Our last column dealt with helping people use vocal frequencies to reveal why they may be having trouble identifying individual weight loss issues. This column builds on that theme.
Last month, we identified some of the biochemistry associated with weight management.
This month, we add fat hormones to that list. Next month, we will be adding muscles associated with weight loss. We use layers of frequencies to outline how layers of redundant frequencies create a physical map of why a person may gain weight. Basically, it’s just the magic of frequency layers to reveal our intrinsic mathematical constitution.
Musical octaves are the doubling or halving layers of mechanical vibration. For instance, the musical note of “A” is recognized as 440 hertz (cycles per second of mechanical vibration). A tuning fork vibrating at 440 cycles per second will create the musical note of “A.” Half of that rate, 220 cycles per second of vibration, will create the note of “A” but at one octave lower.
Likewise, 110 cycles per second will produce a musical note of “A” at yet a lower layer. We live in a world of musical layers of octaves. Our body is built on these mechanical layers and responds to different octaves of frequencies, as color, sound, brain waves, nerve impulses, etc.
Our body operates within several layers of frequencies. Each system within the body produces a range of frequencies. Each system responds optimally to its precise octave and then favorably to the associated frequency of stress. For instance, frequencies for the eye are 60-90 cycles per second. Therefore, frequencies used for eye repair s
hould be found within that range with lesser supporting frequencies at multiples of the original frequency. Using this supposition, let’s evaluate a few fat-burning hormones having frequencies akin to other body systems that may cause interference.
Layers of frequencies can be interpreted as layers of sound. Listed here are some fat hormones associated with weight issues. We hope you will be able to recognize system associations that can help identify your health issues. All these biochemicals have frequency equivalents. They are also in the weight management database for comparisons using your vocal frequencies.