Did Scientists Just Discover a Way To Cure All Pain? | Unveiled

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0:00 Intro
0:42 What is Pain?
2:40 Pain and Sound
4:00 The Study
6:20 Other Examples
7:51 Conclusions

#Science #Pain #Health #Discovery #Music

[Jayjay-qeum]

"Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional." -- Buddhist Proverb

[astraeanova]

I've got pain from type1 diabetic neuropathy in my feet and lower legs which means my extremities are telling me non stop that I'm in serious levels of pain when there is nothing causing the pain, it's just the nerves going crazy.
I'd listen to any type of music that would reduce my pain without taking opioids which at present I consume every day.

[Shatterverse]

I hope they're right about intensity being the key and not genre. I'd rather be in pain than listen to certain genres. Hell, rap drives me into an irrational rage when I hear, with intensity directly correlating to volume and duration. I mean I hate country an other stuff too but they don't make me want to break things so IDK.

[godfreecharlie]

They forgot to mention that country western music actually induced the only known incident of plants going insane.
After thrashing about it would fight with whatever got close and then tried to get into a pickup truck.

[swardinc]

it possible that sound could lift and place objects but we just don't have enough understanding or the tech to even begin to try that

[rebeccamatyas]

I don't think it can be a cure but a remedy unless they can make it a constant

[panaceavega]

Check out the Solfeggio Frequencies.... I swear I've cured so many of my issues with resonance and sound healing. Monks in Tibet have been doing for centuries and Egyptians did too. Tibetan Singing Bowls and Sound Baths are all valid forms of treatment of pain in humans, animals and plants. Great video... thanks.

[ThanhNguyen-gcgx]

Different frequency have different affects.

[raycosmic]

A signal is of something that needs to be addressed. No pain - no signal.

[zamoragera]

Nope. I have siatic back pain. And the the worst kind of tennis elbow. Hurts sooo bad that I can't take it anymore. I just want the pain to go away. Every day is the same.

[pennybarklay]

Interesting theories. Sounds great to me.🎶🎵🎼

[Lizzieverse]

As Tesla said, It's all about energy, frequency and vibration 🤔

[swardinc]

How do i find the study or where do i find the study?

[Captain.AmericaV]

There's been ultrasound pain treatment for years

[unitedfalls]

Some people don’t realize not feeling pain isn’t a good thing in any way shape or form, along with immortality.

[Puppywillow]

How many Hz was the DB played at also you left the most important thing out of this story 50DB played at 500hz sounds different than 50DB played at 1000HZ

[ryananastasiaquinn]

there is an inventor/company recently that has managed to levitate objects with sound i believe he is making a new kind of 3d printer

[Creatiff]

I want to be prescribed free rock concerts, that would be awesome :) Funny, you mentioned that plants might prefer classical music - my healthiest plant is that one that's on my speaker, and I mostly listen to rock music. Maybe plants are like people, they have different tastes.

[JMazzaTaz]

Pertaining to the pyramids, it’s called, “Acoustic Levitation”. It may seem far fetched, but definitely an interesting theory nonetheless

[Shatterverse]

It ain't called death meta for nuthin' baby \m/