There is a complex, weak, electromagnet biofield that surrounds the body. It is an underlying light grid using speed-of-light communication that integrates with the chemical process within the body. This integration is an example of quantum physics where light can act as both a wave and a particle. This field also stores energy uses bio information to self regulate. Additionally, emotional memory is stored throughout the body and can be accessed anywhere in the network. For example, anger can be stored in the liver, the biofield around the body can affect it, and chemicals can be released within the body when that emotion is stirred. Eileen Day McKusick, the creator of the sound therapy method called Biofield Tuning, has mapped common emotional storage areas in the biofield as her hypothesis based on years of experience with clients.
Vibrating objects produce sound waves. As the tines of an activated tuning fork vibrate, they produce alternating high and low pressure regions in the air. These pressure regions move through the air, transporting energy from one location to another. Tuning forks are tuned to a specific frequency (number of waves per second) and move the air and energy based on that same frequency. When a frequency is continued, it ripples and increases in size. When a sound is chaotic, it does not have a sustained frequency. When a sustained frequency encounters a weaker, unsustained frequency, the weaker frequency eventually falls into step with the stronger frequency, called entrainment. Chaotic frequencies can disturbances. Sustained, coherent frequencies entrain the body to heal itself.
Currently, biofield energy balancing is offered in conjunction with other therapeutic services, such as with the energy balancing work of Jin Shin Jyutsu or the auditory and physically relaxing vibrations of Vibrational Sound Therapy. The client is fully clothed and lays face-up on a massage table. Energy work is applied to the body using hands or bronze bowls, and tuning forks are used on both the biofield and the body. A session is usually 50 minutes.