BioAcoustics - The Crystal Ball to Revealing Self-Health

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TalkToMeGuy: Greetings everyone. This is the Sound Health Radio Show where we talk about the crossroads of the environment, our health and longevity, with Richard TalkToMeGuy. I would suggest going to the SoundHealthPortal.com, scrolling down just a bit and clicking on the Watch How button. You'll see a short video explaining how to record and submit your first recording. Then go back to SoundHealthPortal.com, scroll down to current active campaigns such as cellular inflammation, bio-diet, neuroplasticity, or memory.

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If you'd like to leave me a voice message with a question for a guest or a guest idea for a show, you can do that directly from the site and I will be notified. With that, what if your voice holds the blueprint to your health? What if the frequencies we carry could reveal not just what's wrong with our bodies but how to fix them? For over 30 years, Sharry Edwards has been discovering that people with similar health challenges share nearly identical vocal patterns. Through vocal profiling at her Institute of Biocoustic Biology, she's addressing everything from macular degeneration to brain trauma, using voice analysis and frequency applications. Edwards bridges ancient wisdom with modern science, showing where sophisticated math-based beings who could be managed through our individual frequency signatures. She stands among the few modern keepers of profound mysteries, revealing whether frequency represents our medicine of the future or an ancient wisdom finally being uncovered. Welcome, Sharry . Oh, it's great to be here. It was there were hurdles today. I don't know what does I say the stars must be aligned in, you know, not yet.

Sharry Edwards: Well, there is a big storm here.

TalkToMeGuy: Oh, okay. So if you suddenly go away, we'll know why. All right. Mother Nature still has control. They don't like to think that, but she really does. I'd like to start at a very base question, just as we have new listeners. Would you explain how vocal profiling, I'll do that again. Would you explain how vocal profiling works? I mean, what can the Sound Health Portal may find in someone's voice that reveals their state of health?

Sharry Edwards: Awesome question, but I need to back up one question before I answer it. In our 30, 40 years of work, we have found that there is a secret matrix, a secret code inside the human body that deals with frequencies. And the way that those frequencies are revealed to the public or to you, to yourself, to your ears is through frequency and through the voice. So everything that comes out, your voice tells us something about one of the systems in your body, whether we use straight frequencies, whether we use octaves, whether we use relationships or frequencies.

We've been able to figure that out in the last 30, 40 years. And here's one that just came in a couple days ago that was stomping all the doctors. It was a lady that had a burning tongue and mouth. Burning was really bothering her, like a chemical burn, but actually the skin was on fire. Nobody could figure that out.

I put it in the computer and it said, it's her thyroid. Wow. And that seemed really weird. Nobody had ever checked that. So I put in the computer, thyroid and burning tongue.

And sure enough, there is something that's called burning tongue and it is associated with thyroid. But 10 experts had not found that, but it took the computer less than a half hour to sort it out. That's amazing. So there's this math matrix that tells us everything that's going on. Imagine you're taking your car into the dealership and it hooks it into some computer and says, oh, your carburetor is something of the other.

It's like that. We have found a way to look at your body through your voice, through your frequency, through your math, and put you up on a matrix of your particular vocal print and it will tell us what's going on. One of the biggest things we just discovered last month ago, that calcium is the master healer of the body. You know, when they put a magnet on you, calcium is positively charged.

So they put this negative magnet on and it brings calcium to the spot and helps with the healing. That's just one thing man has figured out. The other thing is red light. Why does red light, the frequencies of red light really heal you? Because that's where all the stem cells are in the range of red light. That's amazing. So it's an awesome system and it makes the body give up its secrets.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, when it's interesting, it's fascinating to me and I have to set that aside just for a brief moment and realize, I think I've known you almost 30 years or known of your work. We met what seems to be 100 years ago at a whole life expo in San Francisco. Back in the days when you were hauling around a giant CRT monitor and a big desktop machine and you'd be in a booth and a friend of mine, Annie Rainbow, came running up and said, you got to see this, you got to see this. And there you were in a booth doing what you do today with older technology. And as your technology has evolved and that you've been on more and more computer software that you've been designing, but it's been almost 30 years.

Sharry Edwards: Wow. I think that's my fault because I was afraid if I jumped out there and said, hey, look what we can do, they'd put me in jail. So I thought if somebody else tries to steal it or something and they don't put them in jail, maybe I'll put my foot out there. Yeah. And so what we've done is take all of this math stuff that was incredibly complicated for people. And there were people that jumped in at that point and did the math and did all the hard work.

But now we have a public work station for people for where they can push a button and the computer does all the work and it'll spit them out a report.

TalkToMeGuy: And that part is the amazing part. I think that's what, back when we first talked, that was 30 years ago, that I just, I grew up dyslexic. I finally kind of figured it out.

But I grew up. So when I see spreadsheets, when I see spreadsheets, it's like ants on a page. When you see spreadsheets, you see patterns. I believe that's my view. That's just my view of people that you see patterns. And that that's the magical thing about really technology, the computer technology had to catch up to where you already were 30 years ago. Now, as you say, you press a button and it's like, oh, of course, there's that information right now. It's incredible. Yes.

Sharry Edwards: And the other part of that was that my ears are mutated. And so if somebody had a muscle that hurt, I could touch the muscle and hear the frequencies and duplicate the frequencies with my voice as a pure tone. And that's impossible for human voices, supposedly. And we would give people back that tone and it would help with the pain of that muscle. So it's trial and error for a lot of years. And we just backed into the math of it finally. But it really comes from my ears and my voice. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, I imagine there are people around you that might say you're stubborn in the best of ways. Just a little stubborn, just a tiny bit stubborn. So I think that's got us to where we are today, which is amazing. The portal is amazing.

Sharry Edwards: Well, I could see what the potential was. I'll tell you one short story about one of those conferences. I had a bodyguard in those days because everybody blocked at me. And there was this woman that was following me into the bathroom and my bodyguard stopped her.

And I said, yes, I have to do this by myself. And when I got out of the stall, there she was. She had a baby that was born and not able to breathe. Her lungs weren't correct. And so I went to the hospital with her and here's this baby. This baby's gray, gray, rubbery looking.

And I thought, if ever I needed this to work, I need it now. And I didn't hear the baby crying. It was too sick to cry. But I just asked God for help and I got a sound in my ears and I did the sound. And before our eyes, the baby started to pink up and I thought, I need to know what the sound is.

I need to know what it represents. I need to know how to do more of this and I need to teach everybody how to do more of this because this is our future.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. The ancient mysteries to the future. That's you. You and Captain Kirk at the helm. I want to jump. Well, we're not really jumping. This is the theme. I want to talk about the June keynote, the major key to stubborn weight loss, which can be found at easily found at Masses of Health magazine.

And I'll put that link in the chat as well as the show notes. But I'd like to start because as I was studying for our conversation, I realized I had the ah-ha in part of that ah-ha was because you actually said it in the article that na-f-l-d, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, is foundational in so many what I call imbalances. You actually phrase it.

You use this great phrase in your article. Why is fatty liver disease the missing place that most people struggling with weight don't know about? And that's, and I think it's not only about weight. It's like about everything. It seems like fatty liver disease, non-alcohol fatty liver disease, really could be the foundation because of my favorite hashtag, total toxic load. So would you talk about na-f-d, f-l-d?

Sharry Edwards: Okay, fatty liver is often been associated with people who drink too much and destroy their liver. And so that destroys everything else. Hormones, digestive enzymes and so forth. The liver does about four or five hundred things in the body.

And one of the things you're never told, I shouldn't say never, you're seldom told about weight management. If your liver is involved, your liver gets corroded and then all these other things start not to work. And cleaning your liver is the number one, from everything we've looked at, cleaning the liver is the number one issue that needs to happen. We wrote the first weight management article in December 2004. And we did it because there were so many ways that people were not able to lose weight or control their weight. And nobody was talking about it. Nobody was telling them it's a toxicity.

It's the plastic. It's the best of life. And we decided to put down those 20 different activities or whatever you want to call them, and to do articles on each one of those. And so many people volunteered their vocal print to us and said, I want to be part of this process. So we had about 2,000 people that volunteered their vocal print, and we gave them the opportunity to go on our workstation and give us their vocal print. And we gave them back a report. And it said, your weight management is in this category.

And so we're writing articles for each of those categories. And one of the biggest ones was fatty liver. And you can have a fatty liver from too much alcohol, but you can have a fatty liver from cholesterol issues from just the body not able to break down fat. And one of the things I found that really angered me is a lot of people who had gallbladder surgery because they couldn't break down fat and the gallbladder got infected. But they didn't tell people that they needed bile salts. They needed to add bile salts. So here, I'm taking your gallbladder out.

Now you're on your own. And they just didn't give people enough information. And I don't know if that's because the doctors didn't know or they were instructed not to tell people how to go back to wellness again. But I thought that was a horrible place to put people. And I looked around and a lot of my family was, fat wasn't genetic.

What's really going on here? So I committed to do a campaign about weight management and we have been able to help so many people. What we want to do is a special class to teach people how to do this so they can go out and do it for their neighbors because we just can't do it all. We're a very small administrative kind of office where we help people learn to do this.

And that's our rose-colored wish for the world that we want everybody to be able to do this so nobody has to suffer because of lack of information. Well, I couldn't.

TalkToMeGuy: You didn't write about this, but I had the thought that it really is true. I mean, it's true what you're saying. And it's really true in my mind of, because forever I've used that hashtag of, you know, total toxic load. And I include, like as a kid, I was exposed pretty regularly to DDT. And not just me, but I just have the feeling that the NAFLD could be so foundational, even in conditions, even in situations where somebody has like ADHD or, you know, things that people might be inclined toward something. ADHD or OCD or either of those.

And they may have a state of imbalance, but I think that the fatty liver could nudge them over the edge because isn't fatty liver somewhat not exactly immunosuppressive, but it distracts the immune system because it's having to work harder because the liver is under stress all the time.

Sharry Edwards: Yeah, you're absolutely right. Okay. Yes. And one of the things we found is that when you have pesticides like DDT, sorry,

Sharry Edwards: that has a frequency to it also from its molecular weight now. Biochemistry is a little different. And muscles are a little different, but it all goes back to the body being redundant. And when you have fat laying down, especially on the bottom side, the lower side of the stomach, it's the same frequencies as DDT and it's the same frequencies as some of those abdominal muscles. So what we've come to the conclusion is the poison goes to the part of the body, whatever's poisoning you, goes to the part of the body that has the most compatible frequencies because you don't have the time to detox and go through all that detox.

So the body says, I'll put this over here until I can look at it later and then we'll deal with it and it never gets dealt with. And so you get more and more fat on the stomach, on stomach muscles. When you first start and you get those love handles, that's lipase. And lipase is one of the basic things of ozimbic and all of those that the body has natural lipase. But when they give you those shots, it messes up that spaces in your digestive system. And one of the things that happens in old age is lipase is also hormonally related. And when your testosterone goes down, which is controlled by the liver again, then that lipase isn't produced so that your body can digest the fats in the gut.

TalkToMeGuy: Wow. So this means, I'm old, so DGT. But now this means, for example, that Zen Honeycutt, the founder of Moms Across America, had volunteers in your Hurt Organization go out across the nation and get school lunches. This is a school lunch research program. And so they went out and they got samples. Many volunteers went out and got samples from their children's school lunch. And they took it to a lab and they had it analyzed for glyphosate. And I'll say, just to be sort of polite, 99.9% of those school lunches tested positive for glyphosate.

So we're setting up kids by making their liver stressed out when they're young and growing like weeds to have imbalanced immune systems for a long time, which can then lead to, again, OCD, ADHD, any of those kinds of sort of demonstrable imbalances, but a lot of other immunosuppressive trends. I can't make that into a question. I'm sorry.

Sharry Edwards: A lot of it goes back to damage from vaccines. I don't know if we're allowed to talk about that. We just had a young man. His name was Jackson. He's 24 years old and he came to us because he thought he had damage. But he also knew that he had developed type 1 diabetes.

The beta cells were not creating the ability to create the insulin he needed. The computer sent us to a FABKIN, Fabkin, I think is how you pronounce that, sent us to that particular research study. And it was about if you get damaged, this Fabkin gets created in the body and that kills off your beta cells. So we're trying now to give him mathematical antidote to this Fabkin to see if his pancreas can get up and running on its own again and create its own insulin.

And we're just doing it with math. He's fairly agreed to help us do this research project. And I think it's going to help lots and lots of people. If we could train more people to do this, I think the world would be a better place.

TalkToMeGuy: Yes, 30 years later. I think we've had this conversation 30 years in the past. It's amazing.

Sharry Edwards: Well, it was me. I was just afraid to take it out there. I was afraid to claim it. We went to the FDA and showed them what we could do with some kids that had mucopolysaccharide toxicity. And also we were working on people who had fibromyalgia. And the guy there had a trigger finger and said, I know that frequency for that. And I punched it in. He used it.

And his trigger finger, which is the finger bend, but it catches and won't bend any further. And he was amazed. And he said, you can't tell anybody that you can do this.

You can't tell them that you can diagnose and cure. They won't believe you. They'll put you in jail. Somebody will come after you.

And like a dummy, for a few years I believed that. So I didn't tell anybody what we could do. I taught it to our students that were learning to take this back to their communities. But I didn't tell anybody until finally it dawned on me what was really going on and what had happened. They sent me an invitation for some kind of special grant. And said, please apply for this grant. We want to talk to you about this. So we talked to them about doing a Parkinson's project, which we knew we could back off from Parkinson's, tremors, and weakness. And they sent back, oh, he didn't get it, blah, blah, blah. But the money from another pharmaceutical company came out.

We can predict diagnosed Parkinson's over the phone. Now it didn't last very long what they said they could do because we didn't give them everything we could do in that proposal because we didn't trust them. But they were reporting they were using the same computer programs and all that.

And that's when we decided to make our own computer programs and teach this to people so that if I couldn't get to everybody, there would be a mass of people that could pick this up and do it and run with it and change the world.

TalkToMeGuy: Just that. Just that. Just change the world. As I said, stubborn, a little stubborn. It's excellent. It's admirable. I want to step this is not exactly sideways. This is still we're still on the fatty liver because I think it's such a foundation of, well, everything. Would you please explain how our bodies actually turn sugars and carbs into alcohol and then what role micro organisms like Candida play in creating fatty liver? Wow.

Sharry Edwards: That's such a complicated question. Again, it comes to the body not being able to take apart into its component parts like you eat a raisin or whatever and it turns into sugars and what's the other thing which I'm thinking of iron. And so the body takes all that apart and puts it back together and sends it directly to the body where it needs to go. And so there is a time when you're not breaking down fat or carbohydrates very well and your body and its wisdom creates a substance and it's in that article and I don't remember what the name of it is, but it's a long pathogen. Pathogen, that's not the right word. So the saccharomyces?

Yes. It creates that somehow to help break down the body as a foolproof because you can't do it because your liver's compromised. So your body is trying to help it.

And so it creates this, I think it's a pathogen, I can't remember what it is. That helps break down carbohydrates, but it breaks it down into alcohol and causes the alcohol to give you energy and there actually is a disease called this. And you can appear drunk and have alcohol in your system, not from drinking alcohol, but from your food, creating alcohol through this crazy little pathogen that gets created in your stomach or in your digestive system. And people have actually been arrested for this and it has a name. It's in that article, I think, something like false alcoholic disease or something.

TalkToMeGuy: I went to the high school with a, actually she was in the same marching band I was in with a young woman who had that very issue. She got in trouble with the cops because they thought she was drunk. I don't remember the name of the disease, but I remember the experience of, I mean, I grew up with this person and she would be accused of being drunk and she was never, she never drank. It was just a complicated mess in her body going on that made her seem like she had an alcohol level. It was amazing. Back then there was, that was in the, a long time ago. That was in the 60s.

Sharry Edwards: So they knew nothing. Well, it's been families. Yeah. I'm looking up on trying to on the computer because it's such a weird thing, but it's also incredibly important for people trying to lose weight. Auto brewery syndrome syndrome.

TalkToMeGuy: Wow. There are times when I like to catch a buzz, but not that way.

Sharry Edwards: It's called gut fermentation syndrome. And they say here that one of the things that you can do is just quitting carbs, but that's no fun. Yeah. Even it says even Candida, too much Candida, it's a bacteria can cause this. Yeah. For mint, the heart of carbohydrates. Think of how many people are experiencing this and ending up with bad liver because digestion is weird.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. Well, and Candida, I remember I actually interviewed when I was doing terrestrial radio somewhere in the late 80s. Let's just say the late 80s, a vague sweeping hand of the late 80s.

I interviewed a Ryan Truss, who was the first doctor to observe Candida and really write about it, calling the missing diagnosis. And I remember him talking about all that, you know, that there was, he was, I mean, that was in the early 80s when, I mean, not early 80s. In the mid 80s. When people didn't even know what Candida really was yet. That was just, it was just coming out as an illness, as a condition. And it's still around today. I mean, it's not like it's gone away or been fixed. It still exists because of these, you know, sugar imbalances, I think, and the fatty liver. Go ahead. Yes.

Sharry Edwards: And go back to two things. Remember when we talked about grapefruit seed extract and nutribiotic and how it will break out. This down and not allow it to stay in the body.

Yes. Really, it's something called an anti-hematic glutinant. And it just does not allow any kind of bacteria or something that's not supposed to be there to adhere to the cells. We're using it a lot for people who've been COVID damaged.

It is getting them out of that circle of perpetuating, coming back and coming back. But the other thing I'd like you to talk about as a master herbalist is what people can do about this fatty liver.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, nicely done. I actually had, I made some notes about that because I just couldn't help myself while I was studying for the show. And I put together what I would call a blend. And of course, probably number one would be milk thistle. Because milk thistle is actually just great for the liver and is actually radio, for radioactive materials. It actually helps protect the liver if you have milk thistle in your system. And so it helps purify the blood, but it's good doing it through the action of helping the liver. But the overall formula was dandelion root, which is a blood purifier in really high in micronutrients, maybe minerals. Burdock root, which is not in the same family, but similar characteristics. It's a root that is again a great blood purifier.

I'll put this in the show notes and in as well as in the chat. And then astragalus, which is more in Chinese medicine, but it's a tonic, long-term beneficial effect. But it's also very supportive of the liver.

And then the next, the last one would be schizandra berry. Just because it has a soothing characteristic and I mean that energetically in terms of soothing, it's not a, it's not like valium or valerian. Those are different animals, but valerian was the original point of the extraction for valium.

But it is soothing to the system and demulsing to mucous membranes, which means it's soothing to all the mucosa. And to that, if I was going to put that formula together, I would do dandelion, burdock, astragalus, schizandra, all one parts, meaning like one ounce. And then I would also add about a half ounce of ginger root to that. This ginger root is early called a stimulant, but not like caffeine stimulant. Stimulate early, early early means that it's carrying it into the system. It's helping carrying it into the extremities. And I would drink that every day for a while. Like a tea? Yeah, like a tea.

Sharry Edwards: Would you steep it and then just keep it?

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah, I'd let it see. I'd let it know I'd, well, you could actually just cook up a batch. nd keep it in the fridge and take a couple shots a day.

But I always have tea going. I actually have the traditional Chinese decoctions, is what the Chinese medicine make, herbalist make. And decoction means that you take it and you cook it down and cook it down and concentrate it. And then you add more water to it and cook it some more and then you drink that. And it is like road tar on fire.

But I love that. I drank that for years. I like that road tar flavor. But these are all friendly flavors by my definition. But that means they are high mineral content. But they are not like maybe a tiny bit bitter but not that bad.

But they are all really great. I mean you could probably find somebody out there that would make that into capsules. But I just think as a tea, they are not horribly expensive. There are herb stores happening around more now these days.

But I will put that in the show notes. That would be a great long-term beneficial effect for the liver, purifying the blood, make your skin look better and make your coat shiny and your nose damp. That is more of a dog thing. But you get the idea.

Sharry Edwards: Now has anybody put all this together and made it into some kind of supplement?

TalkToMeGuy: Not that I know of. Not that formula. There are formulas out there that have dandelion, burdock, and astragalus. I will look around after the show. I will look and see if somebody like Rosemary Glide Star or some other herbalist that I know of is actually making this as a blend. I do not have an herb store anymore so I do not do that.

Sharry Edwards: So if they can only get one of these, might Milk Thistle do?

TalkToMeGuy: If only one Milk Thistle or dandelion or burdock, any one of those three. I like all of them as we have talked about before. I tend to think of it as a formulator. Just there are reasons. I like the synergism of how they all work together. But if you are only going to do one, they will only have the possibility Milk Thistle, dandelion, or burdock, which are all relatively available.

Sharry Edwards: I bet if we put these together with sound, we would find some kind of commonality that had liver frequencies in it. Probably.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah, the first three specifically, the astragalus and chisandra are slightly more esoteric. But I believe astragalus is also beneficial to the immune system in general, actually helping with T cells and all that. And chisandra is even slightly more obscure. But it just has, also it has a slightly nice sweet-ish, very-ish people. Don't be looking for sweet, sweet, sweet-ish flavor to it. And the ginger is, as they say, you carry it. It's a warming effect, so it's going to carry it into the body.

Sharry Edwards: When you put this in the show notes, can you send me the recipe too? I've got an herb lady. I want to see if she can put this together for me. Sure.

Yeah, happy to. This is for people. Yeah.

A lot of times people don't know that their liver is a fatty liver. Yeah. So one of the things that we have done on the Sound Health Portal, which is the public workstation, is they can go in there and sign up for a free apprentice. I think they're calling it an apprentice or a guest class. And they can use what's called biomarkers. And if they press that and push organs, the computer will give them a printout of all of their organs and which ones are in stress and which ones are good. I'd like everybody in the world to be able to just jump on there and do that. It's soundhealthportal.com. Sign up for the apprentice.

It's free for two weeks, so you learn how to do it. Then go to biomarkers and check out their organs and see what's going on with it. Didn't we do that for you, Richard? And you had very high acetylcystine. And you said, oh, I take that every day.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. My old friend, NAC, yeah, an acetylcystine.

Sharry Edwards: And how did you know to take that in the first place?

TalkToMeGuy: Who knows? No, I don't know. I read a lot of stuff every day. I'm not at the computer playing video games. And I can't remember where I originally bumped into an acetylcystine. Somebody was either lecturing.

Maybe it was even something from Richard Conan who I'm sad to say is now no longer with us. He was a brilliant doctor who was the founder of the San Francisco branch of the Orthumbach and Medicine Society. And he was just, every time I would see him, all the years that we were doing, I was doing shows with my partner, traveling around doing whole life expos, which is how I got to see you. And I would sit down and listen to him lecture because he would be like, it's kind of like listening to you talk about the methylation cascade. He was the very same kind of like, in his mind, it was just a giant flowchart of information.

In my mind, it was always like Disney characters eyes twirling every time I look at it. But he may have been the founder of the NAC advocacy. And partially, go ahead.

Sharry Edwards: A lot of people can do the same thing you did and learn from experts and understand it and integrate it. Yeah, that's true.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, and for me, for me, the thing with and I've said it before and I'll say it now. One of the reasons that I take NAC every day is because I live in agricultural areas, mostly vineyards. I mean, they're organic farmer. There are farmers around as well and lots of organic. But the vineyards, especially the vines that have been here for decades.

This is my personal view. I think our immunosuppressed because they've been sort of artificially stimulated and protected with pesticides and chemicals and it dawns early light during the time of year on the vines and begin to do bud. They go out before dawn and they say it's because the light that the winds are so still before dawn. And you see people driving tractors in full hazmat suits out spraying the vines with this stuff. And the reason that the vines need to be sprayed with stuff again from my perspective is I think the vines are immunosuppressed from being stressed out all these years.

And there are other ways. Well, for example, a couple of weeks ago, I did a show with Paul Galon who has a new amazing product for the agricultural industry. There is a combination of various kelps and other minerals and algae that he actually farms up in Chasta. And it's giving back the earth the micronutrients so that the earth itself will support the vines and they don't have that yet. And so that's why that is a long-winded answer for why I take NAC every day because I'm in an area where you never know when they're going to spray.

Sharry Edwards: In addition, NAC stimulates the gluted bion, which is one of the things that COVID distresses. So it helps with the immune system as well as the protection.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. And I will toss in, we don't have to go down this wormhole too far. During the gnarly early years of COVID, I was already taking NAC. And to that, I added a supplement with quercetin in it and bromelain. And I took that, well, I take it every day. I take both of those every day now. But I never tested for positive, ever tested positive for COVID.

I never got a vaccine because. Too much mystery science. Yeah. But I think that's a great, that was, I think that's partially responsible. I mean, I do take a lot of supplementation and herbs and things. And I think that was the part that was really responsible, the combination of the NAC, helping stimulate being a precursor for glutathione along with the course, the action of the quercetin and bromelain and of course high-dose vitamin C.

Sharry Edwards: Yes. That's one of the things you told me to take when I got sick and it worked. Yeah. But a lot of people don't have that education. And that's what we're trying to do with the portal and with the show too. To educate people towards self-health. And that's why we want people to take these classes. And a lot of them are free. And the evaluations are for your weight are free.

You just put that up. So if people want to be part of our research, go on there and say, I want to know about my weight management or I want to know about my fatty liver. And please send this on to Sharry for research. So we're really looking for people to help us gather data. We really need trainers. We need people who want to open a weight management system in their community about bioacoustics. So please, if you're interested, write to me or go to one of our sites. And I'm just Sharry Edwards at Gmail and Sharry with an A. And our newest site for practitioners is BioacousticsSolutions.net. And that has a lot of class information on it.

And I think Richard and I both want everybody to have this information because we really think it'll help them maintain their own health without interference from the government. And we won't go down that road either.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, I think it really is. It so fits into my satchel of self-care. Admittedly, I got my, you know, herbal degree before there was hair. A long time ago. That might have been in the, I don't know, let's say 80s. And so I've been wandering around the field of health for decades, not unlike Sharry . And I just think that self-care is really, I think we have to take care of ourselves first. It's like the thing in the movies where they talk about put the oxygen mask if the plane's going down. Once you stop screaming, put the oxygen mask over your face first and then everybody else. And that's how I feel about the work that you do. And, you know, my feeling about that is we have to want to take care of ourselves first, then we can help everybody else.

And I think that's, you know, both Sharry and I are really interested in. That's why I'm still here, yakking the computer decades later. Well, not decades, but close.

Later is because for me it's about education and Sharry is about education as well. However, it's also about here's this amazing thing called the Sound Health Portal. And it's a powerful tool.

Sharry Edwards: I think the thing that attracted you was the nano voice that we give away for free.

TalkToMeGuy: Yes, I do love the nano voice. Yeah.

Sharry Edwards: And for people who have fatty liver, it's going to be D, D sharp and E that is in stress. It'll be either too high or too low. And you can do that right online too at that Sound Health Portal. We often talk about that on this show and what's going on with people's bodies. Just by knowing which color you like or which frequency you're like, you can give yourself clues as to what's going on with your body. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: This is in the same vein this has to do with vaccines. In all the intake of information that you do receive from clients, what is your research shown on lingering vaccine issues? There seem to be a variety of issues. I have friends who have gotten vaccinated and they might still have gotten, you know, COVID and now they have long COVID. They're just all these complications. Are you seeing in vocal parents lingering issues?

Sharry Edwards: Absolutely. We can go right back to the math of it. One of the things that we predicted in December of 2019 that it would suppress the immune system through glutathione, that it would cause fatigue through iron, that it would cause inability of the body to use vitamin C correctly. And that's what happened. We published a paper in 2019 and said this is going to happen. First thing we published was this was man-made. And look at how many years it's taken them, what do you call it, conventional medicine, to even catch up.

And the math told the whole story. Now somebody just told me there's a new one batch coming out. We're going to decode that. And so we'll be able to warn people and maybe they'll listen to us this time.

TalkToMeGuy: And I would advocate for taking NAC and Corsitin and Romuline and vitamin C. Yes.

Sharry Edwards: Because I don't think there's going to be a cure for weight management. So that's why we attacked that because we felt like the public was being shafted. So if anybody wants to join us to help with that, please let me know. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: In the article at Masses of Health, you had this one part that really surprised me. Was this, you bring up this amazing observation about spinal stress affecting the liver through T7 to T12 vertebra. How does that connection work and what can people do about it?

Sharry Edwards: Well, they could go to a trainer and have them work on their back. We have frequencies for the back. We have something called the little back box. They could do exercises.

There's a lot of them online. We could see what the frequencies are and what foods and what herbs are associated with it. We probably could put together an herb program for the liver. And if we looked at the numbers, it would probably lead right back to the frequencies of the vertebrae.

TalkToMeGuy: Is it possible that what's happening with that range of vertebrae, T7 to thoracic, 7 to thoracic 12, which is sort of near the upper back, sort of near the angel wings, the scapula, I think, in that range? Probably my thought is that what's happening is that there's this thing that can happen in the system where you can have, let's say you have a stressed out liver. That liver is innervated or energized by some point in the spine, which is probably that range from T7 to T12. This is where the liver is probably giving some of its messages, or it's called innervation neurologically, to the liver. And if the liver is irritated, it's pinging a message back to that point in the spine. So I suspect it's sort of a, until you break that cycle, that's kind of a closed loop system of the liver is irritated. The T7 through T12 that's sending the liver information is getting messages back. We're irritated, we're irritated, we're irritated, which then in turn actually irritates those junctions in the T7 to T12 area.

Causing irritation under its, it's a bounce back effect. It's like the messages are getting to the liver, but the liver's going, you know, something's wrong. Not, you know, it's like my thing about inflammation in the body going, hey, hey, hey, hey, that's what inflammation is. And I think that's what the liver is doing is saying, you know, something's not right. I'm going to be a pain in your back. Not really, but I mean just energetically.

Sharry Edwards: Oh, but people say that, but you're so right energetically. Think about the brain, the cells, creating frequencies. Where does that come from? We don't really know how the body does it, but it creates frequencies and then sends them from the brain along their own networks to your arm, your toes, your tongue, your whatever is going on. And that's your frequency body.

And if we can keep the frequency body whole or holy, then the body will heal itself. I think we've talked about this before, the sperm and the egg come together and it creates ATP, any triphosphate, and neither in the sperm nor the egg, but it creates a new biochemical. That's what causes the body to start to reproduce and create itself. And if we can control that frequency body, have dominion over that, that in turn will give us dominion over the physical body. So we go with the frequency body first sometimes. Sometimes we have to go with the physical body, break your arm. You have to fix the broken arm before it's going to heal itself any kind of permanent. But I've written, or I'm writing a book called Breaking the Sound Bearers of Disease, and it's all about the redundancy of the body and what's going on with it and how this part of the body controls these emotions even, and how the octaves of the body that we can control with our mind have a lot to do with how well our body is.

Speaker 3: But give me an answer. Please.

Sharry Edwards: It's a silence. I'm having some trouble with some people at work and I really like them and I don't want to speak up to them. So my body manifested having trouble swallowing. And so the frequencies that were showing to be stressed and too high and not expressed outward was my epiglottis, a little flap that allows you to swallow and not choke on your words. So that to me is a manifestation that I need to work on my epiglottis and I need to go tell these people at work what's really going on and really level with them. So I think the body is so interrelated that way and we just need to learn what the symptoms are.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, and it's amazing how the body really is this amazing feedback loop system. And it's like I say back to my old friend inflammation. I've always thought that inflammation was an indicator of look here, look here, look here, look here.

It's not complicated. If we listen to our bodies, it's our bodies are, you know, super high ways of information going around. And it goes back to Bruce Lipton's work where he talked about years ago in one of his early books when I did a show with him that we talked about the whole idea of that's when I coined the phrase with him, our cells are listening. Our cells are really listening.

Yes. They really are listening to the things that we demonstrate or say or think about. I mean, it's all really true. Our cells are listening. So if we keep saying like just as you said with your epiglottis, your body was making it so that you couldn't say what you didn't want to say. It was following your recommendation of like, I can't talk about that. All right, we'll make it so you can't talk about that. Yes.

Sharry Edwards: Yeah. That would be a wonderful course to try to teach people. Some people just do it innately. Yes. If you've ever heard of Jill Mattson, she's the happiest little twinkling flower that... Yep.

And she's just amazing in her health and her attitude and she teaches that to people about and how music can bring all that out and get rid of the trash. Yeah. It's all frequency. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: Or who's your friend who teaches the... wrote the humming book? I can never remember her name. Isn't that Jill? No, no. Um... Oh, well. It'll come back. Kathleen Neggy. Thank you, listener.

Oh, yeah. Kathleen Neggy. She has a very different approach.

Not a very different approach. It's directly musical. But it's a similar thing she wrote a book about humming and how humming, row, row, row, your boat helps stimulate the vagal nerve and which will calm you down. Our cells are listening. Given the opportunity, our cells are really listening. It's what we're telling ourselves. That's the tricky part. It made your epiglottis be irritated. Our bodies are really listening to what we're saying, so we want to pay attention to what we're saying.

Sharry Edwards: And if people want to hear what their body is saying and they can't hear it, go to the Sound Health Portal, look at their organs and what's going on with their organs, and know where they need to start. We can even look at predictive medicine. We're doing a whole thing about predictive muscle trauma with some sports people. And your body knows what muscle is going to go. There are things that we look for.

This body is trying to manifest cancer. You can look at all of that. And you know, somebody said to me, if it's all free, what good is it? People start businesses for money, for the community, several different reasons. But the number one reason is because they want money.

They want to make money or they want to make themselves powerful. And in my case, this is because I saw what goodness would do. I saw how it saved my daughter's life. I want that for everybody. So we don't have to depend on other people to be well and whole. Yes, I can't argue with any of that. That's all. It's not just in our hands. Yours with herbs, mine with sound.

We can put this in everybody's hands. A lot of people didn't because it took time to do it. And that's why we made a push button for the lazy people who don't want to do it on their own. But there's a lot of advanced things that can go on. I would like to get rid of cancers for young children. And that takes a lot of work to put all that together and make it easy for everybody to be able to use it. I want to make it easy for people to get over COVID.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah, I know an awful lot of people, friends who are having some long-haul COVID is what they're calling it. And it's amazing. I mean, clients that are really healthy, exercise, eat a perfect day, eat a great diet, do yoga, take the dog for two or three mile walk every day, do all the right things. And meditate and do, you know, unless they say do all the right things and yet still can't get out of having had COVID. So it's the long-haul stuff that seems really tricky. And I think part of it is back to our point of origin is the irritation to the liver. Maybe if the liver still can't quite pull it off, they still have long-haul. I'm not sure.

Sharry Edwards: And they're still getting poisoned from the sky, from the food, from the soil.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah, even more, even more now, more poisons.

Sharry Edwards: We have a program called subsequent factors. We couldn't call it antidotes to COVID, they just threw a fit. So subsequent factors, they can go on the portal, they can choose that as something they want their voice evaluated from. And you can see what kind of problems that have been causing for them. And once they know what the problems it's causing, then they can do something about it. But nobody's out there trying to train people or teach people, COVID did this to you. Let me help. Yeah. Is this not there? Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, that, this is a whole bad show conversation. Is there, do you see? Oh boy, this is a tricky one. I'll put it this way. From your research, is traditional Western medicine having success resolving any, let's say fatty liver or long COVID or any of this?

Sharry Edwards: Exactly, they're suppressing it. Yeah. It's suppressing the cure. They're making more pills that you can take and put money in their pocket. And they tell you that they work. You know, there's a big thing right out there right now. People can't sleep because of all the stress. Yeah. And here's all these people trying to sell them 30 pills for $60.

Yeah. And I tried one of them, it doesn't work. And I did a review of it and put it on there.

Don't waste your money, it doesn't work. And they wouldn't even print the review. Yeah. So they're trying to hide it all. Yeah. Get clear. Let biocouste be your crystal ball to look inside your own body.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. Even if I was going to start a medication, I would do a vocal print first, then start the medication and then go back in a month and see what that meant or two weeks and see if there's a shift in my vocal print.

Sharry Edwards: Because I bet there is. Yeah. I want, and the computer will allow you to do that. It'll keep all that for you and show you the comparisons. But medicine is stailing us.

I'll give you an example. I went to the emergency room. I can't remember around Christmas, I think, because my throat was closing off, probably this epiglottis thing. And they said, oh, you've got a reaction. They gave me a pregnant zone. It was a ripped throat. They let it go. It went to my heart and damaged one of the ventricles.

Okay, that's one. Over Thanksgiving, I fell about five feet off of steps onto my head, cracked my head. It was seeping, wasn't bleeding, but it was seeping. Went to the emergency room. They gave me a Tylenol, told me to go home. Wow. I had four broken vertebrae.

They didn't catch it. I mean, people telling me that kind of thing every day, and I've experienced it. They're just not built to make you well. They're built to keep you under their thumb. And they, I'm talking about this, and there's a few good dedicated doctors, but I've run into some that just really don't care.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. I do shows with lots of doctors who have, many of these doctors have gone from traditional practice into then they go back and they get their medical degree. And then they go back and get their naturopathic physician degree, or they get interested in their study homeopathy, or they go back and they add another system to what they're doing.

Because they think they have all this amazing knowledge. And you're black. Yeah. What can they do with it? They're not, they see that the system itself is not really helping people, although I made a, if I had a, I was a chef for a long time, so I was in situations, not me, but in situations where somebody would lop off the tip of their finger, or some other, you know, a bigger part. And, you know, I'm the guy that will grab that and throw that in the ice bag and take it to the hospital. That's the first thing I do. I don't, I don't help the person. I find the part before it gets lost in the kitchen.

And for that, I'm going right to Western medicine. They know how to put things back together. That's amazing what they can do these days in that, in that part of the technology, or even, or even, even orthoscopic procedures. It's really quite extraordinary. However, if I was sick, that's not where I'm going to go. That's just my opinion. That's all I'm saying.

Sharry Edwards: I love the attitude.

TalkToMeGuy: I have my own stubborn.

Sharry Edwards: Let's give the opportunity, everybody, to know themselves first before they have somebody else hacking on them. Yeah. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: Even if I was really sick, the first thing I would do would be go to the portal and do a vocal print. And someday I'll really learn how to use the nano voice. I still really do have a soft spot for the nano voice. I think it's a great app. It's all automated.

Sharry Edwards: It's all automated now on the portal. You don't have to do a thing. Push buttons, give your voice, and it gives your print out. Nice.

TalkToMeGuy: I like that very much.

Sharry Edwards: We're trying to make it easy for everybody.

TalkToMeGuy: That's right. Okay. We finally made it to the point at which I, because it was just hard getting you in here today, but now we're here and it was great. Where can people find out more about you and where would you like to have them go to find out more about either the biocosics that or wherever?

Sharry Edwards: If they want their free vocal print of any of these topics, just soundhealthportal.com. And if they want to write to me about being trained or being a long-term student, whatever they'd like, just email, Sharry Edwards, at gmail.com. Okay. Thank you. Awesome. That was great.

TalkToMeGuy: That was great. Thank you. Everybody have a great rest of the week and we'll see you next week. Bye-bye.

Sharry Edwards: Thank you.