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The Science of Frequencies
"Healing energy" is defined as an energy of a particular frequency (or set of frequencies) that stimulates the repair of one or more tissues, & this may be produced by a medical device or even projected from the human body. These signals potentially offer essential information for cells & tissues, opening channels for a flow of information to coordinate various repair processes. This can also aid significantly in the prevention & restoration of normal function after trauma (Oschman, 1997). There have been studies done that show vibration therapy can be useful in improving recovery. In a study done by International Orthopaedics, 63 sheep models were exposed to fifteen minutes of a frequency of F=35 Hz, a=0.25 g for 8 weeks at various intervals. This resulted in improved fracture healing for those groups exposed to the vibration frequencies (Li et al., 2018).
Current Standard of Modern Healing
Historically & currently, most people use chemicals as a means of treating disease. While some of these biochemicals come from herbs & vitamins, most of them are received from the form of synthesized medications. Despite this, many other methods of healing exist that are often overlooked. In fact, methods such as massage, light, sound, magnetism & many others have been around for just as long as biochemical applications. Often times, these methods are unrecognized or discredited (AS HS, 2010).
While ice baths may be considered an alternative treatment from biochemical application, they produce an array of benefits physiologically, immunologically & psychologically. "Realizing Mental Potential" further explains how ice baths paradoxically can prepare the mind & body to better handle stress, despite what seems like an initial stressful response to the cold. This is due to the "dive reflex", following the initial "gasp reflex", which will actually produce a calming effect. This calmed state stems from the parasympathetic nervous system response, which is responsible for slowing heart rate, slowing metabolism to conserve oxygen & shifting brain waves into a deeper meditative state.
Solodome provides luxury audio chairs with the ability to sync with their Solotones™ frequency app, offering another alternative healing method integrated through their sound systems.
Solodome offers luxury audio chairs with customizable options, immersing listeners in a 360 degree sound system experience. The chairs can connect to phones or smart TVs via Bluetooth & also includes a 3.5mm audio plug in the back to connect to other audio sources. They can also connect to gaming platforms, such as PC, Playstation, Xbox & etc. Along with this, Solodome chairs syncs to their Solotones™ frequency app, providing various sound wave channels to choose from.
Solodome Solution
Solodome engages listeners even further through their Solotones™ frequency app, offering an enhanced sound experience that may provide a boost in healing. This app produces advanced sound waves & incorporates the idea that different tissue densities respond to specific frequencies, thus promoting relaxation, pain relief & well-being. Some of the potential health benefits can include pain management, muscle relaxation, enhanced bone density, improved blood circulation, accelerated healing & more. Solotones™ can be used with a car or home stereo subwoofer system, PA system or while in the Solodome chair. Some of their frequency categories include Solotones™ Body, a catalog of frequencies based on MRI data for wellness, Solotones™ Headache Relief & many more.
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About Solodome
At just 23 years old, Joshua Chaney became the youngest Key Grip on the #1 hit TV series FRIENDS. Following his notable achievement in the entertainment industry, he turned his attention to food innovation by inventing the world’s first frozen popcorn. Through his brand, California Frozen Poppers, Joshua introduced highly stylized frozen popcorn shops in malls and retail spaces. When the pandemic disrupted brick-and-mortar operations, he shifted his focus to personal experience technologies. Teaming up with Kris Cadle, he co-founded Solodome, where they are developing one of the world’s top-performing audio chairs.
For nearly two decades, Kris Cadle has specialized in audio recording, mechanical engineering, and product development. Prior to co-founding Solodome, Kris played a key role in creating products for Flaregun, Westlake Studios "Emagine", Audeze Headphones, Shinola Detroit, Rosson Audio Designs, Shift Pod, and others. He later opened an audio recording and research studio in Westlake Village, California, where he joined forces with Joshua Chaney to form Solodome and build the highest performing audio chair in the world. Together, they are pioneering new frontiers in audio wellness and reshaping the personal audio experience.
References
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AS HS, CARD SD. FREQUENCY HEALING. Letters to the Editor. 2010 Jan;7(1).
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Li Y, Liu G, Yu J, Li C, Tan L, Hao B, Liu C, Lin J, Zhu D, Zhang X. Effects of continuous or intermittent low-magnitude high-frequency vibration on fracture healing in sheep. International orthopaedics. 2018 Apr;42:939-46.
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Oschman JL. What is healing energy? Part 3: silent pulses. Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies. 1997 Apr 1;1(3):179-89.