Acuharmonic Sound Vibration Therapy

  • Acuharmonic Sound Vibration Therapy is profoundly
    relaxing for the body and mind.  It frequently induces a state similar to a deep
    meditation.  It is an excellent alternative to acupuncture for needle sensitive or
    needle phobic patients.

  • In an Acuharmonic Sound Vibration Therapy  session
    vibrating tuning forks are placed on acupuncture points or around the body
    achieving many of the benefits of an acupuncture treatment as well as those
    unique to sound vibration therapy.  Our bodies are over 60% water  which is an
    excellent medium for sound vibrations to travel.  Sound waves travel 15 times
    faster through water than air.  Blood is 92%  water, the brain and muscles are
    75% water, and bones are about 22% water.  In addition our bones act like
    resonating chambers for sound vibrations. Every cell in our body is already
    vibrating.  Tissues are comprised of cells and our organs are comprised of
    tissue.  The tissues and organs vibrate at different frequencies as they have
    different densities, more or less fluid, and some have chambers while others do
    not.  As sound vibration travels in our bodies it reaches deeply promoting
    relaxation, harmony and healing.  Using different frequencies of sound affects
    the meridians (channels which acupuncture points are located) differently as
    well as the organs with which they are associated, and energy centers (chakras).

  • Acuharmonic Sound Vibration Therapy  helps to
    quiet the sympathetic (fight or flight) nervous system while activating the
    parasympathetic nervous system.  It calms and focuses the mind, relaxes the
    muscles and respiratory diaphragm,  improves digestion and sleep, stimulates
    the release of endorphins similar to acupuncture, assists the proper flow of qi
    through the meridians (energetic channels) and balances the energy centers
    (chakras). Thus it is a valuable healing modality for stress-related or stress
    exacerbated conditions and illnesses.
Gloria Provitola M.S.O.M. L.Ac. Dipl. Ac. L.M.T.


By Appointment Only
917-502-4566
gprovitola@gmail.com


Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
and
Saturday  11 a.m. to 5 p.m.


Location:
The Garden Level at
448 W. 57th St.
New York, NY  10019
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My Own Testamonial
    As many of my patients know I had
    been having a problem with my left
    hand and wrist for 4 months.  I was
    diagnosed with tenosynovitis of
    the E.C.U.  (Extensor Carpi Ulnaris)
    and saw an Occupational Therapist
    for a wrist stabilizing support.  
    Then I started receiving
    acupuncture and some electrical
    stimulation treatments as well.  
    This all helped a lot, but during the
    period between treatments I had
    to use my wrist at work without the
    support...and the pain would begin
    again although not as severely.  
    Although I was improving I wanted
    to be pain free.   I thought I'd try
    sound vibration healing with
    tuning forks to see if it could help
    me.  YES!  it did help.  Every time I
    felt pain after using my hand and
    wrist I applied the tuning fork and
    the pain would dissipate almost
    immediately.  I found this quite
    wonderful.  And it began to last...
    so that when I used my wrist and
    hand it would not hurt or hurt very
    little.  And often I felt the
    vibrations deep in my torso even
    though I was applying the tuning
    fork to my wrist, hand and arm.   
    Now my wrist and hand are almost
    100% better. I've even returned to
    my volunteer gardening work in
    Central Park. I thought I might not
    ever be able to garden again.
Links to Youtube videos about Sound Vibration
Healing and Sound Theory--Click the Title
Sound healing is ancient, but it
may very well be the cutting edge
of modern healing techniques.  
A recent study is considered a
breakthrough for Alzheimer's
Disease:  "Alzheimer's:  new
ultrasound technique 'restores
memory' in mice"
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/290801.php
Ultrasound of course is very high frequency.  Most of the frequencies used in
sound vibration therapy with tuning forks are in the mid-low range which
science has shown to be helpful for muscles, joints and bones.