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Biofeedback Evaluation and the Human Voice: Why Should We Care?

Information about biology, the human system and other vital health data can be obtained and measured in various ways. Blood tests are one such method. However, for some conditions, of this procedure can take a long time to deliver results, point out underlying causes and offer conclusive information on how to move forward with treatment. 

At times, finding answers can even require seeing a host of different specialists before a true diagnosis is presented, or effective, harmless protocols are made available. Another route to map out imbalances, chronic or acute issues, and root causes of illness would be to receive a comprehensive biofeedback evaluation.  

It might also surprise you to learn that recording, scanning and evaluating the human voice can offer valuable insights into the overall health of the human body. Our voices are like our blood in that voices carry data and frequencies which, with the help of computers, can be interpreted to create an accurate image of the entire human system. With these scanning tools, we learn information about organs systems, toxicities, nutritional deficiencies, infections, emotional and spiritual codes, chakra and aura balances, meridian blocks, chiropractic issues, allergies and so much more.  

A biofeedback evaluation can help you connect the dots to find life-saving answers. If you have questions, contact Beata Molnar who operates the Healing Room in Sarasota. She offers a comprehensive voice scan, energy healing, PEMF, red light therapy, Rife frequency applications with plasma, sound healing and bio magnetic therapy. She will also offer a before-and-after energy scan in all of her sessions.  

 

Location: Healing Room, Aaron Ct., Sarasota. For more information, call 941-586-9539 or visit Facebook.com/CreateBalanceAndHealing. 

  

  

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