Acutonics
Acutonics is acupuncture for people who want the full placebo effect without the risks and discomfort of having needles stuck in them, so the the healing power of woo™ is delivered through vibrations with tuning forks and gongs.
Told you it was silly
| Against allopathy Alternative medicine |
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| Clinically unproven |
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“”The sounds of the Universe are brought into health care through the use of precision calibrated planetary tuning forks and symphonic planetary gongs. |
| —Ohhh, planets -- of course![1] |
No, honestly, it really is. This is what their homepage says about it:
Acutonics, n. 1. System of vibrational sound healing rooted in Oriental Medicine and philosophy that utilizes tuning forks and symphonic gongs tuned to the planets, Tibetan bowls, bells, drums, and rattles. Connecting body, mind, and soul in the journey toward optimal health, harmonic attunement or at-one-ment with all things in the Universe. 2. The integral way, undifferentiated wholeness, the essence of Tao.
So there you go. Completely credible.
See also
- Colorpuncture, if even tuning forks are too much for you, why not try light?
- Sound healing
References
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