Smooth Brown Noise in 174hz Healing Frequency | Stress & Pain Relief | Sound Therapy Ambience 8 hrs

Welcome to our 8-hour black screen sound therapy ambience featuring Smoothed Brown Noise in 174hz Frequency. This video is designed to help promote wellness and physical healing while also providing a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere to help you unwind, focus, meditate, or sleep.*

This ambience is also perfect for all ages and even pets! Use to soothe babies and children to sleep while promoting wellness, as well as reduce anxiety and pain in your ailing pets.

How Does It Work?
Brown noise is a low-frequency sound that has a calming effect on the mind and body. Many listeners find its low, natural sound easier on the ear than white noise. Examples of natural brown noise include rushing waterfalls or rivers, heavy rainfall, and rumbling thunder. It is often used in sound therapy to promote relaxation and reduce stress.

When combined with the healing frequency of 174hz, it can have an even greater impact on the listener.

Specific frequencies have a reputation for promoting healing and well-being. These specific frequencies are called Solfeggio Frequencies. 174hz is the lowest recognized Solfeggio frequency and is known as the healing frequency. This particular frequency's greatest impact is on the body and physical health, rather than spiritual or mental health. People mainly experience pain relief from this frequency in addition to reduced stress. The low frequency relaxes muscles, reducing stress and acting as a natural analgesic or pain reliever.

Sound Therapy Benefits:
• Brown noise This sound frequency may help mask tinnitus (ringing in your ears), promote relaxation, calm a racing mind, improve focus, and improve the quality of sleep.
• 174hz frequency is associated with healing, harmony, and balance. It is said to promote a sense of inner peace, calmness, and connection with oneself. By listening to this frequency, you may experience reduced anxiety, improved sleep, and enhanced creativity. People who use this frequency have reported relief from back pain, migraines, knee pain, and more.

This 8-hour black screen sound therapy ambience is perfect for those who want to benefit from the healing power of brown noise and 174hz frequency. You can use it as background noise during work or study, or as a tool to help you relax and meditate.

Simply press play, sit back, and let the soothing sounds of brown noise and 174hz frequency wash over you. Allow yourself to be fully present in the moment and embrace the healing power of this pleasant and calming sound therapy.

Thank you for choosing this video, and we hope it brings you peace and relaxation.
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[tomhunter]

relaxing until the screaming commercial 7min in. nope.