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Sound Therapy

A greater number of people today are investigating the benefits of sound therapy, and the marketplace has been quick to respond to this interest with the introduction of sound machines like the Oasis and Conair system. There is little debate about how this type therapy can improve a whole host of ailments, including its effects on the conditions of epilepsy and schizophrenia. Yet until now, the greater body of research in this field has only gone so far as to acknowledge its benefit in the discipline of psychology. Many scientists argued that it is placebo effect at work. The patient's condition improves because the patient believes that they are improving. Now however, new research has proven the ability to alter the frequencies for the human brain using the science of binaural beats and it has caused a firestorm of interest in the discipline of neurology. Yet it has also brought about the call for a radical rethinking of the sound therapy techniques in practice today and it is important for individuals to take these new developments into account before embarking on a treatment program.

Sound therapy until now has operated on the premise of wave forms and resonance. The listener would be presented with alternating sounds of high and low tones and the idea was that this would exercise the inner ear muscle and in turn stimulate the brain. In some patients this could work extremely well, but in others it had no effect at all. The approach was one of trial and error. Binaural beats work differently. While it still uses the concept of frequency resonance, it targets particular frequencies that the human brain operates in during preferred physical mental and states of relaxation and perception. The patients wears a pair of headphones and a slightly different tone is played in to each ear. The difference between those two tones is the frequency that the listener's brain will the unconsciously enter into. This is called 'frequency following response' and it gives a person the ability to change the frequency of their brain at will. If someone was feeling particularly anxious one day and could not concentrate on their work, they could listen to a binaural soundtrack and shift themselves into a relaxed and more productive state.

The reason this research has garnered such attention is the fact that the studies are backed up with scientific proof of this music's ability to alter brainwaves. EEG results on patients show how the frequency of the listener's brainwaves are altered by music that incorporate these beats. And these results are not limited to a small segment of a research group. The results have been replicated time and time again in each and every test subject. Given that we already know the brain's influence on the overall health of the body, this news is of significant importance. Of particular interest to medical practitioners is the ability to now guide patients into a restorative theta state, where the body begins to naturally produce human growth hormone in order to heal itself.

Individuals wishing to make use of a binaural program at home should do so with care, for there is a great deal of misinformation on this subject. One common misunderstanding is the idea of listening to a binaural soundtrack on a home stereo, or using a commercial sound machine. This would be a mistake since the binaural effect can only be delivered through the use of headphones due to the need to create a frequency balance between the two ears. Without reading a reliable source for information, a person wishing to undertake a therapy program on their own risks wasting their time and money on a failed strategy.

About the Author
James Waterford is a contributor to numerous science publications writing extensively on the rapidly evolving field of binaural science and its use in sound therapy.