Healing Frequencies for Organ Health: Discover the Power of Sound Therapy

Did you know that specific sound frequencies can support and promote healing in your organs? Sound therapy uses targeted frequencies to influence the body’s natural rhythms, potentially improving organ function and overall well-being. This approach draws on the idea that every organ resonates at a particular frequency, and by exposing it to the right tone, you can encourage balance and healing.

This post explores the frequencies linked to key organs and explains how sound therapy might help support your health naturally.

Chakra Tuning Fork Set: A set of seven tuning forks with matching colorful pouches for each chakra, including a mallet for sound therapy and healing.

How Sound Frequencies Affect Organ Health

Sound waves create vibrations that can influence cells and tissues. Each organ in the body has a natural frequency at which it functions best. When an organ is stressed or damaged, its frequency may become disrupted. Sound therapy aims to restore these frequencies, helping organs return to their optimal state.

For example, listening to or applying a frequency that matches the kidney’s natural vibration might support detoxification processes. While research is ongoing, many people report feeling calmer, more balanced, and physically improved after sound therapy sessions.

Frequencies for Key Organs and Their Benefits

Here are some specific frequencies associated with important organs and the benefits they may offer:

Kidneys – 319.88 Hz

The kidneys filter waste and balance fluids in the body. The frequency 319.88 Hz is believed to support kidney health and detoxification. Using this frequency may help improve kidney function and encourage the removal of toxins.

Heart – 67 Hz

The heart governs circulation and emotional balance. The 67 Hz frequency is linked to heart health and emotional stability. Sound therapy at this frequency might promote a calm heart rhythm and reduce stress-related symptoms.

Lungs – 220 Hz

Lungs are essential for breathing and oxygen exchange. The 220 Hz frequency supports respiratory health and lung function. Exposure to this tone may help ease breathing and improve lung capacity.

Stomach – 110 Hz

The stomach plays a key role in digestion. The 110 Hz frequency is associated with stomach health and digestive balance. Sound therapy at this frequency could aid digestion and reduce discomfort.

Intestines – 281 Hz

The intestines manage nutrient absorption and waste elimination. The 281 Hz frequency supports gut health and digestion. Listening to this frequency may help regulate digestive processes and improve gut function.

Spleen – 352 Hz

The spleen contributes to immune response and blood filtration. The 352 Hz frequency is linked to immune support and spleen health. Sound therapy here might strengthen the body’s defenses.

Pancreas – 117 Hz

The pancreas regulates blood sugar through insulin production. The 117 Hz frequency supports insulin balance and blood sugar regulation. Using this frequency may help maintain stable energy levels.

Bladder – 192 Hz

The bladder stores and expels urine. The 192 Hz frequency is connected to urinary and bladder health. Sound therapy at this frequency might improve bladder function and comfort.

Thyroid – 741 Hz

The thyroid controls metabolism and hormone balance. The 741 Hz frequency is associated with thyroid health and metabolic regulation. Exposure to this tone may help balance thyroid function.

Practical Ways to Use Healing Frequencies

You can experience these frequencies through various sound therapy methods:

• Tuning forks: Practitioners apply tuning forks tuned to specific frequencies near the body. Tuning forks can be used at home, and you can find a how to video on YouTube. #CommissionsEarned

• Singing bowls: Bowls produce harmonic tones that resonate with organ frequencies. Investing in a set of singing bowls has been an excellent choice for me, mine and my clients (in person).

• Binaural beats: Audio tracks use slightly different frequencies in each ear to stimulate brain and body responses.

• Frequency playlists: Listening to music or tones tuned to these frequencies during meditation or relaxation.

• Frequency generator: Healing Frequency Generator- we bought this for our son who had disruptive dreams, it worked.

  
  

Try incorporating these sounds into your daily routine for a few minutes. Pay attention to how your body and mind respond. Some people find relief from stress, improved sleep, and better digestion after regular sessions.

What to Keep in Mind

Sound therapy is a complementary approach and should not replace medical treatment. If you have health concerns, consult a healthcare professional before starting any new therapy. The effects of sound frequencies vary between individuals but is generally harmless.

We use sound therapy in our Reiki sessions as a gentle way to support your body’s natural healing. Holistic wellness provides numerous avenues for healing and here at BBHH, remember...

We Heal & Thrive Together!

In Sacred Service,

Heather G.