Pioneering The Science Behind Sleep Therapy
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Years of Research
Everything is Vibration
Sound, Water & Sonopeace
When the Sonopeace frequencies are played into water, a strange thing happens. A pattern that appears that matches the patterning we found in the human heart and brain.
Sonopeace’s natural sequence of frequencies are shown to induce a deep level of sleep.
Through research into sound patterns, they found that a specific frequency produced a Pattern that was a precise match to the patterning emitted by the stethoscopic sound of a human heart and the sonification of the electro-magnetic waves of the human brain.
Over the past decade, numerous studies have been conducted to explore how these frequencies influence might the physical environment. Below is a summary of the key experiments that have shaped our understanding of Sonopeace and its potential applications.
2012-2017
Challenging Assumptions About Sound
2012
In 2012, advancements in technology allowed scientists to investigate whether the predicted geometric pattern could be generated by imaging a specific frequency.
When what was hypothesized to be the priming frequency was played into a small vessel of water, the results were astonishing! The exact geometry and the pattern at the heart of Sonopeace emerged.
Further experiments showed a remarkable match between this frequency and the images that appeared when the sounds of the human heart and brainwave activity were used to resonate a small amount of water.
This discovery led to the following hypothesis:
Might these frequencies induce Theta waves associated with relaxation, creativity, and memory processing?
2015
A small experiment was conducted in Davis, California, where participants reported experiencing reduced stress, increased focus, and a profound sense of relaxation after listening to Sonopeace frequencies.
These initial anecdotal results quickly ignited the scientific investigation.
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This study did not call the frequency profile Sonopeace. The study officially opened 26th November 2018 and closed 07th January 2019.
During the study participants consistently reported:
- An increase in their ability to focus
- An improvement in rest and sleep
- An ability to remember their dreams.
Immediately after the study the participants evaluated their experience over the entire study period. The ten questions related to personal changes overall shows statistically highly significant positive effects from listening to this soundtrack. The weakest effect was seen for the sleep patterns, where two thirds of the participants reported improvements.
Given that people experimented with the volume and most listened at high volume, and no one has reported any adverse side effects, we conclude that the soundtrack is safe for listening.
From the correspondence with participants, we also conclude that to achieve the best experience listening to the soundtrack requires high quality technical devices.
2018-2019
Using technology to monitor cognitive & mental states
2018
In 2018, a small neuro/cardio study explored the potential of Sonopeace to rebalance the human body’s bio-ecology.
The hypothesis was that short exposures to the frequencies could promote relaxation and improve focus. The study included biofeedback measurements (EEG, HRV, Electrodermal Activity and Diaphragmatic Breathing Patterns) and yielded encouraging results in stress reduction and emotional regulation.
The most significant results were:
All showed increases in the Alpha/Theta ratio.
"This suggests that regular exposure to this resonant frequency could improve mood, increase empathy and positive social behavior" - Psychologist, Andres Muñoz Rizos (Marbella, Spain)
2020-2021
Studies Focused on Brainwave Activity
2020
This study aimed to detect Theta waves but unexpectedly found that most participants entered a Delta state, which is associated with deep sleep.
The participants, as well as biofeedback devices, confirmed this surprising result.
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2022-2025
Showing the application of restorative sleep
2022
A third study was conducted with participants lying in a dark room. In this study, 70% of participants transitioned from Theta into a deep Delta state within minutes, providing statistical significance.
This led to the development of Sonopeace, a specific application of Sonopeace frequencies to promote restorative sleep.
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Currently, a two-night study is underway, led by Dr. Michele Okun, an Associate Professor of Research at the University of Colorado.
Her expertise in sleep research, particularly during the perinatal period, is expected to provide further insights into how Sonopeace influences sleep patterns and overall health.
The research conducted so far demonstrates that Sonopeace frequencies have profound effects on brainwave activity, emotional regulation, and stress reduction.
With each study, the scientific basis for Sonopeace becomes stronger, paving the way for its future applications in wellness and mental health.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates as our research continues.
I slept the best I have slept in years after just one use.
Since starting this journey with these tracks, I have never slept better. It normally takes me a long while to get off to sleep, but as soon as I put the sound on – I am out like a light.
I have had insomnia for as long as I can remember, and this really helped me by distracting my racing thoughts. I'm trying to stop using sleeping pills, and this is helping me.
I slept 8 hours! I don't know when was the last time I got even 5 hours! Thank you.
I fall asleep faster and don't wake up during the night.
Falling asleep is definitely becoming more predictable. Last night, I got a solid 6 hours of sleep, and this is definitely an improvement for me.
