Daily rhythm and body balance
Traditional Chinese medicine, its younger sister Ayurveda, and naturopathy teach us that a disturbed balance in the body is reflected through problems in the organs. Recognizing your personal type in relation to the season, age and daily rhythm is the key to balanced health. Connecting these elements makes it easier to understand and establish inner harmony.
The purpose of frequency-therapy-healing.com is to inspire curiosity about these ancient medical traditions and help people reconnect with their physical and mental health. Frequency therapies are presented as part of a holistic approach that addresses both causes and symptoms while supporting balance among all five organs.
For the frequency programs presented on this page, we recommend Zapper-Pro, a programmable frequency generator that lets you enter and save any frequency from 1 Hz to 1 MHz. The Zapper-Pro 32 11-HRF includes, in addition to its two standard outputs, a dedicated 11-HRF output for frequencies up to 11 MHz.
Each organ has its own characteristic frequency. Frequency therapies target these specific frequencies to stimulate the organ to function better. Frequencies aligned with a specific organ are used to support the treatment of specific body conditions. An integrated approach that combines frequency therapies with other methods contributes to a holistic and effective treatment process.
The frequencies listed in this article come from the ETDFL (Electro Therapy Device Frequency List), published at ETDFL.com. The list brings together frequency programs for a wide range of health conditions and organs and is intended for use with programmable frequency generators.
Download the complete ETDFL frequency list as a free English-language e-book
The five elements and relationships between the organs
These two systems, the creative and the controlling, work together to maintain harmony and balance in the body. It is important to understand these relationships in order to ensure that energy flows unhindered and that the body is in optimal condition.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is deeply rooted in the principles of nature and the connections between the elements. Each element and the organ associated with it participates in certain interactions that define how energy (Qi) circulates and transforms in the human body.
Central to TCM is the creative, supportive or "mother-child" relationship. In this cycle, water (kidneys) supports wood (liver), wood (liver) supports fire (heart), fire (heart) nourishes earth (spleen), earth (spleen) supports metal (lungs), and metal (lungs) ultimately creates water (kidneys). This relationship illustrates the natural bond between a mother and her child: if the mother is weak, her child will also be weak, and if the child is healthy, they will also bring health to their mother.
On the other hand, we have the controlling relationship, also known as the "husband-wife" relationship. In this cycle, water (kidneys) controls fire (heart), wood (liver) controls earth (spleen), fire (heart) controls metal (lungs), metal (lungs) controls wood (liver), and earth (spleen) controls water (kidneys). This system ensures that no one element becomes too strong or dominates the others, and maintains a balance between them.
Kidneys & Bladder (Water Element)
- Kidneys: Associated with the body; vital organs for filtering and purifying the blood.
- Bladder: Supports excretion and the removal of waste.
- Water element: Associated with regeneration and growth. Adequate water intake and hydration support health.
Frequency therapies for supporting the organs with Zapper-Pro:
Kidneys:
120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz
kidney meridian: 384 Hz
Adrenal glands:
70 Hz, 5,500 Hz, 73,300 Hz, 134,250 Hz, 357,300 Hz, 454,370 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 689,410 Hz, 712,230 Hz, 993,410 Hz
Bladder:
160 Hz, 800 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 30,000 Hz, 67,500 Hz, 125,000 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 563,180 Hz, 642,910 Hz, 930,120 Hz
bladder meridian: 344 Hz
Liver & Gallbladder (Wood Element)
- Liver: Associated with the mind; essential for detoxification and metabolism.
- Gallbladder: Helps digest fats and release energy.
- Wood element: Associated with growth and flexibility. A healthy lifestyle and avoiding toxins support its function.
Frequency therapies for supporting the organs with Zapper-Pro:
Liver:
200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
liver meridian: 1,032 Hz
Gallbladder:
160 Hz, 230 Hz, 650 Hz, 840 Hz, 2,500 Hz, 127,500 Hz, 255,470 Hz, 387,500 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 825,910 Hz
gallbladder meridian: 507 Hz
Heart & Small Intestine (Fire Element)
- Heart: Associated with the spirit; the centre of emotions and love.
- Small intestine: Essential for nutrient absorption.
- Fire element: Associated with energy and warmth. Meditation and emotional connection support heart health.
Frequency therapies for supporting the organs with Zapper-Pro:
Heart:
70 Hz, 410 Hz, 700 Hz, 970 Hz, 2,750 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 15,310 Hz, 67,500 Hz, 115,700 Hz, 356,720 Hz
heart meridian: 289 Hz
Small intestine:
80 Hz, 250 Hz, 700 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 17,500 Hz, 185,750 Hz, 350,000 Hz, 425,170 Hz, 510,500 Hz
small intestine meridian: 316 Hz
Spleen & Stomach (Earth Element)
- Spleen: Associated with emotions; essential for the immune system.
- Stomach: Responsible for digestion and converting food into energy.
- Earth element: Associated with stability and nourishment. A balanced diet and emotional balance support health.
Frequency therapies for supporting the organs with Zapper-Pro:
Spleen:
40 Hz, 350 Hz, 2,500 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 60,000 Hz, 125,000 Hz, 300,000 Hz, 475,200 Hz, 527,000 Hz, 752,700 Hz
spleen meridian: 265 Hz
Stomach:
120 Hz, 200 Hz, 900 Hz, 47,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 275,030 Hz, 534,250 Hz, 691,240 Hz, 775,000 Hz, 922,530 Hz
stomach meridian: 127 Hz
Pancreas:
70 Hz, 570 Hz, 23,100 Hz, 50,000 Hz, 72,800 Hz, 132,200 Hz, 220,300 Hz, 587,300 Hz, 722,520 Hz, 915,200 Hz
(the spleen meridian also includes the pancreas)
Lungs & Large Intestine (Metal Element)
- Lungs: Associated with the environment and the air around us.
- Large intestine: Essential for waste elimination.
- Metal element: Associated with sharpness and purity. A healthy environment and personal discipline support the lungs and large intestine.
Frequency therapies for supporting the organs with Zapper-Pro:
Lungs:
70 Hz, 370 Hz, 950 Hz, 3,520 Hz, 28,100 Hz, 123,980 Hz, 407,920 Hz, 627,280 Hz, 736,220 Hz, 816,610 Hz
lung meridian: 2,287 Hz
Large intestine:
80 Hz, 250 Hz, 700 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 17,500 Hz, 185,750 Hz, 350,000 Hz, 425,170 Hz, 510,500 Hz
large intestine meridian: 4,230 Hz
When entering meridian frequencies into Zapper-Pro, use one of the nine-hour single-frequency programs. Such a program runs one selected frequency continuously for nine hours and is therefore suitable for prolonged support of an individual meridian. More about meridian frequencies
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) emphasizes the importance of understanding the deep connections between various conditions in our bodies and the organs that play a key role in these conditions. The main goal is to understand how your physical problems may indicate weakness in certain organs. Rather than focusing only on relieving symptoms, it is crucial to focus on eliminating the underlying causes of these problems.
Supporting and strengthening the affected organs is a fundamental step in the healing process. While working on symptoms is important, the underlying organs that are weak or out of balance must first be addressed and strengthened to ensure lasting relief and holistic self-healing.
Stages of life
- Until the age of 15 - Liver The first period of life is associated with the liver. In TCM, the liver represents growth, development and creativity. This is the time when young people develop and grow, and their energy is directed towards exploring the world around them.
- 15 - 30 years - Heart In adolescence and early adulthood, our lives revolve around the heart. The heart in TCM represents fire, passion and emotional connection. This is a period of searching for love, passion and personal identity.
- 30 - 45 years - Spleen As we enter middle adulthood, our connection to the spleen becomes stronger. In TCM, the spleen represents caring for others, digestion and the conversion of food into energy. This is a time when people focus on family, career and caring for others.
- 45 - 60 years - Lungs As we approach the later years, the lungs become vital. In TCM, the lungs represent introspection, sadness and connection to the spiritual world. This is a period of reflection, letting go and preparing for the next phase of life.
- 60 years and over - Kidneys In mature years, our life centers around the kidneys. The kidneys in TCM represent the root of our life energy, the wisdom and knowledge that comes from experience.
The links for each organ and element provide additional information and a list of health conditions associated with individual organs. Understanding the connections between the organs and a person’s health condition is essential, as it helps identify which organs require the greatest attention in a particular condition and how they may be supported with Zapper-Pro and the principles of TCM.
Holistic health
In Eastern traditions, the understanding of chakras is deeply symbolic, connecting the spiritual and physical aspects of our being. The connections between the chakras and our organs illustrate the subtle interaction between our physical body, energy centers and spiritual health.
While these teachings may seem abstract to the Western mind, they offer us a unique insight into a holistic understanding of the human body and spirit.
Among other things, our chakras can be regulated with the help of Solfeggio frequencies via F-Gen. In this way, we use scalar waves and pulsed magnetic therapy at the same time.
Holistic health is based on nurturing the physical, mental, spiritual, emotional and environmental aspects of our lives.
• Mind: Stress management, positive thinking and mental clarity.
• Spirit: Meditation, spiritual practices or the search for meaning.
• Emotions: Managing emotions, self-understanding and empathy.
• Environment: Living in a healthy environment where ecological practices are followed and community support is provided.
• Body: Proper nutrition, regular physical activity and rest.
Table of health conditions
The table below links different physical conditions with individual organs and elements. Find the relevant condition and check which organs require the greatest attention. Frequencies for supporting each organ are listed above and can be entered into Zapper-Pro for use in daily sessions.
How to read the table
The size of the symbol shows how much attention each organ needs. A larger symbol means that more work should be devoted to that organ, while smaller symbols indicate organs that require additional support.
| Health conditions | KIDNEYS / BLADDER; water element | LIVER / GALLBLADDER; wood element | HEART / SMALL INTESTINE; fire element | SPLEEN / STOMACH; earth element | LUNGS / LARGE INTESTINE; metal element | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AIDS | ||||||
| Acne | ||||||
| Allergies | ||||||
| Allergies to poisonous plants | ||||||
| Alzheimer’s disease | ||||||
| Anorexia and bulimia | ||||||
| Arteriosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries | ||||||
| Arthritis | ||||||
| Asthma | ||||||
| Warts | ||||||
| Bronchitis | ||||||
| Vomiting | ||||||
| Lower back pain | ||||||
| Gum diseases | ||||||
| Gallbladder diseases | ||||||
| Stomach ulcer | ||||||
| Intestinal parasites | ||||||
| Obesity | ||||||
| Depression | ||||||
| Diverticulitis, or inflammation of intestinal pouches | ||||||
| Diarrhea | ||||||
| Oedema | ||||||
| Emphysema of the lungs | ||||||
| Headache | ||||||
| Glaucoma | ||||||
| Dysentery | ||||||
| Hemorrhoids | ||||||
| Hepatitis | ||||||
| Hyperthyroidism | ||||||
| Hypoglycemia | ||||||
| Hypothyroidism | ||||||
| Cold hands and feet | ||||||
| Impotence, or inability to achieve an erection | ||||||
| Urinary incontinence, or urine leakage | ||||||
| Sciatica | ||||||
| Hair loss, baldness | ||||||
| Memory loss | ||||||
| Absence of menstruation | ||||||
| Rashes | ||||||
| Fatigue caused by disrupted circadian rhythms (desynchronosis) | ||||||
| Morning sickness | ||||||
| Candida (candida albicans) | ||||||
| Cough | ||||||
| Hives | ||||||
| Cramps and muscle pain | ||||||
| Varicose Veins | ||||||
| Bleeding from the nose | ||||||
| Psoriasis | ||||||
| Renal weakness | ||||||
| Hangover | ||||||
| Mastitis or inflammation of the mammary glands | ||||||
| Menopause | ||||||
| Menstrual problems | ||||||
| Migraine | ||||||
| Seasickness or motion sickness | ||||||
| Disorders in the vitreous of the eye | ||||||
| Bloating | ||||||
| Nephritis (acute and chronic) or kidney inflammation | ||||||
| Insomnia | ||||||
| Low blood pressure | ||||||
| Low level of life energy | ||||||
| Dependence on alcohol | ||||||
| Nicotine addiction | ||||||
| Involuntary seminal discharge (including wet dreams) | ||||||
| Urinary tract infections | ||||||
| Dizziness | ||||||
| Osteoporosis or loss of bone mass | ||||||
| Paralysis due to stroke | ||||||
| Pelvic inflammation | ||||||
| Pneumonia | ||||||
| Insect bites and stings | ||||||
| Elevated cholesterol | ||||||
| Cold and flu | ||||||
| Bedsores | ||||||
| Dandruff | ||||||
| Gout | ||||||
| Cancer | ||||||
| Urinary stones | ||||||
| Cataract | ||||||
| Indigestion and heartburn | ||||||
| Anemia | ||||||
| Nausea | ||||||
| Diabetes mellitus | ||||||
| Carpal tunnel syndrome (nerve compression) | ||||||
| Chronic fatigue syndrome | ||||||
| Irritable bowel syndrome | ||||||
| Snoring | ||||||
| Sunburn | ||||||
| Heart diseases | ||||||
| Postoperative conditions | ||||||
| Weak immune system | ||||||
| Hearing problems | ||||||
| Boils and abscesses | ||||||
| Bad breath | ||||||
| Mouth sores | ||||||
| Mouth ulcers or canker sores | ||||||
| Vaginal infections | ||||||
| High blood pressure | ||||||
| Inflammation and enlargement of the prostate | ||||||
| Tendonitis | ||||||
| Inflammation of the bladder | ||||||
| Sinus inflammation and excessive mucus | ||||||
| Sore throat | ||||||
| Heat rash | ||||||
| Agitation | ||||||
| Constipation | ||||||
| Problems with libido or decreased sexual desire | ||||||
| Ringing in the ears |
Sources
- Dušan Donko and Simona Tomažič Planinšec, Preproste rešitve za 108 bolezni, 2nd revised and expanded edition, 2020.
- Giovanni Maciocia, The Foundations of Chinese Medicine: A Comprehensive Text, 3rd edition, Elsevier, 2015.
- World Health Organization, WHO International Standard Terminologies on Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2022.
- ETDFL Association, The Electro Therapy Device Frequency List, 2023.
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- Erika Brajnik, Naturopatski priročnik za samopomoč, 5th revised edition, Saeka, 2023.