wim, "I wonder if there is some connection" does not constitute a scientific theory. > > > > What on earth does that mean? To start with it is nonsense to speak > f sympathetic vibration of water or air or anything that does not > ave a natural resonant frequency. And to suggest that a certain > requency has some universal good effect on the human frame, however > at or thin or full of hot air that frame may be, is pure humbug. > JD > > John > > I wonder if there is some connection between people listening to a lot of > loud music and those same people, and/or their children, having all sorts > of physiological problems. Perhaps it was the parents growing up in the > 80's and 90's listening to music at volumes way louder than ever > experienced that has created a generation of kids with HDAD and such, much > more so than in any other previous generation. > > Don't disclaim what you don't know about. As Paul mentioned, the Chinese > have been experimenting with all sorts of procedures long before "modern" > medicine came about. Just because a MD doctor doesn't know how to cure > some problems, doesn't mean there aren't alternative ways to make people > healthy. > > Wim > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: John Delacour <JD at Pianomaker.co.uk> > To: pianotech <pianotech at ptg.org> > Sent: Tue, Sep 14, 2010 10:14 am > Subject: Re: [pianotech] OT! FW: Can a Single Musical Note Repair Your > DNA? > > > At 15:13 -0400 14/9/10, KeyKat88 at aol.com wrote: >>Greetings JD, > > I beg to differ!! It is a scientific fact that our bodies > are about 97% water. How can water not sympathetically vibrate to a > frequency that it is exposed to, and when that does take place who > knows what happens in cells? > What on earth does that mean? To start with it is nonsense to speak > f sympathetic vibration of water or air or anything that does not > ave a natural resonant frequency. And to suggest that a certain > requency has some universal good effect on the human frame, however > at or thin or full of hot air that frame may be, is pure humbug. > JD > > > >
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