Development and Validation of the Biofrequency Applied Technique MMT (Molecular Music Therapy), with Consequent Application on A Cohort of Patients with A Wide Spectrum of Clinical Pictures Volume 2 - Issue 1

Stefano Turini¹*, Momir Dunjic², Dejan Krstic³, Katarina Dunjic⁴, Marija Dunjic⁵, Petar Miodragovic⁶ and Milos Mirkovic²

• ¹School of Physiotherapy, AMEU-ECM University, Slovenia
• ²School of Medicine, University of Pristina in Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia
• ³Faculty of Environmental Safety, University of Nis, Serbia
• ⁴School of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Serbia
• ⁵MMA Medical Faculty, University of Defence, Belgrade
• ⁶BDORT Center of Functional Supplementation and Integrative Medicine, Serbia

Received: December 05, 2019;   Published: December 17, 2019

*Corresponding author: Stefano Turini, School of Physiotherapy, AMEU-ECM University, Italy

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Abstract

Everything that surrounds us vibrates and consequently emits a form of frequency that is not audible to the naked ear, since it falls within the range of ELF (Extreme Low Frequencies) waves, but it is possible to record it with appropriate sensitive instruments [1]. We need to imagine cells, atoms, molecules and subatomic particles, as entities that are not static but in constant motion; the single cells, as unicellular entities or forming a part of a tissue, in their movements, cause the emission of waves in the extracellular medium. These waves propagate in space, rich in water and solutes [2], meeting other cells. the same is true for the molecules that make up the cellular entities and for the same atoms that constitute these molecules.

Keywords: Bio resonance frequency; MMT; Binaural tones; Sirtuin-1; Telomeres; TP-53; BDORT

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