HI Byron,
the 1st number is the freq. in -4 octave,,, the second number is the
Molecular weight and it is also frequency,
thanks for your interest.
love
Marysol
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From: "tymetoplay2001" <tymetoplay2001@...>
To: <biosonic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 8:10 AM
Subject: [biosonic] Re: CD


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Hi Marysol,

It is very nice of you to share what you are doing...I am enjoying
learning more about what you are doing..I find it very interesting.

Pardon my ignorance...but is the first number the frequency or the
second number, in your list below?

Best wishes with your cd's :-)

Thankyou,
Byron


In biosonic@yahoogroups.com, "Marysol Gonzalez Sterling"
<biosonica@r...> wrote:
> Thanks Mary,
> I realized that yes Vitamin B12 is wrong,,, Zinc has many
isotopes, and I
> took #1.
> I will add the Cell Salts too in the cd, so it is more complete
and because
> I believe I can fit all of them too. If I canīt then we can
compose another
> cd with these and other frequencies that are more used by
everybody,,, I
> would like to continue giving it for the 12 notes and the phi
spirals
> The frequencies in the NSdatabase seem slightly different so I am
including
> these in this email
> love
> Marysol
>
> Calcium Fluoride (Calc.Fluor) 19.4898 Mol.Wt. 77.9594 D#
> Calcium Phospate (Calc. Phos.) Tribasic..19.3622 Mol.Wt. 309.7946
D#
> Calcium Sulphate (Calc. Sulph.) 16.9892 Mol.Wt. 135.91 C#
> Iron Phosphate (Ferr. Phos.) 22.356 Mol.Wt. 357.7116 F
> Potassium Chloride (Kali. Mur.) 18.4831 Mol.Wt 73.9325 D
> Potassium Phosphate (Kali. Phos.) Tribasic/26.4805 Mol.Wt
211.8445 G#
> Dibasic/21.736 (Dibasic is Cathartic) 173.7361 F
> Postassium Sulphate (Kali Sulph.) Dibasic/21.7348 Mol.
Wt.173.879 F
> Magnesium Phosphate (Mag. Phos.) Dibasic / 29.986 Mol.Wt. 119.946
B
> Sodium Chloride (Nat. Mur.) 28.979 Mol.Wt 57.9586 A#
> Sodium Phosphate (Nat. Phos.) Monobasic/29.989 Mol. Wt. 119.958 B
> Sodium Phosphate (Nat. Phos.) dibasic/17.742 Mol. Wt. 141.9408 C#
> Sodium Sulphate (Nat. Sulph) 17.7414 Mol.Wt 141.9312 C#
> Silicon DiOxide (Silica)
> Silica Dioxide (Silica) 29.9834 Mol.Wt, 59.966 A#
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "MaryKern" <probe@t...>
> To: <biosonica@r...>
> Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 2:26 AM
> Subject: CD
>
>
> > Marysol, when I was looking over your list of frequencies on the
neew CD I
> > found some discrepancies from what I understand to be the
frequencies of
> the
> > vitamins/minerals. For instance. In my Merk Index, the
molecular weight
> of
> > Zinc is given as 65.39 which makes the frequency 16.35 when you
divide it
> > down. And when I divide the molecular weight of B12 (1355.38) I
get
> 21.165.
> > I get the same frequency when I divide the molecular weight you
listed,
> > 1354.something....I forget, and you listed the frequency a bit
> differently.
> >
> > Have you thought about doing a CD that included the cell salts?
I have
> > found them to be very effective. For instance, the frequency for
> magnesium
> > phospate dibasic is an excellent pain killer. I have listed the
> frequencies
> > and the uses for the cell salts below.
> >
> > Calcium Fluoride (Calc.Fluor) 19.52
> > Calc. Fluor gives to the tissues the quality of elasticity.
It
> combines
> > with the organic substance, albumin, to form organic elastic
tssue and is
> > found in the walls of the blood vessels, in muscular tissue, in
connective
> > tissue, in the surgface of bones and in the enamel of teeth.
Its main
> > function is the preservation of the contractile power of elastic
tissue.
> >
> > Calcium Phospate (Calc. Phos.) Tribasic..19.39
> > Calc Phos. is the tissue salt concerned with nutrition. It
combines
> > with albumin and is indicated when there are albuminous
discharges.
> Without
> > Calc. Phos. there could be no blood coagulation. It will asist
the action
> > of a more directly indicated tissue-salt and thus produce more
rapid
> > results. It promotes healthey cellular activity and restores
tone to
> > weakened organs, and tissuew. It is also concerned with the
formation of
> > bone and teeth.
> >
> > Calcium Sulphate (Calc. Sulph.) 17.02
> > Calc. Sulph. is a blood purifier and healer. It is found in
the liver
> > shere it helps in the removal of waste products fromt he blood
stream and
> it
> > has a cleansing and purifying influence throughout the system.
Calc.
> Sulph.
> > cleans out the accumulation of non-functional, organic matter in
the
> tissues
> > and causes infiltrated parts to discharge their contents
readily, throwing
> > off decaying organic matter, so that it may not lie dormant or
slowlly
> decay
> > and thus injure the surrounding tissues.
> >
> > Iron Phosphate (Ferr. Phos.) 18.85
> > Ferr. Phos. is the pre-eminent Biochemic First-Aid. It is
the
> > oxyen-carrier. It enters into the composition of haemoglobin.
It takes
> up
> > oxygen from the air inhaled by the lungs and carries it in the
blood
> stream
> > to all parts of the body ths furnishing the vital force that
sustains
> life.
> > It gives strength and toughness to the circular walls of the
blood
> vessels,
> > especially the arteries. Freely circulating, oxygen-rich blood
is
> essential
> > to health and life and for theis reason Ferr. Phos. should
always be
> > considered, as a supplemntary remedy, no matter what other
treatment may
> be
> > indicated by the symptoms.
> >
> > Potassium Chloride (Kali. Mur.) 18.64
> > Kali Mur. is the remedy for sluggish conditions. It
combines with the
> > organic substance, fibrin. Thus a deficiency of this tissue-
salt causes
> > fibrin to become nonfunctinal, and to be thrown off in the form
of thick,
> > white discharges, giving rise to catarrhs and similar symptoms
affecting
> the
> > skin and mucous membranes. Its action is complementary to that
of Calc.
> > Sulph., as both remedies are concerned with cleansing and
purifying the
> > blood. In conditions calling for Kali Mur. the blood tends to
thcken and
> > to form clots. In alternation with Ferr. Phos. it is frequently
needed
> for
> > the treatment of childrens ailments.
> >
> > Potassium Phosphate (Kali. Phos.) Tribasic/26.53 Dibasic/21.77
> >
(Dibasic is
> > Cathartic)
> > Kali. Phos. is a nerve nutrient. It is the remedy for
ailments of a
> > truly nervous character. School children often need this tissue-
salt: it
> > helps to maintain a happy contented disposition and sharpens the
mental
> > faculties. Early symptoms may be very slight, scarcely
noticable in fact,
> > except to a mother's watchful eye. There may be fretfulness,
ill-humour,
> > bashfulness, timifity, laziness and similar indications; indeed,
any
> display
> > fo what is simetimes described as "tantrums" may be regarded as
a Kali
> Phos.
> > symptom.
> >
> > Postssium Sulphate (Kali Sulph.) Dibasic/21.78
> > Kali Sulph. works in cinjuctin with Ferr.Phos. as an oxygen-
carrier.
> It
> > assists in the exchange of oxygen from the blood stream to the
> tissue-cells,
> > thereby completing the respiratory process initiated by Ferr.
Phos.
> Internal
> > breathing of the tissues depends upon Kali Sulph; external
breathing is
> the
> > function of Ferr. Phos., if we designate the exchanges of gases
in the
> lung
> > in this way. Kali Sulph. has a benificial effect on respiration
and is
> > indicated in those cases where there is a feeling of stuffiness
or desire
> > for cool air. It is also the anti-friction salt ensuring the
smoothe
> > working of all parts, thus acting in the manner of a lubricant
> >
> > Magnesium Phosphate (Mag. Phos.) Dibasic / 27.29
> > Mag. PHos. is known as the anti-spasmodic tissue-salt. Its
main
> > function is in connection with the nervous system where it
supplements the
> > action of Kali Phos. When a deficiency of Mag. Phos. occurs,
the white
> > nerve fibres contract, causing spasm and cramps. This tissue-
salt is of
> > importance to muscular tissue ensuring rhythmic and coherent
movement.
> Mag.
> > Phos. is quick to relieve pain, especially carmping, shooting,
darting or
> > spasmodic pains. [I have uses this one on a client with
spasmodic cramping
> > in her hand and had good results. That particular frequency had
shown up
> in
> > her vocal print as the highest high and was also a missing
frequency]
> >
> > Sodium Chloride (Nat. Mur.) 29.22
> > Nat. Mur. is the water-distributing tissue-salt. It enters
into the
> > composition of every fluid and solid of the body. BEcause of its
powerful
> > affinity for water, it controls the eff and flow of the bodily
fluids;
> its
> > prime function being to m aintain a proper diegree of moisture
throughout
> > the system. Without this tissue-salt, cell division and normal
growth
> could
> > not proceed. It is closely associated with nutrition, with
glandular
> > activity and with the internal secretions which play auch an
important
> part
> > in the physiological precess. Excessive moisture or excessive
dryness in
> > any part of the system is a clear indication of a Nat. Mur.
deficiency.
> The
> > resulting symptoms are many and varied but always, underlying
them, will
> be
> > found this predominant codition of too much or too little water.
> >
> > Sodium Phosphate (Nat. Phos.) Monobasic/15.0
> > Nat. Phos. is an acid neutraliser. It is the principal
remedy for the
> > wide group of ailments arising from an acid condition of the
blood. This
> > tissue-salt is also of importance for the proper functioning of
the
> > digestive organs. The assimilation of fats and other nutrients
is
> dependent
> > on the action of this remedy. A deficiency of Nat. Phos. allows
uric acid
> > to form salts which become deposited around the joints and
tissues giving
> > rise to stiffness and swelling, and other painful rheumatic
symptoms
> [Gout?]
> >
> > Sodium Sulphate (Nat. Sulph) 17.76
> > Nat. Sulph regulates the density of the intercellular fluids
(fluids
> > which bathe the tissue-cells) by eliminating excess water. This
> tissue-salt
> > largely controls the healthy functioning of the liver; it
ensures an
> > adequate supply of free-flowing, healthy bile, so necessary for
the late
> > stages of digestion. The removal of poison-charged fluids,
which are the
> > normal result of the chemical exchanges constantly taking place
in the
> > tissue-cells, is brought about by the action of Nat. Sulph. If
conditions
> > arise which allow these waste fluids to accumulate in the blood
and
> tissues,
> > atuo-intoxication (self-poisoning) is the result. Nat. Sulph.
ensures the
> > desposal fo these poison-charged fluids,and its importance in the
> treatment
> > of rheumatic ailments is therefore self-evident.
> >
> > Silica Oxide (Silica) 15.02
> > Silica is a cleanser and eliminator. It is a deep-acting
remedy which
> > helps the body to throw off non-functional organic matter that
may have
> > arrived at a given point during Nautre's effort to eleminate it
from the
> > system. It can often initiate the healing proces by promoting
suppuration
> > and breaking up pathological accumulations, e.g. abscesses.
Silica is a
> > constituent of the hair, skin, nails, and surfaces of the
bones. It also
> > acts in the manner of an insulator for the nerves. In cases of
checked
> > perspiration, Silica resores the activity of the skin, thereby
aiding this
> > important cleansing process. It is the biochemic remedy for
offensive
> > perspiration of the feet and arm-pits.
> >
> > The information about the actions of the cell-salts comes form
The
> Biochemic
> > Handbook that Bill recommended we get in Concepts I.
> >
> > Mary Kern
> >
> >
> >




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