BioAcoustics Sound Healing Therapy: Vocal Codes

To observe the various frequencies in your voice using the Vocal Analysis software, you first speak into a computer microphone - generating a graph which reveals the amplitude of various frequencies in your voice.  This is called your “voice print”.  Research conducted by BioAcoustics Therapy practitioners has repeatedly demonstrated that the sound frequencies in your voice relate to the state of your physical structure, biochemical functions, emotions, mental processing, and environmental influences.

BioAcoustics Therapy practitioners, trained and certified by SHAII, use your voice print to explore the potential link between stressed energy frequency patterns in your voice and the state of your health – investigating issues such as:

• Does your body need specific nutrient frequency equivalents to function properly?
• Are the frequency equivalents of your muscles imbalanced and set-up for potential injury in the future?
• Might discordant frequency interaction patterns be the root cause of disease?
• Are the frequency equivalents of toxins or pathogens present in your voice print?

Once your voice print has been analyzed, researchers use Sharry Edwards' BioAcoustics Therapy Voice Spectral Analysis to recognize frequency equivalents that might harmonize the stressed frequencies and support the normal healthy functioning of your body. The harmonizers are presented to you using a special tone generator invented by Sharry Edwards that creates low frequency analog sounds. As you listen to the harmonizers in these tone trials, your body’s response is monitored with biofeedback equipment to establish which frequency equivalentTM sound sets result in positive heart and oxygen rates, and skin temperature. You are also asked to subjectively determine the level of pleasure or discomfort you feel as each sound set is presented.

Following the tone trials, you have several choices about what to do next. You can either:

• Listen to music that contains your individual harmonizing notes
• Use your own voice to create the harmonizing note. This is called toning and it works remarkably well.
• Ask your SHAII certified BioAcoustics® researcher to program a specially designed low frequency analog Tone Box with your harmonizing frequency equivalent notes which you then listen to with headphones or subwoofer.

Only BioAcoustics Therapy sound researchers certified by Ms. Edwards have access to her proprietary information, software, and equipment. To find a certified Bioacoustics Therapy sound researcher in your area, please call Sharry Edwards at Sound Health Research Institute,(740) 698-9119.

You can learn more about Sharry Edwards at www.soundhealthinc.com

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 principles.