Has anyone here tried sound-based healing before?
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I’ve been exploring different ways to relax and reduce tension, and I recently came across something called vibroacoustic therapy equipment. It uses low-frequency sound vibrations to calm the body and mind. Honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect at first, but after a few sessions, I noticed a real difference. The gentle vibrations helped me unwind, loosen up muscle stiffness, and even sleep better at night. It’s not just physical relief either—it feels mentally refreshing, almost like meditation with sound. What I really like is that it’s non-invasive and can be used at home while reading or resting. I’d love to know if anyone else has experienced similar results or uses this type of therapy regularly. Does it work the same for everyone, or are the effects different person to person?