Sound Healing, does it really heal?

[tecboy]

Well, it is not really curing cancer. The woman on the gurney is a producer of the show. She said she was very concerned that few cancer patients were stop taking medicines after the sound healing treatment. Bill Nye is right. Sound healing is an alternative medicine and there is no evidence to proof that. However, I feel that Bill targeted this person and the clinic without confronting him. Just saying things behind his back. It's more of an investigative journalism instead of science journalism.

He is just seem judgmental.

 

[table1349]

Only $1.00 a bottle. I take cash, check, credit cards and bit coins.

 

[pixmedic]

I was always a Mr. Wizard guy myself

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[table1349]

Now see what this does for you: Teacher Shows Students How Negative Words Can Make Rice Moldy

 

[waday]

Now see what this does for you: Teacher Shows Students How Negative Words Can Make Rice Moldy

Wow, rice speaks/understands English.

 

[table1349]

Now see what this does for you: Teacher Shows Students How Negative Words Can Make Rice Moldy

Wow, rice speaks/understands English.

Who knows, maybe rice just understands the inflection in your voice. Maybe the teacher should curse at the rice in a sing song voice and see what happens.

 

[KmH]

Bill Nye - Wikipedia
"Bill Nye the Science Guy, is an American science communicator, television presenter, and mechanical engineer."

 

[KmH]

Sound Healing, does it really heal?

No.

 

[tecboy]

Sound Healing, does it really heal?

No.

It amazing how people actually believe in Sound Healing.

 

[nerwin]

Bill Nye was one of my favorite childhood idols and he got me into science at a very young age. I'm certainly no scientist and don't plan to be but I have a more understanding when it comes to science whereas some people just simply can't comprehend basic science or they put a blind eye to it. In early elementary school we watched The Magic School Bus a lot and they stopped doing it because parents complained because their child was "questioning" things. Science classes were one of the few classes I actually payed attention and participated in where most students thought it was a time to goof off and thought it was a joke. Without Bill Nye or The Magic School Bus, I'm not sure who I'd be today. Say what you want about Nye or Neil, but they are awesome educators when it comes to educating the younger generation. Yeah...there are "smarter" scientists out there but they aren't educators.

 

[waday]

Bill Nye was one of my favorite childhood idols and he got me into science at a very young age. I'm certainly no scientist and don't plan to be but I have a more understanding when it comes to science whereas some people just simply can't comprehend basic science or they put a blind eye to it. In early elementary school we watched The Magic School Bus a lot and they stopped doing it because parents complained because their child was "questioning" things. Science classes were one of the few classes I actually payed attention and participated in where most students thought it was a time to goof off and thought it was a joke. Without Bill Nye or The Magic School Bus, I'm not sure who I'd be today. Say what you want about Nye or Neil, but they are awesome educators when it comes to educating the younger generation. Yeah...there are "smarter" scientists out there but they aren't educators.

I used to watch Magic School Bus, as well. All the time. Loved that show.

That's sad that children questioning "things" (i.e., ideologies) made you have a deliberate oversimplified education. Quite sad.

How often do we as photographers get mad at others who oversimplify photography. "Wow, your pictures are great! You must have a nice camera!" Uh... yeah...

 

[runnah]

Most folks should carry this around with them on a little card that they can refer to when ever they hear about some "amazing new miracle ancient secret" cure.

Or just realize that if some whackadoo cured cancer by making stupid noises you would hear about it on every single media outlet instead of a self promoting video.

 

[JustJazzie]

Ohh, I know I will get flamed for this one.

If one can;
actually break a wine glass, with SOUND
use cymatics to bring matter to life and create intricate geometric patterns in said matter, through the use of SOUND
Shatter an ear drum, with sound
Use sound to view the inside of a human body
Etc.
Is it REALLY and TRULY that far fetched to think we could shatter something like cancer cells by using the correct decibel and frequency, or help the immune system shift and move things in the body so that we can release them?

Or are we just waiting for someone smarter that us to believe that it's possible, and prove us all wrong?

 

[nerwin]

Bill Nye was one of my favorite childhood idols and he got me into science at a very young age. I'm certainly no scientist and don't plan to be but I have a more understanding when it comes to science whereas some people just simply can't comprehend basic science or they put a blind eye to it. In early elementary school we watched The Magic School Bus a lot and they stopped doing it because parents complained because their child was "questioning" things. Science classes were one of the few classes I actually payed attention and participated in where most students thought it was a time to goof off and thought it was a joke. Without Bill Nye or The Magic School Bus, I'm not sure who I'd be today. Say what you want about Nye or Neil, but they are awesome educators when it comes to educating the younger generation. Yeah...there are "smarter" scientists out there but they aren't educators.

I used to watch Magic School Bus, as well. All the time. Loved that show.

That's sad that children questioning "things" (i.e., ideologies) made you have a deliberate oversimplified education. Quite sad.

How often do we as photographers get mad at others who oversimplify photography. "Wow, your pictures are great! You must have a nice camera!" Uh... yeah...

During summer vacation, I always walked to the public library and borrowed VHS tapes of The Magic School Bus and watched them instead of being a kid lol...but I didn't have many friends anyways so why not educate myself further?! Good times.

I remember during science class when it came time to talk about the origins of man, aka evolution and some of the students had to sit outside the classroom. The weird thing is that in middle school and high school, I didn't notice much this happening so I'm not why these things occurred more in elementary school.

 

[waday]

If one can;
actually break a wine glass, with SOUND
use cymatics to bring matter to life and create intricate geometric patterns in said matter, through the use of SOUND
Shatter an ear drum, with sound
Use sound to view the inside of a human body
Etc.
Is it REALLY and TRULY that far fetched to think we could shatter something like cancer cells by using the correct decibel and frequency, or help the immune system shift and move things in the body so that we can release them?

The difference between the former and the latter is scientific evidence (and general science). The former is able to be supported with evidence, and through general physics.

The latter has no basis or evidence to support the claim. Show us scientific, peer-reviewed evidence that one can cure cancer with sound, and we will back you 100%. Until then, claims with no basis mean nothing.