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Sound therapy or "Soundhealing" is an alternative healing practice that uses sound vibrations to promote physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well-being. The idea behind sound therapy is that (sound) frequencies can resonate with cells and cell structures and affect various systems and processes. In this comprehensive blog, we will discuss the origins and workings of sound therapy and name commonly used tools. Finally, we will discuss some alternative approaches that are also based on frequency and resonance.

Where does sound therapy originally come from?

Sound therapy has its roots in ancient traditions and cultures around the world, where sound and tone have long been recognized as a powerful tool for healing, wellness and harmony.

Various ancient cultures, such as the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Indians and indigenous peoples around the world, used sound in rituals, healing ceremonies and spiritual practices. For example, the ancient Greeks believed in the healing power of music

We all know that drinking enough water is necessary to stay hydrated. Somewhat less known is that drinking water from plastic bottles is not always good for you, because of the microplastic particles you can ingest with the water as a result. Even BPA-free bottles, although healthier, can still release microplastics to the water. Better to use alternative materials such as copper, where copper also has the added benefit of enriching your drinking water. Read on quickly to learn more about using copper drinking bottles.

Why Drinking Water is Important

It is recommended to drink enough water throughout the day for maintaining good health and proper functioning of the human body. There are the following reasons for this:

Hydration: Water is crucial for maintaining proper hydration in the body. It helps transport nutrients and oxygen to cells and remove waste products and toxins.

Regulation of body temperature: Water plays an important role in regulating body temperature. It helps remove heat

Welcome to the second part of our series on Intermittent Fasting. In our first blog, we discussed the theory behind Intermittent Fasting and explained why this method can be good for your overall health. In this blog, we will delve deeper into the practice of Intermittent Fasting and give you practical tips for getting started with it. The word "fasting" can immediately conjure up thoughts of hunger and deprivation for many people, but that doesn't have to be the case at all. If you build it up slowly and start slowly in the first few weeks, you will find that it is usually not that bad. In this blog, we'll discuss how you can incorporate Intermittent Fasting into your daily life in an achievable and healthy way. Read on to learn more about the practice of Intermittent Fasting.

What does Intermittent Fasting mean in practice

Intermittent fasting (IF) is an eating pattern that alternates periods of fasting with periods of consuming food. Unlike traditional diets, which usually focus on what

Warts are small, rough growths that typically appear on the hands and feet. They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). This virus infects the top layer of the skin, leading to an overgrowth of skin cells, resulting in the formation of a wart. While warts are often harmless, they can be painful and cosmetically bothersome.

How Do Warts Form?

Warts form due to an infection with HPV, which enters the skin through tiny cuts or abrasions. This virus thrives in moist environments like swimming pools and gyms, increasing the risk of infection through direct contact with contaminated surfaces or individuals. Although anyone can get warts, children and people with weakened immune systems are more susceptible.

How Contagious Are Warts?

Warts are highly contagious. Direct skin-to-skin contact or contact with surfaces contaminated with HPV can lead to the spread of the virus. This means sharing personal items like towels, socks, and shoes also increases the risk of transmission. It's important

Rife treatment, developed by visionary scientist Royal Raymond Rife, offers a groundbreaking approach to biological optimization. This advanced technology focuses on using specific frequencies to influence cell structures and biological systems, leading to improved biological activity. In this comprehensive blog, we explore the history, theory, and applications of Rife treatment, with a specific focus on products from Meditech Europe, such as the Rife Phanotron and Rife Tubes.

Royal Raymond Rife: The Man Behind the Revolution

Biography and Early Years

Royal Raymond Rife was born on May 16, 1888, in Elkhorn, Nebraska, United States. From a young age, he developed a strong interest in science and technology. He studied bacteriology at Johns Hopkins University and later collaborated with several prominent scientists and engineers. Rife’s curiosity and determination drove him to continue investigating microscopy and frequencies, ultimately leading to some of the most groundbreaking discoveries

When it comes to staying hydrated on the go, Meditech Europe offers an impressive range of bottles designed to meet every need. Whether you are looking for a thermo bottle, a copper bottle, a UV glass bottle, or a filter bottle, Meditech Europe has what you need. In this blog post, we will explore the unique features and benefits of each type of bottle, ensuring you make an informed choice for your hydration needs.

Thermo Bottles: Keep Your Drink at the Perfect Temperature

Thermo bottles are an excellent choice for those who want to keep their beverages hot or cold for extended periods. Meditech Europe’s thermo bottles are crafted with high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and excellent thermal insulation. Whether you are sipping hot coffee on a chilly morning or enjoying a refreshing cold drink on a hot day, these thermo bottles maintain the perfect temperature for hours.

Benefits of Meditech Europe Thermo Bottles:

• Superior Insulation: Keeps beverages hot for up to 12 hours

The world of frequencies is rich with fascinating technologies that can optimize biological systems and cell structures. Two of the most groundbreaking developments in this field are the Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) and Rife technology. In this comprehensive blog, we explore the history, technical workings, benefits, and synergy of these innovative products. We delve deep into the discoveries of Georges Lakhovsky and Royal Raymond Rife and describe how Meditech Europe’s products, such as the Rife Phanotron and Rife Tubes, contribute to optimizing biological systems and cell structures.

The Discovery of the Multiwave Oscillator

Georges Lakhovsky: The Pioneer of the Multiwave Oscillator

The Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) was discovered by Georges Lakhovsky, a Russian engineer and scientist, in France in the 1920s. Lakhovsky had a profound understanding of the interaction between electromagnetic waves and biological systems. He believed that cells function as small radio transmitters and receivers

Discover the power of D-Mannose, a simple sugar available in concentrated supplement form today. From prevention to support for bladder infections, learn all about how it works and dosage, as well as possible side effects. And explore natural alternatives like cranberries. Find out how D-Mannose can support your health.

D-Mannose, this is it

D-Mannose is a simple sugar, a monosaccharide, which is structurally related to glucose. It occurs naturally in various fruits such as cranberries, apples, oranges, peaches and some berries. It is also present in small amounts in the human body.

Here's how D-Mannose works

D-Mannose works primarily by affecting bacteria in the urinary tract. The mechanism behind D-Mannose is as follows:

Binding to bacteria: D-Mannose can bind to the fimbriae (hair-like structures) of certain bacteria, such as Escherichia coli (E. coli). These bacteria are often responsible for urinary tract infections, including cystitis.

Preventing adhesion: By binding to the bacteria,

Rife technology, a groundbreaking innovation in the field of frequencies, has shown immense potential in optimizing various biological systems. The origins of this technology can be traced back to the early 20th century when Royal Raymond Rife, an ingenious scientist, discovered the unique frequency-based approach to target and influence cellular structures.

The Genius Behind Rife Technology: Royal Raymond Rife

Royal Raymond Rife was a pioneering scientist whose meticulous research led to the development of the Rife Phanotron and other related technologies. His work was centered around the concept that every substance, cell, and organism has its own resonant frequency. By applying these specific frequencies, Rife theorized that it was possible to disrupt or enhance the functionality of these biological entities, similar to how a glass can shatter when exposed to a particular sound frequency.

Rife’s groundbreaking discovery was akin to the phenomenon observed in the Tacoma Narrows Bridge

Thousands of years ago, our ancestors, the hunter-gatherers, lived in a world where food insecurity was the norm. They had no access to supermarkets or supplies and depended on the whims of nature. These conditions forced them to go long periods without food, followed by periods of abundance after a successful hunt. This natural rhythm of fasting and eating is surprisingly similar to what we now know as Intermittent Fasting. In this blog series, we first explore how these ancient eating habits can give us insight into the potential benefits of Intermittent Fasting in the modern world. And, in the second part, we provide a practical guide for beginners. Let's begin.

What is Intermittent Fasting

Intermittent Fasting, also known as periodic fasting, is an eating pattern that has gained popularity in recent years because of its potential health benefits. Although the concept seems trendy these days, it is in fact nothing new, as you read in the introduction.
But what is it? What is the benefit?