“Rhythm in vibrations is the life...”

‘Without Rhythm there is no life’ - Albert Einstein

Whole universe is working on the principles of rhythms and vibrations together, aptly said and proved by many over the period of time. It is also found that the unity in all the living organisms is due to the process of rhythmic activities. All these organisms are able to live healthy life due to coherent and harmonic coupling of rhythms with each other. The rhythmic vibrations are life, as aptly quoted by many famous personalities of this world. The vibrations may keep changing based on time of the day / night / season / year etc. rather should change, but without affecting the rhythm.

A key discovery in the management of pain and restricted mobility in living beings is the “Matrix Rhythm Therapy” developed by Dr U. G. Randoll at Erlangen, Germany. His research is based on the fundamental principles of the cells in human body, animals and other living beings. The cells in the human body are always oscillating in a frequency ranging between 8 to 12 Hz (which corresponds to the frequency range of alpha waves in the brain), provided they are surrounded by healthy extracellular matrix (the interstitial space around cells). For each cell the body the supply of nutrients and the removal of waste products occurs via extra cellular matrix. If the fundamental cellular regulations are disturbed symptoms occur in the extracellular matrix. When the cellular logistics break down the cells cannot survive, like fishes in water lacking freshness. Chronic diseases are linked to lack of oxygen. Pain is the cry of the tissue for oxygen. For the restoration of a function and the structure of the tissue the goal is to revive the micro-rhythmicity and readapt the micro circulation.

Specially designed and patented resonator of Magnetization Transfer Ratio (MTR) produces mechanical-magnetic pulsations [4,5]. These pulsations gently and harmoniously induces the cells to accept again the own analogue oscillations, resulting in improved supply of oxygenated blood and nutrition through extra cellular matrix. Improved active cellular transportation results in production of energy hence healing and regeneration is set in motion.

1. Nervous system-Better health channel

The nervous system is the complete network of nerve cells (neurons). It includes the brain, the spinal cord, the nerves and all the sensory neurons in the body. [1,2]

In short the nervous system is what makes us human. It allows us to feel, think, act, live, love etc.

Animals are the only living things on Earth with complex nervous systems that first receive and interpret sensory signals from the environment and then send out messages to direct the animal’s response. The complexity of an animal’s nervous system depends on its lifestyle and body plan. [3]

Although humans and animals (technically “non-human animals”) may look different, at a physiological and anatomical level they are remarkably similar. Animals, from mice to monkeys, have the same organs (heart, lungs, brain etc.) and organ systems (respiratory, cardiovascular, nervous systems etc.) which perform the same functions in pretty much the same way.

The sensory neurons gather input such as temperature, body position, pain, light, hunger etc. This information is transmitted through the nerves to the brain where the information is processed. This processing means interpreting what to do with the information. When this is decided a signal can be send through the nerves to generate output such as contraction of a muscle when your hand touches a hot surface.

Next to sensing and acting, the nervous system controls all processes in the body. It can stimulate tissues to produce hormones and enzymes. It stimulates the involuntary movement of muscles such as the heart and the bowels.

The human body has about 650 different muscles more than 200 bones and over 100 joints. The complex interactions between these elements of the body are affected more and more by our inactive, sedentary lifestyle, by unbalanced insufficient or excessive exertion. The result: one out of three people in India suffers from illness of musculoskeletal system e.g. Back pain, knee pain, neck or shoulder pain. Illness results when the essential rhythmic coherence is weakened or disrupted.

2. Rhythm vibrations

Rhythm of the entire body is effectually managed by all nerves functions. All nerves play a very important role in transforming and sending required amount of blood, vitamins, minerals and what not to required parts of the body including all individual cells, tissues, muscles, bones, joints etc.

Rhythms are the central theme in virtually all the alternatives to conventional western medicines. An extremely promising alternative to anti pain drugs and operations is therapeutic method which works with vibrations, is the research by Dr U. G. Randoll.

3. Matrix equipment

Small sized equipment named Matrix is treating patients for their well being by introducing necessary frequencies to the required parts of body, in the form of good vibrations. The amount, time for which these vibration to be given to painful part of the body is closely monitored by the expert physiotherapist.

Matrix Rhythm Therapy is an innovative German technology generates mechanical and electromagnetic oscillations dynamically in the range of 8-12 Hz the natural physiological frequency of cells and tissues in all living beings. Several other therapy equipments work at fixed frequency has little or no effect on rhythm of cells or tissue for regeneration or better functionality.

While researching about this topic we came across the use of the same Matrix equipment and the rhythm technique not only to human beings but also to animals. Humans are the sole blessed creatures on this mother Earth and they have the ability to inform the specialist about the location of pain, the intensity of the pain, and changes in intensity of the pain after the application of this technique or not. When same or required rhythm is applied to animals they are benefited at large. How difficult it is for the therapist to locate the pain in animals and treat them, as they even cannot spell the reduced intensity of the pain. I really salute all the therapist who is using this wonderfully blessed techniques for relieving pain for animals too, it’s an art, wonderful piece of connect which is required to achieve pain-free life for others.

I guess a different artful skill-set is required by all the therapist to handle small kids, even they may not be able to spell the details of pain. Those who can’t speak / express also allowed the good vibes (as shown in fig 2, 3 & 4) of rhythm matrix equipment. The insertion of right frequency vibrations at right place for right amount of time is a great challenge for balancing for better.

Fig 1 Source: thepalmsspaindia.com, Fig 2 Source: marhythe.in

Fig 3 Source: Thelifeco.in Fig 4 Source: YouTube.com

Personal experience about rhythm:

The attack of Swine Flu really disturbed the entire network of my nerves, especially my leg’s nerves. The team of doctors working on my case started with uplifting the levels of vitamins first, along with normal physiotherapy and other required treatments. It was a huge rollercoaster ride for me on physical, physiological and financial levels too. After reaching the kind of pain-free state and starting a fresh phase of my career, rhythm is helping me maintain the strength and basically the “go-ahead” push is given with every application cycle of this treatment. I was sure about the tag line that “vibrations are life” but now proved it absolutely.

Web References:

1. https://socratic.org/questions/why-is-the-nervous-system-the-most-important-system-in-our-body

2. https://www.dummies.com/education/science/biology/nervous-systems-of-animals/

3. https://speakingofresearch.com/facts/the-animal-model/

4. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Theoretical-echogram-for-an-ideal-resonator-IV-INTEGRATION-AND-SENSOR-DESIGN-FOR-MTR_fig3_224153003

5. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23061966

Dr. Leena Auty, Physiotherapist, Balewadi, Pune & Dr. Preeti Mulay, Professor, SIT, Pune.

Published in Vibrations Magazine.