Hi Byron and All;
Here's a link that will explain frequencies and the octave
shifting principle: http://bioadaptech.com/soundlinks.htm
In particular, see Concepts I, section B, pp. B-5 & B-6.
Download the pdf file to your computer before starting the
Adobe Reader.

Octave shifting indeed divides by 2 to shift to a lower
octave - ages old musical principle. The Beta octave which
is ~16-32 Hz is a reference octave, convenient for database
lookup. It could just as easily been the Gamma octave from
32-64 Hz.

The Beta octave approximates the brainwaves in the normal
waking state. It also affects muscles, organs and body
structure. Subwoofer speakers deliver sounds ok in this
octave, but headphones have less effect. Audio sounds do
not appear to be the most means to deliver frequencies,
just the more convenient.

Other octaves are useful besides Beta, particularly for
women -- I've used the Gamma = 2 * Beta as a starting point
for a number of people.

Cheers,
Bill


---- Original message ----
>Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 13:45:49 -0000
>From: "tymetoplay2001" <tymetoplay2001@...>
>Subject: [biosonic] Re: Does anyone have the frequencies
for these Krebs cycle elements?
>To: biosonic@yahoogroups.com
>
>--
>Dear Marysol,
>
>Thankyou for your help with the frequencies you gave to
me...I appreciate it.
>
>I am curious why the lower octaves are used by many sound
therapists..is it because the frequencies are felt more
or penetrate deeper into the body when listened to
though speakers?
>
>Could you tell me what the conversion formula is for
converting the molecular weights? It appears by the
example given of co2 that you simply divide the molecular
wt. by two..is that correct?
>
>Thankyou,
>Byron
>
>
>- In biosonic@yahoogroups.com, "Marysol Gonzalez
Sterling"
><biosonica@r...> wrote:
>> Hello Byron,
>> welcome to this group..
>> I tried to look in our NSdatabase for the elements you
say,,,, and
>I have
>> only found
>>
>> CO2 21.99491hz Mol.Wt. 43.98982
>> NADH CoEnzymeI 20.78515hz vitamin B3 Niacid
>> Gtp Mol Wt. 100 hz G-proteins
>>
>> Maybe the others have different names to look for,,,
if you have
>the
>> Molecular weight just convert it and divide by 2 if you
want to
>reach the -4
>> Octave, many of sound therapists use this octave to
deliver
>frequency.
>> I hope it was usueful,
>> love
>> Marysol
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "tymetoplay2001" <tymetoplay2001@y...>
>> To: <biosonic@yahoogroups.com>
>> Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 6:36 AM
>> Subject: [biosonic] Does anyone have the frequencies
for these
>Krebs cycle
>> elements?
>>
>>
>> > Dear Group,
>> >
>> > I am interested in working with the cellular energy
cycle of the
>> > body and was wondering if anyone had the frequencies
of:
>> >
>> > oxaloacetate
>> > Isocitrate
>> > co2
>> > nadh
>> > gtp
>> > malate
>> >
>> > I appreciate any help with this...
>> >
>> > Thankyou,
>> > Byron
>> >
>> >
>> >
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