Ringtones For Cell Phones Grew My Hair! And All About Ringtones
A researcher in Tokyo, Japan who studies the mind and artificial intelligence is studying the repeated affects of sound on the human body.
He is placing subliminal sounds in ringtones that will cause our bodies to react in ways that he wishes to be predictable like a ringtone that will increase your breast size, aid in healthy hair growth and improve memory.
The ringtone is the perfect vehicle for the application of these healing sounds and suggestions, because we hear our ringtones now so frequently.
Many of us may use our own form of sound therapy with our selection of ringtones.
Some of us choose songs that have special meanings and trigger fond memories of loved ones and loved times.
Others have ringtones of animals or other grounding sounds that connect them to the animal kingdom; still others have ringtones of sounds that make them feel good.
All of these can trigger memories and feelings that can be comforting, healing and healthy.
In 1997, your cell phone could make only two kinds of sounds.
It could "ring" or it could play a single-line melody, like "Für Elise.
" This was a monophonic sound which could be a bit annoying but there weren't any other choices.
Vesa-Matti Paananen, a Finnish computer programmer invented the ability to play music on our phones and then gave away his polyphonic midi software for free for anyone on the Internet.
That's about a billion dollar giveaway.
Many people spend numerous days listening to find just the right ringtone that expresses their individuality while being enjoyable enough to hear hundreds of times a day.
Hearing our friends' ringtones, in many cases, may be the way we are first introduced to new music.
Our choices of ringtones can painfully reflect our age and personalities - by choosing ringtones that are a bit too loud and in your face because you're young, or a bit too loud and in your face because you're old and need it that loud to hear it.
The classic ring that states your conservatism, the birds chirping and dogs speaking states your love of animals while your selection of musical ringtones can sometimes state your cultural preferences.
Choose your ringtone carefully for the message and feelings that sound provokes can be like a magic elixir that you take each time someone calls.
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He is placing subliminal sounds in ringtones that will cause our bodies to react in ways that he wishes to be predictable like a ringtone that will increase your breast size, aid in healthy hair growth and improve memory.
The ringtone is the perfect vehicle for the application of these healing sounds and suggestions, because we hear our ringtones now so frequently.
Many of us may use our own form of sound therapy with our selection of ringtones.
Some of us choose songs that have special meanings and trigger fond memories of loved ones and loved times.
Others have ringtones of animals or other grounding sounds that connect them to the animal kingdom; still others have ringtones of sounds that make them feel good.
All of these can trigger memories and feelings that can be comforting, healing and healthy.
In 1997, your cell phone could make only two kinds of sounds.
It could "ring" or it could play a single-line melody, like "Für Elise.
" This was a monophonic sound which could be a bit annoying but there weren't any other choices.
Vesa-Matti Paananen, a Finnish computer programmer invented the ability to play music on our phones and then gave away his polyphonic midi software for free for anyone on the Internet.
That's about a billion dollar giveaway.
Many people spend numerous days listening to find just the right ringtone that expresses their individuality while being enjoyable enough to hear hundreds of times a day.
Hearing our friends' ringtones, in many cases, may be the way we are first introduced to new music.
Our choices of ringtones can painfully reflect our age and personalities - by choosing ringtones that are a bit too loud and in your face because you're young, or a bit too loud and in your face because you're old and need it that loud to hear it.
The classic ring that states your conservatism, the birds chirping and dogs speaking states your love of animals while your selection of musical ringtones can sometimes state your cultural preferences.
Choose your ringtone carefully for the message and feelings that sound provokes can be like a magic elixir that you take each time someone calls.
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