Henry Penix and Laura Widney, co-founders of Soaak Technologies, dive into the innovative world of sound frequency therapy. They explain how specific frequencies can profoundly impact health, addressing issues from stress to sleep disorders. The duo highlights the challenges posed by modern life, such as EMFs, and how frequency therapy can help restore our body's natural resonance. They also discuss the synergy between ancient healing practices and modern technology, making holistic wellness more accessible and effective.
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Sound Therapy History
Sound therapy has ancient roots, seen in pyramid healing rooms and tuning forks.
Modern technology allows us to measure and understand frequencies' cellular effects, like those cataloged by Royal Rife.
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Tulsa Clinic
In Tulsa, Oklahoma, energy medicine was initially met with skepticism.
Laura Widney's clinic used frequencies based on Royal Rife's catalog, creating compositions to address root causes of ailments.
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Dissonance
Dissonance, or misalignment, in the body often stems from relationship issues and diet.
Thoughts and mindfulness greatly influence cellular behavior, impacting overall well-being.
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In this episode of The Art of Being Well, Dr. Will Cole is joined by Henry Penix and Laura Widney, co-founders of Soaak Technologies, to explore the science of sound therapy and its impact on health. They break down how frequencies influence the body at a cellular level, the difference between traditional sound healing and Soaak’s advanced compositions, and why the U.S. Air Force and top athletes use sound therapy for performance and recovery. They also discuss how stress, EMFs, and modern life disrupt our body’s natural resonance - and how frequency therapy can help rebalance and optimize well-being. For all links mentioned in this episode, visit www.drwillcole.com/podcast.
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