Masters of Health Magazine July 2024 | Page 104

Sharry Edwards. MEd. is the acknowledged pioneer of BioAcoustic Vocal profiling

Sound Health Key notes for JULY

Note the many connections to COVID-19 damage.

We on this planet are influenced by frequencies coming at us from our solar system.  The listing below is our attempt to forewarn the public of what influences will be active for the next month.

Week one

Blood and circulation issues dominate this week. 

Nutrients in stress:  niacin – declumps “sticky” blood and supports circulation and DNA genetics.  Iron continues to be an issue.  Vitamin C continues to flare as allergy season fires up.

You may react more emotionally as dopamine, the feel-good biochemical, comes into play.  Depending on your brain dominance, your relationships may be more or less satisfying. 

Nerve damage may be more noticeable.

Medication in stress:  Warfarin – a blood thinner

Upper back muscles will feel stressed.

Pathogen active currently:  Streptococcus pyogenes is a ubiquitous bacterium responsible for hundreds of millions of illnesses, from tooth decay to meningitis, throughout the world each year, some of which are fatal.

Back strain with adrenal tension, are obvious over the 4th. 

Week TWO

Insulin resistance is high this week likely because of fatty liver issues.  It will be harder to lose weight as insulin resistance helps to maintain fat storage.  Carbohydrate metabolism is hampered because of the stress of enzymes lipase and diastase.  Allergies begin to plague now, particularly nose and bronchial issues.  Remember the support of Vitamin C may help.  Marijuana may have more of an effect this week.  Menstrual cramps may be relieved easily with progesterone oil or cream as this hormone is active this week.

Strep still lurks this week.  Platelets are vulnerable, and B3 (niacin) may help break up sticky blood.

Medication this week deals with high blood pressure.  I’ve tried Nitric Oxide tablets (from Amazon NO40) - They work for me for blood pressure issues.

Marijuana is still active along with inflammation markers and fatty liver indicators.  Calcium and cancer markers rise this week (calcium, calcitonin, and the Burzynski frequencies plus 5 HETE – all CANCER RELATED.)

Nerve sheathing activates this week – You might want to check out Benfotiamine (said to be great for restless legs due to nerve damage)

Adiponectin rears its ugly head this week – from Wikipedia –

“Adiponectin is a protein hormone  and adipokine involved in regulating  glucose  levels and  fatty acid  breakdown.”

Carnitine helps break down fatty acids but is also in stress this week.  The literature indicates that carnitine combined with alpha lipoic acid may help regulate blood glucose.

Week TREE

The keynote for this week includes the note of E which deals with wet tissues of the body; particularly the nose, mouth throat, and lungs.  More mucous may be experienced along with a stronger reaction to mucous-producing foods.  Deep breathing may be difficult.

Many forms of rhinovirus are still lurking.

Muscles: Tibs and diaphragm frequencies may be more vulnerable.

WEEK FOUR

This week is further involved with the amino acid carnitine.  People who cannot gain weight are high in carnitine.  Carnitine can be found primarily in meats.  Vitamins B1, B6, C, iron, methionine, and lysine must be available in the body to support synthesizing carnitine.

The end of this week is ruled by the lower back; encompassing the sexual “thrust” muscles for men.  These are the muscles that cause stress in a golf swing.

The pathogen active for the next few days is Helicobacter pylori; and is responsible

for stomach lining irritation.

Muscle under stress currently: mostly neck muscles.  It is likely not your pillow, it is just that time of year.

A protein that helps the body use leptin (that dreaded fat storage hormone) is high for the next few days.  It might not be a good time to start that diet you have been putting off. 

We have often said that BioAcoustically Speaking almost everything is something else.  By that, we mean that one frequency can represent many things.

This week’s Keynote is a great example of this.  The frequency of Marijuana, a medicinal herb, is the same as a natural hormone, Progesterone, which varies significantly with the human reproduction cycle.  This may be why some false positives show up during drug testing.  Progesterone is found in both males and females. Low Progesterone has the same symptoms as coming down from a marijuana high, you experience the munchies.

Progesterone is necessary to produce sex hormones, maintain pregnancy, support brain function, and regulate libido.

Sensitive persons may experience reactions a few days before the actual activation date.