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Beyond the sounds of nature, science has also confirmed that specific sound frequencies can positively affect human health. Through continued exploration in plant-based healing, we were fortunate to collaborate with a renowned European musician. By combining scientific research with the still-unexplored forces of nature, we created healing music—adding a comprehensive auditory dimension to plant therapy alongside scent, vision, and touch. Bertrand Patrick is a Belgian composer based in France, a sound engineer, and a researcher in sound therapy. He has long collaborated with leading European musicians and record labels and has performed at major music festivals around the world. After years of studying the relationship between sound frequencies and human physiological and psychological health, he now presents his latest discoveries in the power of sound.
Resonance of Nature
The Science Behind the Sound Built upon extensive scientific research, these healing sound frequencies have been shown to produce positive effects on both mind and body. Bertrand tunes all compositions to 432 Hz, a frequency more closely aligned with nature and a core element of this sound synergy system. He also incorporates binaural beats, which help synchronize the brain’s two hemispheres at alpha, theta, or delta wave states, thereby promoting deep relaxation. This is an auditory synergy, not merely relaxation music. It is the fusion of these elements that enables meaningful and effective healing outcomes.
Healing Sound Waves by Bertrand Patrick
Bertrand Patrick’s Healing Sound Waves are composed of four nature-based soundscapes, all tuned to A = 432 Hz. Each piece integrates a distinct frequency, corresponding to a specific physical and emotional healing effect.