So is it possible that frequencies, like 528 Hz and the other Solfeggio tones, can create positive changes in our cells’ vibrations?
Solfeggio frequencies are often mentioned in terms of their spiritual, psychological, and emotional effects. However, the 528 Hz frequency especially, has physical and biological significance as well.
In fact, 528 Hz has now become synonymous with the repair of the biological building blocks of life, our cells and DNA
Science has been slow to research in this area, but there is existing evidence of how 528 Hz can impact and benefit our DNA.
It has been discovered that 528 Hz is essential to the geometry of the spirals and circles consistent with the structure of DNA and hydrosonic restructuring. The evidence suggests that cellular water clusters can be affected by 528 Hz preventing sickness and disease by removing impurities.
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How 528 Hz Affects Water
John and Nancy Hutchinson conducted an experiment in the Gulf of Mexico that demonstrated the impact of 528 Hz on water. In 2010, following the BP oil spill known as “Deepwater Horizon”, they used the 528 Hz and other Solfeggio frequencies to treat the water. In four hours of exposure, they reduced the amount of grease and oil found in a section of ocean from 7 parts per million down to just 1 part per million.
Dr. Robert Naman and the Analytical Chemical Testing Laboratory, Inc. later confirmed this result and concluded: “It is clear that the process may have extreme value”.
Water, specifically water clustered in the form of a six-sided or hexagonal shape, is incredibly important to the structure and health of our DNA.
These clusters are smaller and therefore better able to move through the DNA membrane than normal water molecules, which makes them better at removing impurities.
These impurities can contribute to illness and even disease if not cleansed.
Professor Richard J. Saykally and other UC Berkeley geneticists conducted experiments that demonstrated that reducing a DNA strand’s access to these energized water clusters harms its ability to function properly (1). (Water Clusters: K.Lui, J.D. Cruzan, R.J. Saykally – Berkeley. Edu)
Saykally explained that the structure of the water molecule gives it special properties and is essential for DNA’s function.
Evidence suggests that 528 Hz has healing properties.
Dehydrated DNA is Less Energetic & Less Healthy
The water experiment is relevant because the 528 frequency helps create these six-sided water clusters, as shown by the work of Dr. Lee Lorenzen – who discovered clustered healing water (2) (Dr. Lee Lorenzen: Wonderwatersa. co.za)
This makes sense when considering the law of vibration, which states that all matter and molecules constantly move and vibrate.
Steve Chemiski, a biochemist points out in the book; Fork In the Road by D.D Hulse , that the water clusters in question vibrate at exactly 528 cycles per second (3).
When we expose normal water to 528 Hz, it begins to vibrate in synchronicity and forms the energized water clusters that create DNA’s protective matrix.
Though this effect is indirect, it’s the most notable example of 528 Hz’s potential to heal our DNA.
Especially If you consider that the percentage of water composing the human body is 70%, and at the cellular level it is nearly 90%.
Therefore, if this frequency can positively affect the clusters of cellular water, then it also has the potential to assist in getting rid of impurities within the body’s cells, so creating a much healthier cellular environment and helping the body fight off disease and illness.
The Scientific Research Behind 528 DNA Repair.
The effects of 528 Hz on DNA may not all be indirect.
Victor Showell, a math scientist, and John Stuart Reid, an acoustic researcher, showed that 528 is found in the geometry of the spiral shape of the double helix of DNA.
The research of Dr. Glen Rein is also important. Dr. Rein in 1998 whilst working at the Quantum Biology Research Lab, conducted an experiment that exposed in vitro DNA to four different music genres: rock music, classical music, Sanskrit chants, and also the Gregorian chants which are based on the Solfeggio frequencies.
The effects music had on the DNA’s rate of UV light absorption, which is an important function of healthy DNA, were then measured
His research results demonstrated the following:
Statistically insignificant changes in UV absorption were caused by Classical music and rock music, with classical increasing UV absorption by less than 2%, and rock decreasing absorption by less than 2%.
However, The Sanskrit chanting caused a 5.8% to 8.2% increase in absorption between two separate experiments, while the Gregorian chanting which is based on the Solfeggio frequencies (which includes the 528 frequency) increased absorption by 5.0% to 9.0% (4)
In the conclusion of another study entitled, “Effect of the sound wave on the synthesis of nucleic acid and protein in chrysanthemum” by Wang Xiujuan, Wang Bochu, Jia Yi, Duan Chuanren, Akio Sakanishi, published in 2003. (5) It ends with “This result indicated that some stress-induced genes might be switched on under sound stimulation and the level of transcription increased.”
If genes can be switched on or off due to “sound simulations” it is within reason to think that DNA can be affected by sound, and if by sound, then also by the frequency of that sound.
Research into the 528 Hz effect on DNA predates DR Rein’s research.
In the early 20th century, medical pioneer Dr. Raymond Royal Rife used many frequencies in his practice of radionics (electromagnetic therapy). This is a form of alternative medicine that purports to diagnose and treat disease by applying electromagnetic radiation, such as radio waves, to the body from an electrically powered device ( 6. Radionics: Wikipedia .org)
Rife’s research led him to specifically refer to 528 for its ability for DNA repair. He used the frequency among hundreds of others in his Rife Machine, for which he labeled 528 as “DNA Repair”.
The Journal of Addiction & Therapy, published a study in 2017 by the Biochemistry department of the University of Tehran which found the following:
Cells that were treated with a combination of ethanol and 528 Hz tones played at 80 dB saw a noticeable reduction in reductive oxygen species or ROS. This was shown to trigger an improvement in the cell death rate created by severe alcoholism.
The conclusion of this study was that the use of 528 Hz sound waves can be useful to reduce the toxic effects of ethanol on astrocytes cells culture.
Not only could this prove to be a powerful tool for treating central nervous system damage in alcoholics (or even babies born to alcoholics), it’s an indicator of 528 Hz’s positive effects on cellular health in general (7).
528 Hz DNA Repair Summary
Listening to music tuned to the Solfeggio frequency of 528 Hz is associated with the benefits of increased energy, conscious awareness, clarity of mind, awakened/activated creativity, and ecstatic states like deep inner peace and joy.
Research suggests that like the other Solfeggio frequencies, the use of this music is “effective in healing physical, generational, and emotional trauma in our DNA” (8).
Dr. James Gimzewski of UCLA has discovered that individual cells actually create sounds, and that different cells have different sonic signatures or vibrations. More law of vibration at work? (9).
While sonocytology is relatively new, the theoretical implications are vast. For instance, Dr. Gimzewski hopes to be able to destroy harmful cells by using their own “songs” against them, without damaging any of the surrounding cells. (Inverted frequency patterns can sometimes cancel out or destroy a pathogenic frequency, using a similar principle to noise cancelling headphones.
So is it possible that frequencies, like 528 Hz and the other Solfeggio tones, can create positive changes in our cells’ vibrations.
It is also possible that specific frequencies alter the chemical bonds and transform the geometric structure underlying all forms of Matter and living tissue
So, the potential of sound positively affecting our lives is obvious, and a 528 Hz frequency (and other frequencies) affecting DNA may have some scientific validity. Yet the beneficial effects that 528 Hz has on our body, mind, spirit, and well-being, including DNA repair are still in the early stages of research and rediscovery. However, you can start manifesting the benefits today by simply using a tuning Fork.
So, placing a 528 Hz Solfeggio tuning fork on the side of a glass of water could well transform the water we drink! it certainly seems to change the taste in my opinion!
We can also use the 528 on our bodies (not advised if you have a pacemaker or are pregnant).
- See the article on How to fork!,
- Buy the How to fork yourself book by Debbi Walker,
- Start with a Clear cleanse and Balance Kit.
- Or a Full Solfeggio set of tuning forks
– so let’s get Forking and Harmonize the world!
Article References:
In addition to the linked names of cited experts and historical persons of interest, there are linked parentheses in the post. Below is a list of the references those numbers correspond to.
1. Water Clusters: K. Lui, J.D. Cruzan, R.J. Saykally – Berkeley. edu
2. Dr. Lee Lorenzen: Wonderwatersa. co.za
3. D.D Hulse: Fork In The Road, An Inspiring Journey of How Ancient Solfeggio Frequencies Are Empowering Personal and Planetary Transformation
4. Modulation of DNA Conformation By Heart-Focused Intervention: Rollin McCraty, Ph.D. Mike Atkinson, and Dana Tomasino, B.A. – HeartMath Research Center
5. “Effect of the sound wave on the synthesis of nucleic acid and protein in chrysanthemum” by Author: Wang Xiujuan, Wang Bochu, Jia Yi, Duan Chuanren, Akio Sakanishi, 2003 Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces
Volume 29, Issues 2–3, 1 June 2003, Pages 99-102
6. Radionics: Wikipedia .org
7. The Effects of 528 Hz Sound Wave to Reduce Cell Death in Human Astrocyte Primary Cell Culture Treated with Ethanol, Tohid Babayi and Gholam Hossein Riazi – Omicsonline. org
8. Sound Healing using Solfeggio Frequencies, Sonya Jackson – researchgate. net
9. Dying Cells Dragged Screaming Under the Microscope, Catherine Zandonella – Nature .com