Cymatherapy: A New Wave in Sound Techniques

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Sound therapies of many varieties are becoming more widely accepted every day. Music therapy, for example, is commonly used for reducing stress, for pain management, and in delivery and operating rooms as well as to treat the elderly, the mentally challenged, and those with special learning needs and emotional issues. Ultrasound is another example. Practitioners now prescribe ultrasound to diagnose tumors, clean wounds, pulverize kidney stones and alleviate pain in sore muscles and backs.


How Sound Supports Natural Healing

Scientists now know that the human body is a dynamic energy system and that the body itself as well as each of our cells, organs and tissues have their own vibratory nature. They have a natural, or resonant, frequency that can become upset or imbalanced. Cymatherapy International has developed an instrument that delivers precise combinations of frequencies (or "commutations") associated with healthy tissue and organ systems. When applied to the body, these sound waves help to normalize imbalances and synchronize the cell's frequency back to its natural healthy state of vibrational resonance.

Like other holistic techniques, Cymatherapy supports the body's natural ability to heal itself.

Building on prior research, Cymatherapy International has created a range of new products that use a special, patent-pending delivery system. These breakthrough instruments combine sound and magnetics—two powerful and natural restorative agents—to enhances results.

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