the beat.

This assertion is wide spread on the internet in alternate medicine sites but I can find no evidence of Lazanoff actually making this claim. No one seems to cite any essay, book, or scientific paper written by him. Indeed I could find no real evidence that Bulgarian Psychiatrist, Gorgi Lazanoff ever existed! I am an agnostic on these things and would welcome my ignorance being lifted.

Cheers
KarlB

Originally Posted by KarlB

This assertion is wide spread on the internet in alternate medicine sites but I can find no evidence of Lazanoff actually making this claim. No one seems to cite any essay, book, or scientific paper written by him. Indeed I could find no real evidence that Bulgarian Psychiatrist, Gorgi Lazanoff ever existed! I am an agnostic on these things and would welcome my ignorance being lifted.

Cheers
KarlB

The music is free off the internet to download, so it ain't gonna cost anything, so it can't hurt, worst that can happen is he learns to like the music

I don't know if this helps but a mate of mine was tied to a chair and beat senseless during an armed hold up. As you can imagine he had a time getting over it and one of the things that he said really help was sound therapy. Don't know any more than that about the therapy. Good luck.

Originally Posted by Redback

The music is free off the internet to download, so it ain't gonna cost anything, so it can't hurt, worst that can happen is he learns to like the music

I agree completely. It is the pseudo-science and quackery that irks me.

Cheers
KarlB