It’s like seeing science happen, rather than just reading about it 😊

This is me right now. How I’m feeling in this exact moment in time. My cup is overflowing 😅 I didn’t realize I was such a visual learner. But here is the thing doc…I seem to have stumbled upon this by complete accident. Which is what brought me to your video. Mind you I am not the most smartest person I know. Even though my ego tells me differently. I’m quite humbled because of my circumstances. Ontop I have severe ADHD all my life… or it’s just another by oroduct from head trauma from when I was an infant. anyhow regardless I can explain myself another time. I’ve seen these in doctors offices before. and if not for accidental dropping it and hearing i just a few moments ago I very well would absolutely never would have experimented with the vibration it created. As soon as i touched it on my body I knew I was into something and having a hunch is one thing. But how did I know some of the things you spoke of without ever learning it.?? Subconsciously? Ok maybe some of it but not at this level! I feel tho as if I were a chimpanzee that had an apple fall on my head instead of Newton that’s how I feel right now. To add I have a bad problem retaining information. I forget most of what I learn in a day. So if I’m not making sense trust me I am trying to while maintaining this train of thought. Im speaking in real time in the desperate hopesis hearing this before it’s too late. I tire of not contributing. How many times have I woken up to a messy board, filled with things i don’t remember. I’ve been keeping some journals apparently and a lot of it’s been incoherent up until now. (I believe I’ve made an error. And hastily tried another attempt but in doing so causing more harm so I’m going to step away. Be mindful if you have to sort some of this. I have keys and legends in my entries that may make more sense to some else right now. End edit)I may only have a few hours. . I am now recording myself as I finish thisjust in case I wake up oblivious maybe some can be salvaged. like that it carried a consistent frequency, hertz)again I thought I knew some basic facts but of what I supposedly knew, but the visualization it added multi layers of understanding and somehow even carried over to other areas of things I thought I knew and unlocked their true selves to me… have mathematical equations spilling out of my head right now. Doctor im a 46 year old male with head trauma when I was an infant. I’m smart for someone in my predicament and I always knew there was much more but I feel like a rip tide just sucked me in. Can I apply this to other areas of science? Im only asking because this revaluation may be over exaggerated and a result of my brains chemistry…I could accept that. Quite modestly and satisfactory come to the conclusion if not I am trying to fit a square into a circle hole. But if I’m right!! I may need to talk to someone that may be interested in the things I have to say. Particularly a very big misunderstanding in ways the majority of the world has seemed to have accepted in their understandings. Even I feel like I’m still missing part of the equation. About as drastic as a freshman would be looking at a senior and trying to fill in 4 years of experience with his imagination, and actually settling on that assumption. I guess I will wait for a response.

Re: misconceptions of space & time : Stop looking at the darkness expecting to see lit up arrows pointing in that direction, because it’s not, it’s a cold desolate wasteland. The door is within us not outside. A perpetual vortex of energy The key is part “of the key” visualization is the command/ Cast They are afraid of us knowing this information. And they are suppressing it

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They stay in the medical bag until lunch

Burn🔥🔥

You don't need either if you have the tuning balloon whisk.

Dr. Gill seems like such a nice person!

Nah he’s ‘orrid!

🤣🤣 Truth be told, I’ve love to know how all the connections happened!

@@DrJamesGill In the 1800's doctors decided getting a grand piano behind the ear was just a tad to cumbersome. At least thats what I choose to believe 😂

It love how we’ve been able to repurpose things like tuning forks from entirely different areas of life to help people I know an AMAZING consultant who has a really difficult case with bowel failure. They saved the guys life through buying kit from B&Q and making a temporary (sterile) bodge job whilst he healed

Why? What's his success in healing people?

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Sometimes you’ll do the test and know something has gone wrong, so you’ll re do it

Aka broken cocoon

👍 honestly I think the tuning fork is my favourite medical device

I've never seen a doctor use one in real life though. I feel I have missed out!

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Because of how they are used on different body parts and the sensitivity 512hz is a very “fine” vibration, whereas 128hz Is quite coarse might be a better way of viewing it

Honestly I don’t know. I know the 256hz is C1

Yup, an important part of the toolkit

If you could hear sound of tuning fork better in this video I bet it would make for a great ASMR video. Dr James Gill has a really nice voice for this and sounds of tuning fork would add to the effect.

Not significantly with regard to the clinical utility

Sorry I don’t understand The numbers are the vibration frequencies

I did some digging on Wikipedia, the short answer (assuming I understand correctly) is that those frequencies are chosen so that the fork produces a correctly tuned note. If we went by base ten you'd likely get weird out of tune noises, that probably would sound unpleasant. The long answer is: Commercial tuning forks are tuned to the correct pitch at the factory, and the pitch and frequency in hertz is stamped on them. They can be retuned by filing material off the prongs. Filing the ends of the prongs raises the pitch, while filing the inside of the base of the prongs lowers it. Currently, the most common tuning fork sounds the note of A = 440 Hz, the standard concert pitch that many orchestras use. That A is the pitch of the violin's second string, the first string of the viola, and an octave above the first string of the cello. Orchestras between 1750 and 1820 mostly used A = 423.5 Hz, though there were many forks and many slightly different pitches.[5] Standard tuning forks are available that vibrate at all the pitches within the central octave of the piano, and also other pitches.

Yeah they're bent forks so that makes them wiggly forks 👽🤣👁️

You really should see a doctor.

I'd like to know also plz

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I’m from the Midlands, but I don’t really feel have a particular accent (but many seem to disagree)

Revising hard

Warwick, started 2006

I'm interested in hearing about this too.

Van Saar kicked BUTT! 😊

That’s a huge question Especially as the research is in it’s infancy The shorter answer - anything that helps anxiety, improves sleep, or helps someone relax in a safe manner has to be useful I know patients who state certain medical treatments don’t work for them - putting the prescribed management to the side for a moment - belief in a treatment, the placebo effect is ~20%, so if someone DOES believe something works and has no harm to them, we should embrace it

I can’t stress this enough, patients have said they can’t take X and instead have purchased Y. If it isn’t clinically validated, I’m always concerned patients are being fleeced, and highlight this - BUT if it helps them - all power to the patient Conversely if the same patients has purchased the same product, even if they fee is helps them, but I have evidence highlighting negative health effects of that product, I WONT support and and attempt to highlight the risks People should make their own decisions, but my role is to help them make their best decisions

@@DrJamesGill Thanks for the answer Doc. You sound like a man of principle.

Yeah it can because it can be easily turned into a broken cocoon 👽🤣👁️

@@DrJamesGill yeah that's a huge eagle from Los Angeles aka L O S Angel es

Hopefully not these ones!

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Revising. I think she’s a week away from first big one

@@DrJamesGill good luck to her!

@@DrJamesGill thanks thats where we build the home

It’s certainly a good examination skill for students to master

I’ve not control over that. YT set that i’m afraid

I’m NOT having lock down hair again!

@@DrJamesGill oh I liked your lockdown hair!