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Sharry Edwards on the Dopamine Cascade and Voice Profiling
Sharry Edwards on the Dopamine Cascade and Voice Profiling
Sharry Edwards on the Dopamine Cascade and Voice Profiling
Wednesday 23rd February 2011
Discover how Sharry Edwards' bioacoustic voice analysis offers new insights into Parkinson's disease and innovative therapies at the Parkinson's Recovery Summit.
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Get the buttons here!Sharry Edwards' Voice Profiling: Unlocking Parkinson's Mysteries
Using the math matrix of the voice has been able to show that the harmonics of the voice can determine many levels/layers of causality that conventional medicine has not been able to discern.
Imagine using the sound of your voice to uncover hidden layers of a disease. That's exactly what Sharry Edwards, founder of Sound Health, is doing with her groundbreaking bioacoustic voice analysis. In this episode, she reveals how a pilot study on vocal matrix frequencies linked to Parkinson's disease has pinpointed a crucial element in the Dopamine biochemical cascade. This discovery could be a game-changer for those battling Parkinson's, offering new avenues for understanding and potentially treating the condition.
Sharry dives into the math matrix of the voice, demonstrating how harmonics can reveal levels of causality that conventional medicine often misses. Her findings even touch on the symptoms experienced by celebrities like Michael J. Fox, shedding new light on their underlying causes. Listeners will also hear about the upcoming Parkinson's Recovery Summit, where Sharry and her team will offer free voice analyses and therapies. This event is a gathering of pioneers dedicated to finding sustained relief from Parkinson's symptoms.
It's not just about listening; it's about participating in a community that's pushing the boundaries of what's possible in Parkinson's research. So, if you're looking for innovative approaches to managing Parkinson's or just curious about the potential of bioacoustic science, this episode is a must-listen. Sharry Edwards' work is not just a breakthrough; it's a beacon of hope for many.