In the past number of years, particularly since the sharp rise in personal electronic communications devices and other technology, it is documented that there has been a significant increase in electromagnetic emissions. Also documented has been a large increase in toxic heavy metal and chemical residues in our air, soil, water, and food from pesticides, herbicides, radioactive materials, and the like. Our bodies are electromagnetic fields that are greatly scrambled and affected by the signals put out by technology, and heavy metals have their own electromagnetic frequencies which further disrupt the body's natural field. With a disrupted, electromagnetic field and increased levels of toxicity that we are exposed to, the body's immune system weakens and signs of disease and health related issues increase. The inventors believe that specific metals are causing sensitivity to specific electromagnetic waves from cell towers, modems, computers, phone handsets, and the like, thus emerging as physical and emotional ailments not diagnosable or treatable through traditional treatments.
It would be advantageous to have a protocol using a more effective system for detoxifying the body from heavy metals than what currently exists, in order to recalibrate the body's electromagnetic field, but there also exists a great need to recalibrate the body's electromagnetic field as the metals are removed.
The inventive device, in certain embodiments, comprises a single, high grade crystal disk which has been suspended over a speaker. Human toning has been recorded and broken into individual frequency snippets, then looped to be in one minute segments. A frequency analyzer is used to determine the dominant frequency and harmonic frequencies of each segment.
Three signal generators are set up in an audio playback software program so that all three of the generated tones are able to run simultaneously and their outputs are able to combine with the segment.
One of the signal generators is tuned as closely as possible to the same frequency as the dominant frequency of the segment. The signal generator's various waveform types (sine, square, triangle, sawtooth) are previewed to cause the crystal in the device to resonate with sympathetic vibration. A next step is to sweep through all of the frequency ranges to find any resonant frequencies to the dominant or harmonic frequencies of the segment. Multiples and divisions of the dominant and/or the harmonic frequency of the segment can be used as starting points. As an example, if the dominant or any of the harmonic frequencies is 500 Hz, divisions such as 25 and 125 Hz can be experimented with. Multiples of the harmonic frequencies, such as 1000, 2000, or 4000 Hz may also be the subjects of experimentation. If no resonance is found using one signal generator, second and third generators can be added as well. It is important to maintain even harmonics and to avoid odd harmonics.
The goal is to create combinations of frequencies that sympathize with a particular vocal segment, so as a particular frequency snippet is transmitted, it creates a vibration in the crystal in an effort to produce a piezoelectric effect, which is defined as being the generation of an electric charge in certain nonconducting materials, such as quartz crystals and ceramics, when they are subjected to mechanical stress such as pressure or vibration. All matter in the universe vibrates and creates a sound, even if that sound is outside of the hearing range of the human ear. Once the crystal vibrates, it greatly enhances the sound from the human tone, creating a heightened effect which is then powerfully transmitted to the body through a supercharged electrical current via the piezoelectric effect.
Once each frequency snippet has been uniquely modulated to create the sympathetic vibration in the crystal, there is a master audio program created which contains each of these modulated frequencies, further enabling a customized program to be created for each client. This customized program is created by the client listening to each individual toning frequency while electrodermal screening or muscle testing is conducted to find the frequencies which are most balancing to that client's body at the time. Then those frequencies are compiled into their own audio program to be listened to through headphones and to be transmitted through the pads of the device.
The toning sounds may be delivered continuously or in a pulse. The sounds may be delivered to all of the pads of the system simultaneously, or sequentially, through the various pads in the system. Another alternative is to only deliver the sounds to some of the system pads, for example, like the left side only or applied to areas of the body affected by a stroke, or the like.
Customized audio programs may be created for the headphones as well. This process involves a separate blend or mix of segment and signal generators, with loudness created for headphone playback. This separate mix is necessary since the frequencies chosen to vibrate the crystal in the device may be unpleasant, too loud, or contain odd harmonics and/or frequencies that may cause damage to human hearing during playback through headphones.
Acoustical effects are applied sparingly to the segment, as needed (exciter, reverberation, ambiance, etc.). Delay and chorus effects are avoided.
Headphone programs differ from device programs in at least the following ways:
1. The mix is produced in stereo and preserves the acoustical effects;
2. Odd harmonics are reduced in volume or eliminated;
3. Stereo imaging becomes an additional parameter; and
4. Overall volume is set not to exceed minus twenty (−20) decibels.
The stereo segment is summed to mono for the programming of the devices.
The applications for a system of this type are practically endless. In addition to the use of such a system to recalibrate the body's electromagnetic field once metals are removed, other exemplary uses include the alleviation of anxiety/panic disorders, stress, sleep disorders, addictions, brain wave stabilization, stroke rehabilitation/coordination, nerve damage, accelerating healing of bone fractures, increasing the ability of senses such as hearing, and the like. This technology may be used on a larger scale (larger speaker and crystal assembly) to create a peaceful atmosphere in a room through a speaker that houses the device components.
More particularly, there is provided a sound treatment system, which comprises an audio system for transmitting tones of predetermined frequencies through a plurality of outputs. A sound transmitting device is electrically connectable to one or more of the outputs, wherein the sound transmitting device comprises one of a speaker or piezo transducer for transmitting the tones received from the audio system output. The speaker is adjacent to crystal which is vibrationally responsive to the tones. Attachment structure is provided for attaching the sound transmitting device to a desired body location, such that the vibrating crystal is adapted to treat a pulse point at the desired location. This attachment structure comprises pads, or perhaps sports wrap, a pouch having straps attached thereto, or other suitable means.
The audio system preferably comprises a sound board. The system may also comprise headphones electrically connectable to one of the outputs. A plurality of the sound transmitting devices are preferably provided, for attachment to ankles, wrists and/or other desired locations of the body.
The audio system generates tones having different modulated toning frequencies and the outputs are capable of delivering the same or different modulated toning frequencies.
The crystal, in some embodiments, comprises a plurality of crystal disks assembled together in a stack. The speaker or piezo transducer is disposed in the stack comprising a plurality of speakers or piezo transducers. In other embodiments, the crystal may comprise crystal granules. In one disclosed embodiment, the crystal is suspended over the speaker or piezo transducer. In this embodiment, polyfilm may be utilized to secure the crystal to the speaker or piezo transducer in the aforementioned suspended state.
An audio program is provided for generating tones of predetermined and customized toning frequencies for transmission through the outputs of the audio system, the toning frequencies previously having been looped into one minute segments and modulated through differing combinations of a signal generator's waveform in order to create a harmonic resonance and sympathetic vibration in the crystal, with a master audio program created that can be used to create a custom audio file for each client when they are tested. The crystal, in turn, creates a frequency as it vibrates which correspondingly enhances the originally received toning frequency while also producing a piezoelectric current. The enhanced toning frequency and piezoelectric current together cause a corresponding harmonic response in targeted organs and tissues of the body on which the sound transmitting device carrying the crystal is disposed, by delivery of a supercharged electrical signal through acupuncture pulse or meridian points of the body, rebalancing the compromised electromagnetic field of the body and returning the system to optimum performance.
A headphone amplifier is connectable to one of the outputs, the headphone amplifier having a plurality of outputs which are connectable to the plurality of sound transmitting devices.
The crystal may comprise one or more of clear quartz, rose quartz, fluorite, tourmaline and ceramic. The toning frequencies may be delivered to the sound transmitting device in either a continuous or pulsed mode, and also may be delivered to the sound transmitting devices either simultaneously or sequentially. Separate sound generating programs may be provided for delivery of different generated tones to each of the sound transmitting device and the headphones.
In another aspect of the invention, there is provided a sound transmitting device for use in a sound treatment system which comprises an audio system for transmitting tones of predetermined and customized toning frequencies for transmission through the outputs of the audio system, the toning frequencies having previously been looped into one minute segments and modulated through differing combinations of a signal generator's waveform, which could be one or more of a sine wave, square wave, triangle wave, or sawtooth wave, in order to create a harmonic resistance and sympathetic vibration in the crystal, with a master audio program created that can be used to create a custom audio file for each client when they are tested with electrodermal screening or muscle testing. The sound transmitting device comprises one of a speaker or piezo transducer for transmitting the tones received from the audio system output. The speaker is disposed adjacent to crystal which is vibrationally responsive to those tones. Attachment structure for attaching the sound transmitting device and crystal to a desired body location is also provided, such that the vibrating crystal is adapted to treat a pulse point at the desired location. Preferably, in one embodiment, the crystal is suspended over the speaker or piezo transducer and polyfilm is utilized to secure the crystal to the speaker or piezo transducer in that suspended state.
In still another aspect of the invention, there is provided a sound treatment system which comprises an audio system comprising a plurality of outputs, and a sound transmitting device electrically connectable to one or more of the outputs of the audio system, wherein the sound transmitting device comprises one of a speaker or piezo transducer for transmitting tones received from the audio system outputs. The speaker is disposed adjacent to crystal which is vibrationally responsive to these generated tones. An audio program is provided for generating tones of predetermined and customized toning frequencies previously having been looped into one minute segments and modulated through differing combinations of a signal generator's waveform, which could be one or more of a sine wave, square wave, triangle wave, or sawtooth wave, in order to create a harmonic resonance and sympathetic vibration in the crystal, with a master audio program created that can be used to create a custom audio file for each client when they are tested. The toning frequencies are transmitted through the crystal in order to create a harmonic resonance and sympathetic vibration in the crystal, the crystal in turn creating a frequency as it vibrates, which correspondingly enhances the originally received toning frequency while also producing a piezoelectric current. The enhanced toning frequency and piezoelectric current together cause a corresponding harmonic response in targeted organs and tissues of the body on which the sound transmitting device carrying the crystal is disposed by delivery of a supercharged electrical signal through acupuncture pulse or meridian points of the body, rebalancing the compromised electromagnetic field of the body and returning the system to optimum performance. The tones preferably comprise human tones, more particularly singing, and may be delivered continuously or in pulses.
In still another aspect of the invention, there is described a method of using a sound treatment system comprising an audio system for transmitting tones of a predetermined frequency or frequencies, having previously been looped into one minute segments and modulated through differing combinations of a signal generator's waveform in order to create a harmonic resonance and sympathetic vibration in the crystal, through one or more outputs and one or more sound transmitting devices electrically connectable to corresponding ones of the outputs, locating one or more of the sound transmitting devices in proximity to one or more corresponding desired locations on the clients body, and connecting inputs of the sound transmitting devices to corresponding ones of the outputs of the audio system, wherein each of the one or more sound transmitting devices comprises one of a speaker or piezoelectric transducer and adjacent crystal.
The inventive method may further comprise a step of assessing a client in a preliminary session to determine which individual sound frequencies are most balancing for the particular client's body, working from the master audio program that has each of the modulated toning frequencies. This assessing step is performed by testing the client's response using one of electrodermal screening, applied kinesiology, or muscle reflex testing. Other known types of testing bodily response may be used as well.
In currently preferred approaches, the predetermined length of each generated tonal segment is approximately one minute, and the generated tonal segments are comprised of human tones.
The invention, together with additional features and advantages thereof, may best be understood by reference to the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying illustrative drawing.
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The sound board 12, as noted above, controls the modulated sound frequency that is delivered to the speakers within the sound transmitting devices. These speakers transmit human voiced toning recordings with different frequency modulations that are attuned to the body's natural or non-diseased electromagnetic frequency. This human toning may comprise singing. Software instructs the sound board how to distribute the tones and through which outputs. Toning frequencies may be the same or different out of each output, depending upon needs and application.
In more particular detail, a method of transmitting modulated sound frequency tones to the inventive device involves combining human toning, broken down into individual frequencies and looped in segments of particular desired duration—in one specific approach these loops are approximately one minute in length. These loops or segments are modulated to create a vibration in the crystal, enhancing the original tone and delivering that enhanced tone to acupuncture points via an electrical signal generated by the device using the piezoelectric effect.
As noted above, the sound vibrates the crushed quartz crystal 34, creating a piezoelectric effect and generating a supercharged electromagnetic current. This current or electricity frequency recalibrates the body's electromagnetic field through the acupuncture pulse points on which the sound transmitting devices have been placed. The frequency delivered in a megahertz is determined at the beginning of the client session by an assessment, which, in a preferred approach, utilizes electrodermal screening (EDS) to determine which of the individual sound frequencies are most balancing or called for by the body. The best ones are compiled into the above mentioned audio program, using ProTools or another suitable system, so that they are generated to create the aforementioned tonal loops. The time delivered also varies per frequency ranging from five minutes to an hour, though most sessions are thirty minutes or less.
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The back device 26 had 8 crystal disks, in four stacks of two disks each, plus a speaker, as in the ankle and wrist devices, spaced across the device.
Of course, while the illustrated embodiment includes one stack of four disks in each wrist and ankle device, and four stacks of two disks in the back device, the numbers of stacks and disks in each stack may be varied for each device, and the location of each device may also be varied, within the scope of the present invention. Also, while high grade lab-grown crystal is preferred, other types of suitable crystals that are not man-made, including rough natural crystals, may be used as well.
The functionality of this modified embodiment is otherwise much like that in the first embodiment. The speaker in each crystal disk stack vibrates and resonates the crystal in the stack, creating a piezoelectric effect and generating a supercharged electromagnetic current. This current or electricity frequency recalibrates the body's electromagnetic field through the acupuncture pulse points on which the sound transmitting devices, and particularly the stacks 132, have been placed. The particular toning frequency delivered is determined at the beginning of the client session by electrodermal screening.
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Other possible embodiments for the sound transmitting devices and accompanying pad assemblies may include, for example, a band configured to contain sand or another padding and insulative material surrounding a pocket for containing a speaker, wherein a thin copper interface is disposed in the pocket adjacent to the speaker and exposed to the exterior of the band. A speaker wire is connected to the speaker in the same manner as discussed in connection with the other embodiments, and functionality is similar, in that the speaker is driven to cause resonance in the thin copper interface. The device may comprise a piezo transducer as an alternative to a speaker. Clear quartz crystal may be used, or, alternatively, other minerals such as amethyst, rose quartz, fluorite, tourmaline, and the like could be used. Each of these materials has its own unique electromagnetic signature/frequency which gives off certain qualities—e.g. one may give a peaceful feeling.
As described above, audio programs for the device 132 may be created by a process which is begun by recording a human voice singing at various pitches. Computer toning, musical instruments, nature sounds, etc. may be utilized instead of a human voice, but the remaining description will assume the use of a human voice. A short portion of the recording (approximately one second or less) is looped or duplicated multiple times to create about a one minute segment or loop. A frequency analyzer is used to determine the dominant frequency and harmonic frequencies of the segment.
Three signal generators are set up in an audio playback software program so that all three of the generated tones are able to run simultaneously and their outputs are able to combine with the segment. One of the signal generators is tuned as closely as possible to the same frequency as the dominant frequency of the segment. The signal generator's various waveform types (sine, square, triangle, sawtooth) are previewed to cause the crystal in the device to resonate with sympathetic vibration. A next step is to sweep through all of the frequency ranges to find any resonant frequencies to the dominant or harmonic frequencies of the segment. Multiples and divisions of the dominant and or/the harmonic frequency of the segment can be used as starting points. As an example, if the dominant or any of the harmonic frequencies is 500 Hz, divisions such as 250 and 125 Hz can be experimented with. Multiples of the harmonic frequencies, such as 1000, 2000, or 4000 Hz may also be the subjects of experimentation. If no resonance is found using one signal generator, second and third generators can be added as well. It is important to maintain even harmonics and to avoid odd harmonics.
Once each of the toning frequencies have been modulated, they are compiled into a master audio program and they are available to be used for customized testing with each client to determine which of the frequencies are most balancing for the body as the client listens through headphones and feels the effect through the pads. This prescreening is done as each client listens to each frequency while the electrodermal screening practitioner tests a meridian point on the body and obtains a reading indicating how balancing that particular frequency is. This may be achieved by a procedure known as “muscle testing”, which is basically the body's automatic response to stimuli. The most balancing ones are compiled into a client specific and customized audio program, using ProTools or another suitable system.
The goal in modulation of the individual frequencies is to create combinations of waveforms that sympathize and have a resonance with a particular vocal segment so as to create a vibration in the crystal in an effort to produce a piezoelectric effect, which is defined as being the generation of an electric charge in certain nonconducting materials, such as quartz crystals and ceramics, when they are subjected to mechanical stress (such as pressure or vibration). The toning sounds may be delivered continuously or in a pulse. The sounds may be delivered to all of the pads in the system simultaneously, or sequentially, through the various pads in the system. Another alternative is to only deliver the sounds to some of the system pads, for example, those applied to areas of the body affected by a stroke, or the like.
Audio programs may be created for the headphones as well. This process involves a separate blend or mix of segment and signal generators, with loudness created for headphone playback. This separate mix is necessary since the frequencies chosen to vibrate the crystal in the device may be unpleasant, too loud, or contain odd harmonics and/or frequencies that may cause damage to the human hearing during playback through headphones.
Acoustical effects are applied sparingly to the segment, as needed, (exciter, reverb, ambience, etc.). Delay and Chorus effects are avoided.
Headphone programs differ from device programs in at least the following ways:
1. The mix is produced in stereo and preserves the acoustical effects;
2. Odd harmonics are reduced in volume or eliminated;
3. Stereo imaging becomes an additional parameter; and
4. Overall volume is set not to exceed minus (−20) decibels.
The stereo segment is summed to mono for the programming of the devices.
The time delivered also varies per frequency ranging from five minutes to an hour, though most sessions are thirty minutes or less.
The applications for a system of this type are endless. Exemplary ones include the alleviation of anxiety/panic disorders, stress, sleep disorders, addictions, brain wave stabilization, stroke rehabilitation/coordination, nerve damage, speeding up the healing of bone fractures, increasing the ability of senses such as hearing, and the like. Although the device disclosed herein has been created to use commercially with ProTools and an MBox, the device may also be configured to be portable and used with a software application (app) downloaded onto a smart phone, tablet computer, or the like, that scans the body, through electrodermal screening or other methods, to determine the appropriate frequencies to be given to the person, or determination of a customized program may be skipped and just a generally healthy frequency delivered. This technology may be used on a larger scale (larger speaker and crystal assembly), for example, to create a peaceful atmosphere in a room through a speaker that houses the device components.
While this invention has been described with respect to various specific examples and embodiments, it is to be understood that various modifications may be made without departing from the scope thereof. Therefore, the above description should not be construed as limiting the invention, but merely as an exemplification of preferred embodiments thereof and that the invention can be variously practiced within the scope of the following claims.
This application is a continuation application of U.S. application Ser. No. 14/165,550, filed Jan. 27, 2014, which claims the benefit of U.S. Application No. 61/787,060, filed Mar. 15, 2013.
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