9/23/2008
Bioacoustic Sound Therapy exploratory case studies, fieldwork, and data collection research follows a framework of predetermined protocols which provide a systematized way of looking at events, collecting data, analyzing information, and reporting the results. In this case study, client reported issues with dizziness allergy, and asthma.
Abstract
A 62 year old female reported issues with dizziness allergy, and asthma. Client has been diagnosed by physicians with allergies to mold, asthma, and dizziness due to an inner ear condition. Allergy and asthma have been ongoing for several years; dizziness started September 2008. To manage her issues, she has used medications, ear candling, acupuncture, and chiropractic treatments. She also has a history of TMJ, tinnitus, cataracts, and arthritis. Client suspects that TMJ developed from an incident in childhood when her mother was drunk and hit her full force on the right jaw and ear.
Medications she is currently taking:
Advair Fluticasone propionate and salmeterol xinafoate for asthma
Zyrtec (Cetirizine hydrochloride)
Aleve (naproxen) for arthritis
Bioacoustic Therapy voice assessment was performed 9/23/08 by phone recording with Gentner Microtel Telephone Audio Mini Mixer linked to a computer while client used a landline without filters. Results were analyzed using Abacus, Gen Pro, Svani, Matrix and SST to determine appropriate sound formulas for sound presentation (aka tone trials).
Voice analysis revealed primary harmonic issues to be with frequency equivalents of Masseter muscle (jaw), Temporalis muscle, 5th chakra (thyroid gland, clairaudience and ears, hyoid muscles), thyroid hormone T3, and cataract genome.
The 5th chakra is an energy center in the throat area, and is associated with the thyroid gland. This chakra includes channels to 2 smaller chakras located near the foramen formed by the temporal and mandible bones of the jaw. Muscles that move these bones are the Temporalis and Masseter - muscles involved in the Tempromandibular joint, or TMJ, Syndrome. TMJ disorders include migraine headaches, sinus headaches, popping jaw joints when eating and/or yawning, stiff neck and shoulders, tingly fingers, low back pain, frequent dizzy spells, and light-headedness. Over-activity of the jaw can also make ear canals sensitive.
Frequency equivalents of medications in the voice suggested that medications did not appear to be well tolerated, and associations between medications and Bioacoustic Therapy frequency equivalents (FEs) of TMJ muscles were remarkable:
Advair is a combination of Fluticasone Propionate and Salmeterol Inhalation Powder.
Fluticasone propionate is the same FE as Temporalis muscle (TMJ), and histamine.
The sound formulas for Zyrtec yield the FE of both TMJ muscles – the average is masseter and distance is the reciprocal of temporalis.
The FE of Aleve is the same FE as Masseter.
The Bioacoustics Therapy Matrix program identified Obicularis oris (mouth) as the root cause with very direct harmonic relationships to frequency equivalent issues found in the voice sample: Temporalis, Mylohyoid (inferior jaw), Longus colli (neck), C6 (governs neck muscles, croup and cough), C3 (governs face bones, teeth, cheeks, and outer ear), and T5 – the reciprocal of C6.
Sound formulas were constructed based on the frequencies found in the voice, and selected for presentation based on biofeedback results measured during tone trials.
Frequency equivalent formulas selected for sound presentation via analogue Square 2 tone box were:
Masseter H
T3 thyroid R
Reciprocal of highs on the Masseter wheel
Temporalis B/-L
SST formulas based on the Matrix: Temporalis, Mylohyoid (inferior jaw), Longus colli (neck), C6 (governs neck muscles, croup and cough), C3 (governs face bones, teeth, cheeks, and outer ear), and T5 – the reciprocal of C6.
Tiered formulas relating to FEs of eye lens, Masseter, and T3 thyroid in connective tissue and environmental octaves
20 sounds were selected and played for 30 seconds each. This playlist ran for 10 min and repeated 2ice for a total of 20 minutes. Client listened to these sounds twice per day.
Additionally, we suggested that the client perform self massage on the Masseter muscle and Tempromandibular joint, and alternate hot and cold compresses to the area.
Follow up:
10/19/08 Client used sounds via subwoofer along with hot and cold compresses and massaging the right jaw for 5 days. After 2 days of this protocol, she no longer needed to take any allergy medications and has remained symptom free of allergy and asthma. On the third day she heard a loud pop in the right jaw and felt a significant release of pressure. After this release, her dizziness abated. She had a slight episode of dizziness on day 5, but after listening to the sounds it cleared. She then stopped listening to the sounds, massaging and compresses.
12/10/08 Client was very comfortable and remained symptom free for 2 months – no dizziness, asthma attacks, or arthritis. Then on 12/6/08 her equilibrium issue returned along with pressure in her head and achiness. Her physician diagnosed a sinus condition. She chose to start listening to the sounds again.
Discussion:
Client responed favorably to right, left, and whole brain sound formulas of masseter – indicating tension on one side and weakness on the other.
Presenting tiered formulas for Masseter, recip, and eye lens, client wanted 1:2 ratio and 1:4 ratio of each – indicating an environmental / outside influence issue and connective tissue issue for all.
SST formulas were especially well received.
Conclusions:
Although she was diagnosed with an ear condition as the cause of her dizziness, her voice identified the masseter muscle as an area of energetic stress and TMJ issues as a possible cause for dizziness.
Even though the presented sound formulas were specifically targeted toward frequency equivalents of specific face and neck muscles found in her voice sample, there seemed to be a harmonic connection to her other symptoms because she reported that her asthma, allergy reactions, and arthritis also improved after listening to the sound formulas
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NOTE: Propriatary frequency information has been deleted from this report. “Specific frequencies and patterns used in Human BioAcoustics are part of the private and confidential property of their Discoverer, Sharry Edwards, and are provided only to research associates under contract.” “A Frequency, like any other form of Intellectual Property, is taken by its Discoverer from the common resources of the world and made useful property, by the Discoverer, because of the Frequency Equivalent relationships determined by the Discoverer. That creation of property deserves to be respected.” Ralph Fucetola, JD - SHRI Trustee, 2003. Human BioAcoustic Evaluation is not Medical Diagnosis. Retrieved 4/1/2006 from http://www.lifespirit.org/banotmed.html
Disclaimer: Human BioAcoustics®, as originated by Sharry Edwards, M.Ed., does not diagnose or prescribe for medical or psychological conditions nor does it claim to prevent, treat, mitigate or cure such conditions. Human BioAcoustics® researchers do not provide diagnosis, care, treatment or rehabilitation of individuals, nor apply medical, mental health or human development.