Non Denominational Ministries
Non Denominational Ministries
PEER-REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
The research presented on these pages comes from peer-reviewed scientific journals and published scientific studies. These studies provide the scientific foundation for understanding what researchers have discovered about sound, vibration, frequency and resonance and their effects on the human body, brain and nervous system.
CLINICAL TRIAL RESULTS: HEADPHONES ALONE vs.
THE BIOLOGICALLY RESONANT HARMONIZER FULL SOUND SYSTEM
Understanding the
Clinical Research Totals
Clinical Trials =1,169 Participants = 62,901
The research presented on the Second Earth Foundation website represents a carefully selected group of peer-reviewed studies chosen to demonstrate the breadth and depth of clinical research involving sound, vibration, frequency, music, resonance, and related interventions. It is not intended to be a complete listing of every clinical study published on each subject, as the full body of research is far too extensive to present in its entirety on individual website pages.
There are many more studies on sound and related therapies that are not included here. The totals below represent the broader body of relevant peer-reviewed clinical research identified through PubMed for each category, with an emphasis on research involving potential benefits to people. Where multiple systematic reviews or meta-analyses examined overlapping studies, the research was cross-checked to avoid counting the same underlying clinical trials more than once.
This approach provides a more accurate picture of the overall scope of the clinical research—not simply the number of studies selected for presentation on this website.
Our Testimonials and the Clinical Trial Results
While these clinical trials and results often are the result of patients wearing headphones alone, our Biologically Resonant Harmonizer full system is designed to provide a very different form of sound and vibrational stimulation.
Rather than delivering sound through only two speakers positioned at the ears, the BRH full system combines a total of 12 speakers positioned around the body: the Large Pad and Back Pad each contain two full-range speakers and two bass speakers, with 24 crystals—quartz, amethyst and citrine—six crystals surrounding each speaker, while the two Foot Pads provide two additional speakers. Plus an independent Headphone Jack in the amplifier with its own volume control.
This allows sound and vibration to be delivered simultaneously through multiple areas of the body while sound is also being delivered through the headphones, creating a full-body resonance experience rather than relying solely on auditory stimulation through the ears.
The dramatic effects seen in the personal testimonials on this website have been reported by people using the complete system, while other individuals who have reported significant experiences used only the Large Pad. These testimonials represent the individual experiences of BRH users and are presented separately from the clinical research described above and below.
The breadth of the clinical research provides important scientific context for the experiences reported by BRH users.
What Does the Science Tell Us?
The Clinical Trials
Pain • Nervous-system responses • Musculoskeletal responses • Circulation • Physiological responses
Chronic pain • Low-back pain • Musculoskeletal pain Knee osteoarthritis • Physical function • Postural stability Proprioception
Chronic pain • Acute pain • Postoperative pain • Procedural pain • Pain perception • Pain-related depression
Stress • Anxiety • Elevated heart rate • Elevated blood pressure • Cortisol and other stress responses
Anxiety • Stress • Autonomic arousal • Physiological stress responses • Attention and cognitive responses
Autonomic nervous-system dysfunction • Heart-rate variability • Cardiac autonomic regulation • Arousal • Attention • Physiological stress responses
Cognitive decline • Mild cognitive impairment • Memory impairment • Executive-function impairment • Sleep problems • Depression • Anxiety • Neuroplasticity
Insomnia • Primary insomnia • Poor sleep quality • Sleep-onset difficulties • Sleep disturbance
Anxiety • Pain • Stress • Sleep problems • Postoperative pain • Postoperative anxiety • Delirium • Critical illness • Parkinson’s disease • Stroke • Cardiovascular responses
Cancer • Anxiety • Depression • Dementia • Alzheimer’s disease • Delirium • Critical illness • Stroke • Traumatic brain injury • Parkinson’s disease • Cerebral palsy • Multiple sclerosis • Cognitive impairment • Fatigue • Sleep problems • Impaired gait and balance
Stroke • Parkinson’s disease • Falls • Sleep-onset insomnia • Attention difficulties • Multiple sclerosis • Cognitive impairment • Depression • Anxiety • Impaired gait • Balance problems • Impaired motor function
Pain • Injection-related pain and discomfort • Anxiety • Stress • Sleep problems • Spinal-cord injury • Dental anxiety • Tinnitus • Cancer-related fatigue • Cancer-related anxiety • Cardiovascular responses
Cancer • Cancer-related pain • Anxiety • Depression • Fatigue • Stress • Sleep problems • Emotional well-being • Quality of life
Disorders of consciousness • Coma • Post-coma states Minimally conscious state • Altered consciousness Neurological impairment • Sleep/wakefulness • Attention and awareness
