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Voice Spectral Analysis has had success with
varying issues during their research efforts but several specific areas of
expertise have emerged; sports injuries and structural problems, pain
management, nutritional evaluation and tissue regeneration being among the
most successful. Of particular interest, using vocal assessment, is the
recent finding that implies that the poor use of digestive enzymes is
responsible for allergic reactions.
The inventory of unsuccessful
outcomes of BioAcoustics is short. Not much data has been gathered
concerning invading forces such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeast or
parasites; although a pilot project is being conducted that looks
promising. Metabolic issues can be detected but reversal of such issues as
overweight have been unsuccessful. It is not recommended that BioAcoustics
be used for emergency situations such as poisoning, traumatic bleeding,
broken bones or issues analogous to heart attack and appendicitis unless
no other treatment is possible. BioAcoustics is more appropriate for
diagnostic, predictive and the reversal of non-emergency symptomatic
conditions. For instances, it would not be suggested that BioAcoustics be
used to set a broken bone but it could be used to accelerate healing,
reduce pain and swelling and decrease the duration of recuperation.
BioAcoustics can be used as a diagnostic tool with a great deal of
accuracy. Particularly when the symptoms are varied, obscure or non
discriminating. Historically the techniques of BioAcoustics have been
predictive of issues before they become apparent. BioAcoustics has become
a very useful tool for pain relief especially when the use of medication
is contraindicated. This foundational work will likely support many
variations of BioAcoustics as the data and acceptance begins to
expand.
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