Implications beyond Stress and PTSD #Pain #Parkinsons

Sound Frequency can Heal. I have posed this thought. Since the brain controls every organ, tissue and cell in the body, and the BAUD can help the brain reset the neural network, does that give us more ways to help ourselves when healing?
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Because most of our customers are psychologists and neurotherapists and a minority of them are physical therapists or MDs. Most of the feedback is on psychotherapy types of issues, but we're getting feedback across the spectrum and what we're finding is very interesting. And this actually suggests that. The board has implications not just for therapy and emotions, but for physical medicine. We're getting reports back that it can relieve pain in a very profound way. Also, addictive behaviors are relieved. Primarily anxiety, it seems to be the best or at least the most popular target for the BAUD. We've also done some experimental use of the BAUD because really it is so safe; it is FDA approved and really the only side effects from this, the only thing we've heard would be maybe a slight headache or sometimes a little dizziness from the binaural effect. So really, there's a no-lose proposition. We've seen it improve stroke symptoms from balance to weakness. On YouTube, there's actually a video of a person with Tremors, and as he tunes the BAUD, you can actually see the tremor diminish to almost nothing.

We've had a lot of feedback on Parkinson's and other tremors. Doesn't seem to matter the cause of it; the BAUD is able to reduce them, not eliminate them (note, Suson Essentials takes an unconventional approach and blends modalities to potentially get a different more impactful outcome) and of course, a variety of problems that really were never diagnosed, there was no label for them, but they had a neurological component, and the BAUD has been able to help. Also, irritable bowel syndrome, a variety of other things that we've seen. And I'd like to just make a sort of a statement based on my many years of experience with this. I really believe the principle that we're working with here, is going to be, once it's fully understood and embraced. It's going to change psychology, psychotherapy as much or more than the introduction of medications and a lot of physical medicine, pain, pain treatment right now, which is just so problematic with the opioids. They don't work for everyone, and they are addictive as all get out. We've had a number of case reports of people. Able to reduce or even go off of opioid medicatio