Music Therapy has been used in the past and continues to be studied as a healing modality. The tones used in Sound Behavior products are very specific tones developed in our research laboratory. The benefit of listening to the Sound Behavior products occurs because the human body has the ability to activate or inhibit specific areas of the brain so that a problem (anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, heartburn, spinal muscle dysfunction, fibromyalgia, balance, high blood pressure, etc.) can be corrected …all without the use of drugs.

A great deal of study has been done using music to affect the body. In an article on Omnivos.com, John Beaulieu, ND, PhD and Dr. Gerorge Stefano found that by placing tuning forks on the body there was a definite increase in nitric oxide (NO) in the cells, producing a range of physiological events that directly influenced an individual’s health.

These included:
- enhancing cell vitality, vascular flow and heart healing
- destroying bacteria and virus at the micro level which
- naturally enhances our immune systems
- increasing resistance to stress and greater levels of energy and stamina
- sharpening of mental clarity and diminishing states of depression
- improving digestion and natural cleansing

Sound Behavior has taken this approach and further developed the tuning fork tones to fixed frequencies which can be embedded into a musical track for easy application.  This technique has been tested extensively and produced very exciting and positive results.

Sound Behavior utilizes specific frequency tones and various selections of easy listening music which are mixed into a enjoyable sound track and the human ear receives as stimulation to the brain which causes a biological chain reaction of neurological synapses to produce an end result of measurable outcomes. The benefit of our tone therapy is improved health conditions with no negative side effects. The listening of these specific tones two to three times a day initially has been clinically shown to affect the listener in numerous ways: improved balance, lowered blood pressure, decreased pain, increased extensor muscle tone and relaxed flexor muscle tone, improved mood, and penile erection in men. This occurs primarily by the stimulation of the brain to release of nitric oxide to cause vasodilation of the blood vessels of the body. The stimulation to the parasympathetic nervous system also provides better muscle tone and proprioception.

The tones embedded in musical compositions causes the neurons in the brain to be stimulated to produce the desired end result of physical and mental well-being as we have seen in numerous clinical trials over the course of the last two years.  Clinical trials are being performed on an ongoing basis at the Accelerated Performance Clinic in MN, where numerous patients being treated for a variety of health issues have seen tremendous benefits from this additional therapy.  Patients who have presented with high blood pressure, balance issues from car accidents and head injuries, emotional issues such as anxiety and depression, erectile dysfunction, sports performance enhancement and sleep disorders have all benefited from these trials.  Further benefits include decreased pain, increased extensor muscle tone, relaxed flexor muscle tone, anger and mood disorders, previously flaccid musculature becomes functional, and stroke recovery improved after listening to our invention.  These clinical trials have been documented by video and patient records and will be the source for dissertation to be presented later this year by Dr. Steven Moe.  However, the invention is in practice daily in his facility.  The demonstrable results are documented in the form of blood pressure readings, proprioceptive testing, actual performance improvement reported by the subjects being tested, immediate emotional or mood resolution, immediate and lasting pain reduction, and numerous research articles found with using fixed frequency sounds aka tuning forks in a medical setting. Sound Behavior is pleased to be sharing this process with the public.