Wellness disclaimer

1. What the service produces

The studio uses standard web or device audio capabilities to generate ordinary audible sound through speakers or headphones. A selected number in hertz describes audio oscillation frequency. It is not a medical dose, validated protocol, or proof of a biological effect.

2. What the service does not reproduce

Audible output from a phone, computer, speaker, or headphone does not reproduce the electrical current, magnetic field, electrode coupling, calibrated intensity, carrier signal, or tissue exposure of electrical, electromagnetic, PEMF, or other regulated devices. Similar frequency labels do not make technologies equivalent.

3. Historical source index and no disease protocols

The members-only historical source index transcribes labels and numbers from a supplied frequency compilation. Some original labels name diseases, symptoms, organisms, anatomy, substances, or claimed uses. They are preserved as unverified archival source records, not diagnoses, recommendations, treatments, protocols, doses, or outcome promises. A source card receives Play only when one of its recorded values is an exact number from 20 through 20,000 Hz that can be sent unchanged to the ordinary audio lab. The button does not validate the source association or imply that the tone affects the named label. Values that are too low or high, ambiguous, converted, a range, a code, or not one exact frequency remain non-playable. A signal may still be inaudible or poorly reproduced on a particular device.

Plain-language definitions explain what a historical term means and may link to an authoritative health-information source. They do not supply new frequency associations, divide a generic source label into unsupported subtypes, or prove efficacy. Anecdotes, testimonials, historical use, converted values, device lists, or repetition of a frequency number are not clinical proof. Do not use the index or sound tools to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent a condition, or to delay, replace, or change professional care or prescribed treatment.

4. Third-party source findings, videos, and external claims

The members-only Resona page presents MW2H-authored category-level findings from a private completeness review of the supplied VIBE 60 Protocols and Brain Wave Expansion Protocols documents. It cites the document titles and official vendor pages but does not republish row-by-row program names, source descriptions, runtimes, condition-frequency pairings, brain-wave associations, page sequence, or document layout. Resona describes VIBE as a silent pulsed-electromagnetic-field (PEMF) device, not an audio device. The supplied documents do not provide the complete proprietary frequency-pair recipes, carrier, ramped-square-wave settings, field strength, placement, or other information required to reproduce VIBE output. Our Health 2 Wealth does not reconstruct those missing details and does not claim that phone audio is a VIBE session, PEMF exposure, or an enhancement of one.

Source documents, embedded videos, demonstrations, vendor statements, and external claims belong to their respective sources. Our citations and synthesis are provided for transparent historical or educational reference. Inclusion is not endorsement, clinical validation, medical advice, or evidence that ordinary audible sound produces the effects discussed. The Resona findings page provides no title-derived neutral-tone handoff; the general audio lab is separate. Never delay or replace professional care.

5. Listening safety

• Lower your device volume before starting, particularly with headphones.
• Use the lowest comfortable level and take regular breaks.
• Stop immediately if you experience pain, ringing, pressure, dizziness, nausea, headache, agitation, disorientation, or other discomfort.
• Do not listen while driving, cycling, operating machinery, crossing roads, supervising hazards, or where environmental awareness matters.
• Keep sound away from infants, children, pets, and anyone who has not chosen to listen.
• Do not place speakers or headphones at unsafe proximity or volume.

6. Ask a professional first

Seek advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare or hearing professional before use if you have hearing loss, tinnitus, hyperacusis or sound sensitivity, ear pain or infection, migraines triggered by sound, epilepsy or seizures affected by sound, a neurological or psychiatric condition, an implanted medical device, are pregnant, or have another concern about exposure to sound.

7. Device and hearing variation

Actual output and audibility vary with the audio hardware, operating system, browser, system equalisation, speaker/headphone response, surrounding noise, age, and individual hearing. Frequencies near 20 Hz or 20,000 Hz may be inaudible or distorted. The in-app gain ceiling cannot control your device’s final sound pressure level.

8. Binaural/stereo mode

Binaural mode presents slightly different audible frequencies to the left and right channels and requires stereo headphones for that separation. We make no claim that a chosen difference produces a specific brain state, cognitive change, health effect, or therapeutic outcome.

9. Emergencies and ongoing symptoms

The service is not for emergencies. Seek urgent local medical help for a medical emergency. For persistent or worsening symptoms, stop using the service and contact a qualified professional.

10. Questions

For product and safety questions, contact safety@ourhealth2wealth.com.