The implications of vibration and sound therapy in modern medicine: A literary review

The following literary review studies the overall science behind vibration-based medicine and healing techniques. Specifically, the effects that 432 hertz has on the body as well as the implications of such healing techniques in western medicine and hospitals. Through studies and literature on the use of sound/music in ancient healing techniques, it is found that sound frequencies (different hertz. levels) can be a healing technique in modern medicine as well. This literary review was found using a multitude of articles and novels on the background of sound therapy, various mediums of implementation, as well as studies on the specific effects on the human body - neurologically and physically. There were 19 articles found through research and 14 were used. The major key words used were frequency healing, modern medicine, sound therapy, 432 hertz neurological impacts, and healing medicine. After reading abstracts of various articles and gathering background information, a culmination of authors’ analysis and studies were used to make a nuanced argument on the implementation of sound therapy in the modern medical industry. After analyzing the data gathered, it was found that there is a direct correlation between frequencies and their ability to help treat diseases throughout the body. Moreover, there were clear links between specific frequencies and how they can be applied to different areas to even diagnose diseases years before current technology can. Building upon that, this healing technique is very versatile in that it can be used for a multitude of problems ranging from physical pain to sleep insomnia to cardiovascular diseases. Furthermore, the research found can be integrated into the western healthcare sector to provide easier, low-cost, and low resource treatment that is effective for all.