BioAcoustic Frequencies active for the month of Sept 2025 – these frequencies are cyclical each year depending on what frequencies are bombarding the earth. Johannes Kepler and Pythagoras both tried to explain the phenomenon of Orbital Resonances. Kepler reported that the frequencies of the movements of the planets are heard by our soul and establish our health equilibrium and personality traits.
Do your joints ache? It is likely that some nasty Prostaglandin frequencies that cause inflammation and pain are active during September if the body is too acidic. Try lying off those acid-producing foods (flour, grains, sugar, beans, alcohol, shrimp) until the end of next month. You may think your Gout is acting up, but it is just the inflammation-causing foods. Wheat Belly by William Davis explains the relationship between joint/muscle pain and the inflammatory response from foods.
Muscles in stress – the rectus abdominis frequencies are still active- along with the iliacus and muscles of the lower back.
DDT has been outlawed for many years but those of you over 50 years of age might feel some muddled thinking and dizziness. DDT is a pesticide that was commonly sprayed in the presence of humans, especially school children.
It lays down on the stomach muscle – rectus abdominus - since they are the same frequency and may be the toxin that is causing that layer of fat around your midsection. Fats lay down more readily on muscles that have the same frequency. There are plenty of good detox protocols out there – check the internet.
For this month, put a watch on anything that flares your ulcer – those frequencies will be coming in by mid-month.
Several pain medication frequencies will be active in the next month. Depending on your brain dominance, you may need more or less medication to remain pain free and stable. This is not medical advice, just letting you know to be vigilant about your reactions to pain meds.
Soy proteins (tofu, soymilk, veggie burgers, salad dressings, margarine like spreads, dark sauces such as Tamari and Teriyaki) come into play on the first Tuesday of the month. Soy allergy symptoms might include asthma like breathing issues, tingling in your mouth, itchy skin, nausea, drop in blood pressure, loss of sensation of lips, diarrhea, fuzzy thinking. Many foods you would not suspect contain soy; best to read the label.
Myosin, a family of proteins that helps the body rebuild, (from hair follicles in the ear, kidney, and nose to actual muscle integrity involvement) along with ATP, comes into play during this month. Myosin works closely with Actin which helps create microfilaments used to rebuild the body. Tinnitus is associated with myosin and actin stress.
Cytochalasin B is a mold referred to as a mycotoxin that strongly inhibits Actin and glucose transport and supports platelet aggregation. Cytochalasin is involved in food spoilage and is fungal virulence.
Papain is an enzyme from papaya. It helps break down tough meat fibers. As a powder it is sold as a meat tenderizer. As a paste it can be used for bee stings since bee venom is made of protein. Papain is an ingredient in some toothpastes, mints, and tooth whiteners. WOW: Papain has been known to interfere with urine drug tests for cannabinoids.
Bromelain is an enzyme from fresh pineapple. It may slow blood clotting and is used as a tenderizer. As a protein digesting enzyme, it may be a potent anti-inflammatory, and may prevent pulmonary edema (water in the lungs). The list of uses for Bromelain is broad: from relaxing muscles, stimulating muscle contractions, slowing clotting, improving the absorption of antibiotics, preventing cancer, shortening birth labor, and helping the body get rid of excess fat.
Clotting Factors are obviously stressed for the month of Sept. Check your vulnerability at the SoundHealthPortal.com – Coagulating Factors.
Muscles of the lower back and hips come into stress in mid-September, the Quadratus Lumborum (lower spine diagonal to hip crest) and Psoas (which help stabilize the hips) are involved.
Toxin - Mercury that may be in your mouth and in the vaccinations that are given to your child are active until the third Wednesday of Sept. It is injected into our children, but it must be handled as a severe toxin by your dentist when it is removed from your teeth. Go figure!
Vitamin in Stress - Vitamin K4 from green leafy vegetables is active and is involved with blood clotting proteins.
Bacteria in stress during Sept - Staphylococcus aureus, a bacterium, is commonly found in the human respiratory tract especially after a hospital stay. It is responsible for skin infections, food poisoning, pneumonia, meningitis, osteomyelitis, endocarditis, toxic shock syndrome and serious skin issues such as impetigo, boils, cellulitis, MRSA, wound and respiratory infections. Each year 500,000 people contract a staphylococcal infection in American hospitals. Chlamydia Pneumonia is a bacterium that infects humans and is a major cause of pneumonia and sinusitis. Staphylococcus is known to disable antibodies.
Specifically September – Week 1
Biochemical and muscle supporting energy comes into full stress this week. That back ache is likely from weak stomach muscles. The Krebs (Energy Cycle) of the cells is coming into stress from several angles. Your local health food store will likely have supplements that support the Krebs cycle – starting with Potassium and magnesium. Blood clotting to fatigue will plague the population this week. Bioflavonoids and pyruvate may be helpful.
Muscles influenced this week: For this week mostly back and shoulder muscles are in stress. Remember that the stomach muscles need to be considered important back support.
Interspinales: We take the spine for granted, but it is made up of a significant number of muscles and nerves which enable it to support us physically and in so many other ways. There are layers of muscles in your back that attach to, and around, the spine. The interspinales muscles are in the deep muscle group. So, if your back is providing you pain signals, it may mean that some stomach muscle weakness exists. Exercises for this muscle can be found online or visit your local gym for assistance. Source:Anatomy Zone “Interspinales”
Semispinalis Thoracis: Another back muscle - this one originates from the Sixth Thoracic Vertebra and extends to the Cervical 6th Vertebra, which is about half of the back and the first part of the neck. This large muscle allows us to extend the cervical part of the spine (i.e., your neck) and the thoracic section of your back. It also allows us to flex those same parts of the body side-to-side as well as to rotate them. Source: Get Body Smart - “Semispinalis Thoraces Muscle”
Supraspinatus: This muscle assists your deltoid (one of the shoulder muscles) to begin the action of abducting the arm. It also assists with keeping the shoulder stabilized. Source: Get Body Smart “Supraspinatus Muscles”
Infraspinatus: Another shoulder muscle, this one being 1 of 4 muscles in your rotator cuff. Specifically, this one externally rotates your humerus bone and keeps your shoulder joint stable. Source: Get Body Smart "Infraspinatus Muscle"
Rectus Abdominus: This is a large muscle of the abdomen that countervails the action of your diaphragm, but it does so much more, as indicated by InnerBodyImage, a website, in the following quote:
The rectus abdominis muscles, commonly referred to as the “abs,” are a pair of long, flat muscles that extend vertically along the entire length of the abdomen adjacent to the umbilicus. Each muscle consists of a string of four fleshy muscular bodies connected by narrow bands of tendons, which give it a lumpy appearance when well defined and tensed. This lumpy appearance results in the rectus abdominis muscles being referred to as the “six-pack.”
The name rectus abdominis comes from the Latin words for “straight” and “abdominal,” indicating that its fibers run in a straight vertical line through the abdominal region of the body.
The rectus abdominis muscle performs the important task of flexing the torso and spine in the abdominal region. It does this by pulling the ribcage closer to the pelvis. The rectus abdominis can also tense to contract the abdomen without moving the torso, as in sucking in one’s gut. Contraction of the abdomen results in increased pressure within the abdominopelvic cavity and is useful to push substances out of the body during exhalation, defecation, and urination. Source: Inner Body “Rectus Abdominis Muscle”
Gluteus Maximus: Your largest sitting muscle, of course.
Biochemicals/Nutrients in stress this month:
Potassium Phosphate Cell Salt: We have not seen cell salts in a while. Not often talked about in general, or even alternative media, they are really amazing. Little tiny pills work from the cellular level to support your body, in its efforts to self-maintain and self-heal, in so many ways. This particular cell salt works in the nerves and muscles of the body, helping the body to address such things as nervousness, so-called "nervous heart trouble," melancholy, and sleep discomfort, as well as learning disorders. Source: Schuessker Cell Salts“No. 5. (6) Potassium phosphate - Kali Phos”
Arginine: This is an amino acid that has been found to have a powerful impact on several body systems and is used in certain medications (Ibuprofen) and in the following medical treatments:
-Congestive heart failure;
-Chest pain;
-High blood pressure;
-Coronary artery disease; -Intermittent claudication (leg pain due to blocked arteries);
-Chemotherapy;
-Fighting weight loss in AIDS patients;
-Reducing infections;
-improving would healing;
-Shortening recovery time after surgery;
-In the elderly, decreased mental capacity (i.e., senile dementia);
-Erectile Dysfunction; and Male Infertility
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