Why the low deep frequencies matter, and where in the body they occur naturally. This paper starts at the pineal gland, its secretory cells, melatonin and the calcium concrements visible on a skull X-ray, then turns to channel 2 in veterinary work: not merely a way of saving time, but a route to genuinely individualised therapy.
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