Sentiosonics is a groundbreaking interdisciplinary concept, representing the seamless integration of sensory neuroscience, consciousness theory, and sonic engineering. Modern technology enables the precise manipulation of sound frequencies and vibrations, and with the measurement tools available we are now able to dive deeply into the effects and potential uses of sound in many fields.
Ideas & articles
Original articles by some of the most cutting edge thinkers on the topics of sound, consciousness, vibration, and reality.
Read moreThe science
For the brave of heart and mind, we are working on building a library of the current evidence for and against the efficacy of sound technologies.
Read moreIn the news
The mainstream press is starting to catch on. We help synthesize the information being published and call them out when they get it wrong.
Read moreArticles & ideas
Vibroacoustic Therapy: The Science Behind Its Soothing Effects
Discover Vibroacoustic Therapy: Using sound vibrations for relaxation, stress relief, and enhanced well-being. Explore its science and benefits.
Discover the Bonny Method: A Powerful Tool for Self-Exploration
Unlock the transformative power of the Bonny Method, combining classical music and guided imagery for self-exploration and personal growth.
The Schumann Resonance: Separating Fact from Fiction
The Schumann Resonance is a natural phenomenon that has captured the interest of scientists and enthusiasts alike. However, it is often…
Every piece says what it is
Research summaries carry an evidence grade based on study design, sample size, controls, blinding and replication. Every grade shows its working on the study page.
Research library
Singing bowls in clinical studies: a systematic review
Two years of daily 40 Hz light and sound in five people with mild Alzheimer’s
Which binaural beat settings entrain the brain, and do they help attention?
Monaural beats inside music reduce anxiety; beats alone do not
Latest response
Navigating the Complexities of Schumann Resonance: A Response to Skeptoid’s Oversimplifications
In the vast expanse of scientific discourse, it’s essential to approach each topic with a blend of skepticism and open-mindedness. Recently, an article published on Skeptoid rigorously critiqued the Schumann Resonance’s alleged health benefits, presenting an argument steeped in a mix of well-founded skepticism and, unfortunately, some oversimplifications. While the critique rightly debunks several unfounded
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