The book “Vibrational Medicine” by Richard Gerber, MD was first published in 2001. It was considered revolutionary by some at the time. Yet vibrational medicine is far from new.
Royal Rife [1888-1971] was an engineer who specialized in imaging and medical microscopy. In the 1930’s Rife researched the effect of different frequencies on microbes (bacteria, viruses). He claimed to have identified a number of “Mortal Oscillatory Rates” or frequencies that each killed a specific microbe. This was analogous to a singer shattering a crystal glass by honing it on that specific note.
There has been a resurgence in research into frequency medicine. Last year researchers reported on an experiment with Alzheimer’s mice. The mice were exposed to simultaneous light and sound pulses at 40 hertz for one hour a day for one week. There was a significant decrease in beta amyloid plaques and tau protein tangles in the mice brains and the mice showed signs of improved memory.
Sharry Edwards is a gifted woman who has extraordinary hearing. [SoundHealthOptions (dot) com] Sharry can apparently hear the sound or frequency of virtually anything and everything. She can also apparently hear the dissonance of a disease, of nutritional deficiency, of emotional trauma, etc. in the sound of someone’s voice. She says that she has also learned to emit or voice antidote sounds/frequencies to remove the dissonance.
In response to the current crisis with Covid-19 Sharry has created several vibrational tracks that (from my understanding) are designed to balance and strengthen the body and immune system so as to be able to successfully fend off a viral attack. She created three sound tracks (Corona Defense 1, 2 & 3). She had previously developed a sound track for the flu (Le Ceil). When you listen to these tracks you’ll hear a background sound, sort of like a rumbling, which are the correctional frequencies. Then on the surface is new age like music by Jill Mattson (for 1, 2 &3) and Jimmy Hendrix like music (for Le Ceil).
I put all four of the sound tracks together end-to-end to make it easier to listen to the whole thing. Since Facebook doesn’t allow uploading of audio files, I’ve uploaded it as a video file. I’ll also put an audio file on my website in case you want to download it as an MP3. The MP3 will retain the stereo of the initial track, whereas the video below will not.
The idea is to listen to the whole thing 1-2X per day, or more than that you are if so inclined.