What is the Quantum Biology of Sound - Part I (Video 4 of 9)

What is the Quantum Biology of Sound?

This is the third of five posts in my series on the Pillars of Quantum Biology. The Pillars of Quantum Biology include water, light, sound and frequency.

We're looking at how quantum particles impact our biology. When we look at sound, what we're talking about are pressure waves. These pressure waves consist of quanta of photons that come from sound. These pressure waves of sound interact through a medium with the acoustics that we hear with our ears or through water or our cellular matrix and the water within us.

Now cymatics is the study of how different frequencies of sound can organize matter. It was Hans Jenning who first started looking at sematic patterns. He was looking at metallic plates, and he would cover them with sand or different materials, and he would play different frequencies, and he would see these beautiful mandala shapes appear on that metal plate in reaction to these different frequencies of sound. 

Now, John Stuart Reid is an acoustic physicist and the inventor of the cyberscope, and he has continued this research into matics and really brought it into a relationship of how sound impacts our biology, and he's found some incredible things that sound is absolutely vital to our nervous system, to our cardiovascular system and the oxygenation of our body as well as our cellular health.

It's absolutely incredible when you look at how sound impacts our biology, we know that it also has an impact on our mitochondrial function, our vagus nerve, as well as our hormonal state and the state of different cellular signals throughout the body.

Now, when we're looking at the different molecules, the different elements in the periodic table of elements, we can see that each element has its own frequency, and we can turn that into an actual audible frequency, a hertz, and many researchers have done this and they found incredible things on how our cells, different organs respond to these frequencies. It's absolutely incredible.

I think it deserves more attention, more funding and research because the idea that the resonant frequency of an organ, of a tissue of a cell can be matched to that of a frequency of sound and be used to either eradicate unhealthy cells or promote and support those healthy cells and organs in the body is absolutely incredible.

There have been many researchers out there that have aligned different frequencies of sound with a cellular frequency and a cellular response. We know that high intensity focused ultrasound is now being used to successfully treat liver cancer, pancreatic cancer, as well as prostate cancer, and the hope of it being used for future cancers is very real. This is a noninvasive way to affect our biology, and this is just a few examples of how sound can impact our body because what we're talking about is a frequency language in the body that responds to different frequencies of sound, of light, of electromagnetic frequency.

It's an incredible realm of research and it's an incredible tool that we have that can support overall health and wellness. So I would say that this interaction of sound on biological living systems, our body, our human body, is vital to our understanding of how to approach health from a noninvasive way, from a understanding of how to utilize these pillars of quantum biology, light water, sound, and frequency, and how they can have a foundational impact on our state of health, our state of inflammation, hormonal health, our organ systems, and how they're functioning. It's absolutely incredible.

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To learn more about the Four Pillars of Quantum Biology, please enjoy these blog posts on Light, Water, and Frequency