Acute Fracture Song

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Audible
Source
Algorithm
For whom
People

This song is designed to support the healing of bones. Since bones are piezoelectric, sound is excellent for supporting this tissue. When bones are stimulated with the song and the IC Hummer, they may produce a healing current (piezoelectric effect).


Acute Fracture Song
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GK
Oct 23, 2023
Can I also do the combination with Audio+Pemf (Glowpad)?
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