120hz Pure Tone Helps With Fatigue Unbelievable Results! (8hours)

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The 120hz is said to help with fatigue and also used used to help sinus disorders/sinus infection/head cold.
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[@thehauntedhive]

120 and 121 can also be very helpful for ataxia in birds! My parakeet's ataxia was from an inherited metabolic disease, and I coupled using 120hz & 121hz with Coseva TRS and the results were quite literally life changing for him.

[@MeditationZenYT]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

[@d.aardent9382]

Sounds like the old florescent light fixtures at school. When it was quiet you could hear and feel the ballast electrical sounds. Lol

[@fab_anshi2587]

is this sound helpful for treating cold??

[@chitrasingh44]

If you hum along with it, it releases nitrous oxide in your nostrils that get to work on allergens and infections. That is part of why you have cold.