Vibroacoustic Therapy, is just short of amazing. Mitchell Gaynor, M.D., a board certified medical oncologist, internist and hematologist, also Clinical Professor of Medicine at the Weill-Medical College of Cornell University explains, “If we accept that sound is vibration, and we know that vibration touches every part of our physical being, then we understand that sound is “heard” not only through our ears but through every cell in our body,” writes Gaynor, who reminds us that the human body is 90% water-the perfect medium for carrying sound.

Thousands of clinical research study hours have demonstrated highly statistically significant decreases in blood pressure, pulse rate, anxiety, tension, muscle spasticity, arousal states and dramatic increases in circulation, range of motion, relaxation and sense of well-being and provide other health benefits such as  control over pain.

The mechanism of action in VibroAcoustics is natural, subtle vibration of the human nervous system (using frequencies and resonance) through the use of our computer-generated programs to induce a ‘Frequency Following Response.’  Pure sine waves are used in the frequency range of 30 to 120 Hz.   Tactile transducers deliver, these gentle low frequency sine waves selected to resonate specific areas of your body.