The vibrations positively affect the nervous system as well as the limbic system which is responsible for emotional and behavioural responses. In addition, due to the low-frequency bass, your muscle tissues relax, the blood vessels dilate and you are in the parasympathetic state, which is where the body's self-healing capacity lies. In Addition, multiple studies published in the journal Music and Medicine demonstrate Vibroacoustic Therapy is effective for reducing pain, anxiety, and depression in patients with a range of conditions, including cancer, Parkinson's disease, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

According to research for best outcomes, 10-12 weeks cumulative sessions are recommended. For most cases, we suggest treatment for at least 8 weeks and up to 2-3 times weekly for more chronic conditions. In average, we have observed that there is a significant difference noticeable after 3 sessions.

Vibro-Acoustic therapy is a combination of physical, mental and spiritiual therapy, combining newest technology with ancient wisdom. It is suitable for people of all natures, from athletes to business people, to children, to people with special or chronic needs. It is also beneficial for regular individuals who wish to use integrative and preventive wellness therapy.

Using music therapy with Vibro-Acoustics allows the music sound waves to create vibrations. You will feel these effects physically, creating pleasant sensations throughout your body that relax your muscles. The mind clams down, tension is released and so stress is reduced.

Music, when attuned to healing frequency such as 432 Hz, has been shown to stimulate the bodies self-healing and self-regulatory mechanisms, which can have various positive impacts when combating disease such as cancer.
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• People who have recently experienced a psychotic episode.
• Individuals who have had surgery recently or have a bleeding disorder or DVT.
• People with artifical cardiac pacemakers.
• Individuals with extremely low blood pressure.