Sharry Edwards, Founder and Innovator of Human BioAcoustics

Sharry Edwards has been accused of being too scientific by some, too esoteric by others. In actuality she is a bridge between both fields of inquiry. Her unique auditory abilities allow her to “hear” each person’s Signature Sound and that ability led to serious questions about what those sounds could possibly mean? She has been tested in many labs and still uses her toning abilities to work with people who have no voice. Her curiosity and her need to make a difference in the world led her to develop a scientific format for computational biology using the sounds of the human voice.

Sharry calls this new field of discovery Sonoistry. Just as we have a system of basic elements that we call, chemistry, there is a basic set of sounds/frequencies that can monitor, predict and manage biological function. String theory found a basis for the existence of DNA; Sonistry is the basic system for RNA. (DNA is the pattern; RNA maintains the pattern.)

Sharry is the acknowledged pioneer in the emerging field of Human BioAcoustic Vocal Profiling. She has for many years provided the leading-edge research to show the voice as a holographic representation of the body. Here are a few of her discoveries that promise to change the face of healing – esoteric as well as conventional:

- Researchers and Clinicians who use color and sound in combination need to consider brain dominance because color and sound used together can cancel the influence of both – left brained people perceive color and sound as opposites; right brained people perceive color and sound as the same; whole brained people adjust to either depending on the situation

-Time domain vocal graphs (one note per phoneme) produces a type of information that can be very useful for personality profiling, group dynamics, match-making and other situations where personal actions and reactions would play a part

 - Frequency domain vocal graphs (translating vocal data to numeric data) produces a type of information that can be used to specifically identify the status of biochemicals, muscles, genomes, pathogenic exposure, nutrients, toxicities...

- Each Sound has an equal and opposite sound, a reciprocal, that can provide information and domain over the originating sound

- Just like herbs, that produce octaves of sound, healing frequencies are generally combinations that can be equated to established musical scales and harmonics

- Both frequencies and patterns of the voice contain significant, but different types of information

- Each person, place, thing and emotion has a “Frequency Equivalent”*. For humans this is known as a Signature Sound which actually consists of several octaves of sound. Anomalous Frequency Equivalents of a signature sound can be used to predict, sometimes 30 days in advance, what distress will occur

- Just as our brain is hardwired for math, so is our biology. The body and its system of unique biochemistry can be mapped using a mathematical matrix (Mathways*) of health and wellness

- The brain speaks a language of mathematical patterns that can be used to entrain the brain

- Voice spectral analysis examines the structure of the voice – Vocal Profiling interprets the frequencies and patterns associated with individual vocal acoustics

- Anomalous vocal acoustics can provide diagnostic information equal to the diagnostic ability of oto-acoustic emissions – the ear and voice can both provide a dynamic window into body mechanics, personality and biochemistry

- Just as there is an organized system of biochemistry; there is an organized system of sounds with individual biology, called Sonistry*

- The voice is a dynamic picture of the body through the interactions of the recurrent laryngeal nerve, the Vagus nerve and the brain

- Vocal profiling allows the detection of invading infectious agents in their genomic state before they become pathogenic

Current Projects Using Vocal Acoustics and Computational Biology

Predicting and monitoring heart stress through vocal acoustics

Templating profiles for anti-aging, immune system, degenerative connective tissue disease, macular degeneration, mitochondrial DNA, use of nutrients, adrenal, kidney and pancreas function, weight management....

Vocal Biometrics to monitor eye health and vision degeneration

Detecting biomarkers for Alzheimer through vocal analysis

Monitoring hormones through pregnancy, labor and delivery

Allergy symptoms linked to adulterated wheat and food supplies found through vocal profiling

The reduction of health costs through Vocal Profiling

Examining DNA/RNA through vocal frequency patterns helps plan for possible genetic related health issues

Reducing fibromyalgia symptoms using low frequency analog sound

Recent Research publications

Computerized Biometric Frequency Modeling Used to Detect Diagnostic Biomarkers through Vocal Acoustics.

A Novel and Rapid method for Detecting and Monitoring Resistant and Mutating Pathogens through Vocal Profiling.

Developing Technologies for BioAcoustic Vocal Profiling as a Viable Component of Integrative Medical Diagnostics and Treatment

Computational Biology used to Monitor Pregnancy Hormones throughout Induced Labor

*words coined for use with Human BioAcoustic Vocal Profiling research

Books that Sharry Edwards & her work has appeared in

Duke Encyclopedia of New Medicine

Alternative Medicine: The Definitive Guide

Natural Detoxification: A Practical Encyclopedia by Jacquelyn Krohn, MD & Frances Taylor, MD

The Scientific Basis of Integrative Medicine by Leonard Wisneski & Lucy Anderson

The Vivaxis Connection by Judy Jacka, MD

Overtoning: The Complete Guide to Healing with the Human Voice by Wayne Perry

Song of the Spine by Dr. June Wieder Immunization: The Reality behind the Myth by Walene James

New Age Encyclopedia: A Mind~Body~Spirit Reference Guide by Belinda Whitworth

Therapeutic Voice work: Principles and Practice for the Use of Singing As a Therapy by Paul Newham

The Science of Spirit: Beyond the Bleep by O. Frank Turner

Every Day a Miracle: Success Stories with Sound Therapy by Dorrine Davis

Sound Bodies through Sound Therapy by Dorrine Davis