What effects have users reported?

Elana Durbin formally of The Eastside Book Café appreciated the help she got from the sound machine after burning her hand pretty badly. She could barely move her fingers until she applied the sound waves for about 20 minutes and was then able to make a fist. Three days later the scabs were gone, hair was growing on the new skin and her brand new tattoo was fine. “I was really amazed and grateful at how dramatically the sound waves worked to help my burn heal,” she said. And she has virtually no scar.

Cinnamon, a lab mix, had serious abrasions on all 4 legs, down to her joints from a bad accident. “Two weeks after her emergency surgeries, the wound on her front paw was black and appeared dead,” said her owner, Chris Pennington. “Our vet suggested amputation, but I wanted to try the sound machine before I made such a drastic choice.” During Cinnamon’s next check up, after 5 sound applications, the edges of the wound were pink and she didn’t try to protect her paw the way she had before. Today she has all 4 legs.

Horses have also benefited. Cherokee, a 20+ year old gelding severed his hind leg tendon. He received 2-3 sound applications a day and after 2 months was running without limping. Ron Butts, his farrier said, “The sound machine really made a huge difference. Cherokee had a much faster recovery than I’ve seen in similarly injured horses who just get traditional care.”

Carol Neu, who owns a sound machine, had her own personal experience that has made her an even more zealous believer. “In 2005 I broke my ankle and needed surgery. I was evaluated for surgery 18 hours after I broke it and wasn’t swollen. There was a yellow, healed bruise where my Fibula had split open. A few hours later the doctors used 11 screws and a plate to repair it. I didn’t need pain pills after 5 days and was walking after 8 week instead of the original estimate of 3-6 months. Today I have full joint function with no side effects.” She believes that using the sound machine in the emergency room kept her from swelling, which meant she could have surgery right away, which made it possible for her bones to heal properly from the start.

How does it work? According to discoveries made at USC several years ago, our body consists of cells that naturally vibrate at different frequencies. Each cell vibrates with its own distinct frequency and when disease develops, the frequency at which a cell vibrates can change. Microvibrations at specific resonances can restore capillary action allowing the body to deliver more blood and lymph fluids while removing more toxins and inflammatory byproducts, and promote a natural healing process. These sound waves are gentle and painless to apply. The end result reported by many users is reduction of inflammation, bruising and pain.

Carol Neu has been making the sound machine available to people, dogs and horses since 2004. If you would like to learn more about this technology, feel free to call her at 909-584-9344.

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