Anthony Holland PhD: Destroying Cancer Cells with Music Frequencies

If you are someone who has contributed charitable funds to "help find a cure for cancer" for the past 50+ years, I am sorry to inform you that you have probably been defrauded by being fooled into contributing funds to Big Pharma and cancer drug research, where a cancer drug is considered "successful" if it can extend the life of a cancer patient for up to 5 years. There are no pharmaceutical products that actually cure cancer, because treating cancer is too profitable of an industry for Big Pharma to allow cures. But the fact is that there are literally hundreds of cures for cancer worldwide, although the FDA has outlawed almost all of them in the U.S. when they became too effective and interfered with drug profits. For a review of "unapproved" but effective cancer cures that we published back in 2014, see: "Unapproved but Effective Cancer Cures." Another person who has had success in curing cancer with ongoing research here in 2023, is Anthony G. Holland, who has a PhD in musical arts, is a renowned composer who has conducted at Carnegie Hall, and has been a Professor of Music and Director of Music Technology at Skidmore College for over 3 decades. Dr. Holland gained some attention to his work with a presentation in 2013 in a TED Talk, titled "Shattering cancer with resonant frequencies," that has over 2 million views and is, remarkably, still up on YouTube. He has recently written a publication titled "Inhibition of Proliferation of Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL) by frequency-specific Oscillating Pulsed Electric Fields (OPEF) broadcast by an enclosed gas plasma antenna."

Scientific Evidence Confirms Music Helps Preterm Infants Brains

SWI, the Swiss Information channel, reported that there is scientific evidence that music helps nurture brain development in premature infants. Swiss neuroscientists reported documenting positive effects of specially composed and performed music on developing neural networks of premature babies. The musical selection provided a soothing background of bells, harp, and Indian punji (charming snake flute). Infants in the music exposure group listened to music five times per week. Medical imaging reveals that the neural network of premature babies who have listened to specially composed music strengthens the development of their brain.

Senior Care: Music Beats Drugs in Fighting Dementia

Prescription drug abuse against the elderly is an epidemic problem in the U.S. today. Consider the following facts: According to the Office of the Inspector General, 304,983 elderly nursing home residents in the U.S. were given dangerous, and often deadly, antipsychotic drugs, of which 88% were prescribed off-label for dementia. Antipsychotic drugs can double the risk of death and triple the risk of stroke for seniors and there are now about 1 million nursing home patients on antipsychotic drugs. However, research now backs up the experience that personalized music has tremendous therapeutic benefits for seniors, allowing them to overcome dementia without drugs. Lemon Grove Care & Rehabilitation Center near San Diego has reported that since they introduced iPods and personalized playlists to their residents, antipsychotic medication has been reduced by over 50%!