"Sound Therapy"

Vibrational or Sound therapy is used to help bring the body back into balance through vibration of sound waves
Sound is heard through the ears, then sends nerve impulses/electrical signals to the inner ear which is connected to the auditory nerve. The auditory nerve is connected to all of the muscles of the body.
Auditory nerve controls:
Muscle tone
equilibrium
flexibility
Vision

Then through the Vagus nerve, the inner ear connects with the :
Larynx
Heart
Lungs
Stomach
Liver
Bladder
Kidneys
Small Intestines
Large Intestines

  What this means is that the "Vibration of Sound" is directly related to how we feel or how well our organs are running. The sounds that we are surrounded by including our own voice can affect our entire bodies functions. To remember that the organs are all connected so if one is affected they all are affected. Mean while the other organs have to compensate for the one not working in the bodys system causing a strain on the entire system.