The Study No One Talks About

Did you know that the nucleotide sequence of DNA can be converted into music? In 1986, the Japanese geneticist Susumu Ohno discovered DNA music by converting the nucleotide bases G, T, C, and A to the musical notes A, C, G, and D, respectively. This intriguing revelation led to the question: if DNA can be translated into music, can music, in turn, affect or change our DNA? Sound, as we now know, possesses mass and has the ability to move matter. By delving into the study of cymatics and exploring the potential effects of music on DNA, we can begin to uncover the possibility of utilizing music as a healing tool.

0:00 Introduction
0:46 The DNA-Music Connection
4:05 Sound, Cymatics, and the Influence of Music on DNA
6:52 Sound, Vibration, and the Interaction with DNA
9:23 The Healing Power of Music: A Journey into Molecular Restoration
12:11 432 Hz, Isochronic tones, Binaural beats, and Solfeggio Frequencies
13:49 DNA-Changing Tones
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Speech by Video Advice
Footage: Videoblocks and Artgrid
Music: Epidemic Sound and Artlist
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[AmorDivino-eq]

I'm a Vibrational Medicine therapist and teacher. I work with different types of sounds and vibrations for expanding consciousness and growth. We are energy, everything is energy.

[HE]

The fact that music affects our DNA is more reason why it's important to be careful with the kind of music we listens to; especially if we listen to it passively.

[pickypoint]

I for one I am impressed that a two minute video was turned into a 15 minute video.

[gryphonschnitzel]

so for all the people interested in the factual side of this topic: music and sound frequencies can interact and resonate with the human body and the genome, but the studies mentioned only conclude that basically music can make you happy and motivate you psychologically and some frequencies can disturb the genome and lead to genetic mutation and harm the entire body too (if its very loud)

[rosemariequiles]

After my husband passed away almost 8 years ago, I only listened to music. I could not watch TV at all. I think that time listening to music really helped me to heal!

[havalanche]

This is what my grandpa (a buddhist monk and an engineer) everything is connected from the sharp winds on Venus to the tip of our nails. Our bodies are a manifestation of the universe and whatever is used in creating life is all around us. The main ingredient to creation is everywhere in everything created Everything has that regardless of their physical identity. Buddhist chants are pivotal to transformation which are just vibrations that has sounds, sounds that might or might not make sense to us. Buddhists and Indians have known it it for a long time

[diegocorrea]

I'M so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever, hoping to retire next year... Investment should always be on any creative man's heart for success in life.

[kendallwolf]

I'm so glad my thoughts were reassured by this video. Cymatics prove that sound literally shakes (vibrates) things into a certain structure - harmonious or a lack thereof. Thank you so much, this is something I've been called to do in my life! Let's get those good vibes in yo

[nsprphg]

🔔 in Hindu temples are designed so you stand under it and ring it and absorb its vibration. Most ring and walk away. The temple priest orders a bell to be made with the timing of the vibration. It could be 1.5 min or 2.5 minutes but the person ringing the bell should stand under it after ringing it and it helps correct their vibration. Amazing how the ancient Hindus knew what composition to make the alloy and the size of the bell to make the bell vibrate for a specific period of time.

[karieberry]

My son is getting his doctorate on this !! “They” know most can harm or heal the brain—- now he’s trying to prove the healing aspect using sound, vibrations and visual —-I personally know this is TRUE—- I’ve been testing tones and light on my own body the last 3 years. I have Tibetian bowls & a Bioptron light — I listen to binaural beats when doing the light, plus I use a tuning fork on areas that seem “stuck”… I let the music do it’s thing. I also discovered The EESsystem — and went to places where you’d sit under the sight & frequencies for two hour seasons — they also use music and frequencies—- and worked!! I felt much better each time — like each time I woke up more and more feeling my body get stronger.

[jenniferhuefner]

The vibration that has the most profound effect on us is our voice. Words are powerful!!! Choose them wisely! Great video demonstrating sound frequency on our DNA. I really am intrigued by this concept.

[joshcoxmusic]

I'm a music audio engineer and I have been talking about this and spreading the words for years! Very important. I even find ways to incorporate it into my music hoping to do something new and cool 😎🤘🎶 great video!

[bobvalley]

Hasn't everyone known about this forever? I remember old TV shows with kids doing science experiments using sound to see if different music affects plant growth.

[wojohowitz]

I have literally watched thousands of videos, read hundreds of books related to Epi-genetics, DNA, Sound, Frequencies etc and this is the FIRST time I heard of the connection between Music and DNA with Susumo Ohno's experiments. WTF? IS this being suppressed or has it been debunked? Here we go down another rabbit hole. Video Advice channel is AWESOME!

[tablom]

I think we've all known this its the same reason you feel energized when your listening to a really good song

[nitevillain]

I’m missing something. How did he decide which notes to connect to which dna letter? What was his logic? How can you just randomly choose which keys to match with the dna sequence? Anything can be turned into music if you apply random notes to a system you created.

[frankcloutier]

13:22 Add the numbers of each frequency together until you get a single digit and you'll cycle through 9, 3, and 6 (The first 3 as examples: 3+9+6=18, 1+8=9; 4+1+7=12, 1+2=3; 5+2+8=15, 1+5=6; and so on). If you've never heard of Vortex Based Math, and this stuff interests you, please try to find some lectures by Marko Rodin and it will blow your mind. 3, 6, and 9 are closely related in Vortex Based Math by enabling polarity (which is basically the fundamental building block of any vibration). The rest of the numbers are all related in a sequence where each number acts as a sort of quality (yes quality, not quantity is the word I'm trying to use) that has particular effects on reality. Not only is this stuff real and incredibly effective, but you know it is because you never hear anyone talking about it ;)

[jlstarsound]

This was done via (churches) prior to 1600’s worldwide. They were healing houses Not churches. Relearning the skills of playing organs, removal of glass from the scymatic shapes of the sound portals (‘windows’) and rediscovering the notes/music used would be mind blowing❤❤

[ridethewind]

One must work on the basic note of A, vibrating at 432hz (Verde) in the 50s, our leader's changed 432hz to 440hz. (Meaning the black keys were turned to the white keys on a piano, one can look at it that way) These frequencies? 432hz, and 576hz and si on, are not only also used for meditation ? It can also be used to open gates/portals, apparently? They knew very well of this power, and what they did can be defined as weaponizing actual sound waves. The original notes? Create the geometric patterns you've shown, the adjusted frequencies? Do not create a beautiful geometric pattern? They create a mess,

[johncox]

Question: What effect is wireless and radio frequencies having on our DNA, bodies and brains?