Just as there are Pathways of compounds called Chemistry; there are “Mathways” of subtractive frequencies call Sonistry that can be used to create a numeric biomarkers capable, individually and collectively, of being predictive, diagnostic and prescriptive.
To date there is no universally accepted modality that has the potential to assist in our survival of biological, radioactive, and pandemic threats; rid us of vaccination damage/residue and support our dwindling immune responses. In many instances, by the time the cause has been identified, it is often too late to provide remediation. Frequency based medicine has the ability to provide a prompt and direct correction.
Travel to outer space can be overcome with mobile frequency-based solutions that have shown efficacy to overcome bone loss and muscle atrophy. BioAcoustic Biology has been shown to be able to predict reactions to medications, chemicals, and allergens. Muscles traumatized from stroke and/or muscle signaling disorders have recovered. Documentation confirms that these changes can sometimes occur within a few minutes as muscles gain strength and mobility.
Parkinson’s has become a diverse diagnosis covering a variety of situations and possibilities. Using BioAcoustic Biology, Biomarkers gleaned from groups of persons identified as suffering from Parkinson’s have shown that the cell signaling issues are actually from a multiplicity of causes; allergens, inability to process certain amino acids, iron errors, genetic factors, tetanus pollutants, DES residues, radioactive isotopes, vitamin deficiencies, closed receptors...the list seems endless.
BioAcoustic Biology is an area of scientific endeavor that is in the process of becoming scientifically established. Visionary leaders will see this novel idea as a prophecy for a new medicine which can provide conclusions based on observation and information. Those who wish to support the status quo will see this paradigm as a threat but will find it hard to argue with the consistent and efficacious outcomes that continue to accrue. This protocol remains in a research mode as of the date of this article.
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