A Radical Approach to Healing Tinnitus Accelerating Pathways of Light to Shift the Belief System and Trigger the Self-Healing Mechanism



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Submitted Oct 11, 2022
Published Dec 24, 2022
10.24018/ejmed.2022.4.6.1547

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This paper identifies key factors that enabled clients to eradicate their symptoms of Tinnitus when medical science states there is no known cure. Clinical research identifying stress or trauma as the primary cause, provides evidence that in humans, the cilia in the inner ear which pick up individual sound frequencies and monitor sound volume blast, are able to recover after damage. Three case studies with successful outcomes demonstrate a successful holistic online consultancy program with the Living Memory Research Trust.

Keywords: Animals, belief system, bone conduction, cells, Cilia, cochlea, cognition, emotional, energy alignment, energy field, epigenetics, healing, healing, inner ear, light emission, middle ear, neuro transmitter, physical, psychoacoustics, regeneration, self-healing mechanism, sound, spiritual, stapedius muscle, subtle energy system, Tinnitus, toning, trauma, vibration

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