A Sleep / Calming Tool That Actually Works?

Hello faithful readers,

I’d like to share with you one quick tool that I’ve found to be INCREDIBLY helpful, called WholeTones. It is a collection of songs which have embedded frequencies in them. I know it sounds a bit cheesy. I was skeptical too. I mean, many of us own rife machines and dozens of other energy medicine tools, right? How could some silly songs really make any difference?

Well, I found the effects of these songs to be profound, and definitely different enough from rife technology to justify their use, at least in my own healing. They also offer a 90-day money-back guarantee, so it’s not too hard to try them out.

Personally I just purchased the downloadable package, but you can also upgrade to get CD’s in the mail too. Please note that the downloads were a bit cumbersome and didn’t easily import into my iPhone; something you might consider when ordering.

What exactly did these songs do for me? They helped me tremendously with sleep, anxiety, nervous system tension, and relaxation. In ways that other products (amino acids, herbs, meditation) didn’t even scratch the surface! It is like they just kind of turned on my “sleep switch” and put me into a deep, peaceful sleep.

Mold is an excitotoxin which makes the entire nervous system get amped up and go crazy. With the Mold stuff, I’ve been very irritable, restless, haven’t been sleeping well, and had other issues. Listening to these songs has completely calmed me down, it is almost unbelievable how well they worked for me. All this even while I was rifing regularly with numerous devices, illustrating that rife itself isn’t enough to get the full effects of the frequencies generated in these songs.

Find out more about WholeTones now.

If you decide to give this modality a try, please report back to us in the comments and let us know how it went for you.

In the meantime, I’ll keep trudging along in my battle to gain all my health back and I’ll post more as I’m able. I hope to have some longer updates soon with some other new tools which I feel would benefit the Lyme community.

Thanks for reading!

Bryan Rosner