Case Study #1

A tennis pro with a severe shoulder injury, which happened over 2 years before Physioacoustic therapy, tried many kinds of therapy from cold laser, traditional range of motion exercises, ice packs, and normal strength routines...but there was still painful remnants that would not go away.

So Physioacoustic therapy was tried using the Harmonic Comfort Chair.  It took a few weeks of regular sessions and the pain and stiffness was relived. Patient now has a full range of motion.  Patient states he is now has his serving arm back and continuing to make tremendous advancement with his rehab but is able to compete professionally once again.

Case Study #2

A patient suffering from advanced amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), known also by the name of Lou Gehrig’s disease, tested Physioacoustic therapy in Kalamazoo in August-October 1991. After a 10-week therapy period he reported considerable improvement in breathing due to phlegm reduction in the bronchial tubes. His speech also became more understandable and there was improvement in blood circulation and increase of muscle strength, especially in the legs. The patient came to therapy sessions 2-3 times a week with the exception of three one-week breaks. In general the patient found the therapy to be very comfortable.

Case Study #3

A blood pressure patient using the Physioacoustic system in Finland has been followed for two years by the cardiologist.
At the beginning the systolic blood pressure was over 200 and diastolic over 140. With medication the pressure was lowered to the level 180/120. The patient started daily treatments of with Physioacoustic therapy. General relaxation program (twenty minutes) was applied. After six months the systolic pressure was 120 and diastolic 85.
The blood pressure (systolic and diastolic) seems to remain on this level even when the medication has been reduced to quarter of the original dose.

Case Study #4

A patient suffering from severe asthmatic symptoms wanted to try the Physioacoustic therapy for her neck and shoulder tensions. Soon she noticed that the asthmatic attacks were also relieved. The treatment helped even in more serious attacks, which usually had hospitalized her for several days.
The patient believes that the Physioacoustic therapy could be helpful for many patients with asthmatic problems.