Alpha Induces Cooperative Behavior

In a study of nurses at a nurses convention which involved having them fill out an attitude questionnaire and measuring the physical trembling of their hands we found that people who tremble in the theta range (4 to 8 Hz) tend to separate themselves from those around them and tend to feel victimized. Those in the Alpha range (8 to 13 Hz) tend to view themselves as in service to the group, and those trembling in the Beta range (13 to 20 Hz) tend to be overloaded with logistical, or dilemma-type, worries.

It is hypothesized that, since our bodies are made up of billions of cells that communicate with each other, inducing signals in the Alpha frequency range will move cells from a “victimized” or “overloaded” vibration into a state of group cooperation. This pattern was observed in the above study of nurses in that, after measuring their hand trembling, they were treated with the Infratonic for 10 minutes, then their hand trembling was measured again.

Chaos Therapy Calms Trembling Research revealed that the Infratonic with highly unpredictable signals within a narrow frequency range was far more effective than the early units at breaking up Theta and Beta activity in hand trembling. This technology was based on the hypothesis that vibrational patterns of disease and disruption of communication reside in the body, and can be reduced with highly unpredictable signals in an adjacent frequency range.