At first glance, Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday seem like opposites: laughter, music and movement on one day and silence, retreat and clarity on the other. From the perspective of frequency therapy, both days can be understood as two successive „vibrational states“: Expansion (opening, expressing, connecting) and return (bundling, organizing, regulating). We are familiar with precisely this dynamic from the body: tensionContinue reading

Information in water - and how it can be used to create autonosodes for immune stimulation Author: NLS Informationsmedizin GmbH, Herbert Eder Introduction: Why „drops with frequency“ are of interest to so many people right now More and more people are looking for gentle, everyday methods to support their organism - especially when they feel exhausted,Continue reading

🌀 Introduction to the CAFL frequency list The CAFL frequency list (Commonly Accepted Frequency List) is a compilation of frequencies that have been tested and documented many times in frequency and vibration therapy. Each frequency or frequency group listed is associated with certain physical, mental or energetic states. The aim of this collection is to help usersContinue reading

Many people are familiar with this: you always wake up at the same time, are tired at certain times of the day or regularly experience complaints at similar times. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) describes an exciting model for this: the internal organ clock (also known as the meridian clock). It assumes that our organs have different „activity peak phases“ in a 24-hour rhythm.“Continue reading

Status: January 26, 2026 - and yes: at this time of year, „prophecies for the new year“ traditionally go viral. The same thing happens every year: The world is tense anyway, someone posts a list of „shocking predictions“ and suddenly Baba Wanga (also: Baba Vanga) and Nostradamus take center stage again. 2026 is noContinue reading

Lyme disease is a mystery for many people: the tick bite is long forgotten, blood values are contradictory, symptoms wander through the entire system - and at the end of the day there is often a feeling of „nobody can tell me what I have“. This is precisely why Lyme disease is often experienced by sufferers as a multisystem disease of our time:Continue reading