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Vibrational healing has long been appreciated for its calming effect, but new research shows it also may have the power to restore and keep us healthy.
The White Stone Carillon is a modern rediscovery of an ageless wisdom and generation who understood the power of Vibrational healing.
Soothing sounds, from Tibetan chants to Beethoven symphonies, are being given scientific credit for preventing colds, easing labor pains and even boosting anti-aging hormones. One recent study found that surgery patients who listened to comforting music recovered more quickly and felt less pain than those who did not.
Sound therapy goes beyond recorded music: The pure tones generated by the Carillon take healing to a whole new level. The International Journal of Arts Medicine reports that infants in intensive care go home three days sooner, eat better and gain more weight if the staff talks and sings to them.
More doctors are seeing a connection between harmonious sound and health, says Mitchell L. Gaynor, director of medical oncology and integrative medicine at New York Hospital’s cancer-prevention center. “If we’re around very harmonious people and harmonious vibrations and harmonious sounds, we begin to feel better,” says Gaynor. I’ve never found anything more powerful than sound and voice and music to begin to heal and transform every aspect of people’s lives,” Gaynor says.
“It can really change people’s lives. We use Don Tolman’s Carillon Brain Bowl at Cornell Medical as well.”
Vibrational healing has long been appreciated for its calming effect, but new research shows it also may have the power to restore and keep us healthy.
The White Stone Carillon is a modern rediscovery of an ageless wisdom and generation who understood the power of Vibrational healing.
Soothing sounds, from Tibetan chants to Beethoven symphonies, are being given scientific credit for preventing colds, easing labor pains and even boosting anti-aging hormones. One recent study found that surgery patients who listened to comforting music recovered more quickly and felt less pain than those who did not.
Sound therapy goes beyond recorded music: The pure tones generated by the Carillon take healing to a whole new level. The International Journal of Arts Medicine reports that infants in intensive care go home three days sooner, eat better and gain more weight if the staff talks and sings to them.
More doctors are seeing a connection between harmonious sound and health, says Mitchell L. Gaynor, director of medical oncology and integrative medicine at New York Hospital’s cancer-prevention center. “If we’re around very harmonious people and harmonious vibrations and harmonious sounds, we begin to feel better,” says Gaynor. I’ve never found anything more powerful than sound and voice and music to begin to heal and transform every aspect of people’s lives,” Gaynor says.
“It can really change people’s lives. We use Don Tolman’s Carillon Brain Bowl at Cornell Medical as well.”
