Moving sound reduces arousal in psychosomatic patients.

The present study was designed to investigate the possible effect of moving sound stimulation on Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) in psychosomatic patients. Sixteen volunteers (psychosomatic = 8, healthy controls = 8) were exposed to a moving or stationary sound of same acoustic structure while GSR was monitored. Results indicated that moving sound produces a significant reduction of arousal in psychosomatic patients.

Effect of application of gyrosonic waves through brain on arthritic pain and migrainous headache.

Gyrosonic waves created by placing the recorded sound waves on an oscillating frequency device has been utilized to alleviate long-standing pain in patients suffering from arthritis of various types and in migrainous headache. It was interesting to observe that arthritic pain had disappeared totally or there was about 80 to 90.0% reduction with planned installation of gyrosonic waves through headphone.