This study examined the effects of neck stabilization exercise combined with vibroacoustic sound on chronic neck pain and tension-type headache. Thirty-six patients participated in a 4-week program. Results showed significant improvements in pain (NRS), headache impact (HIT-6), and muscle tone in the vibroacoustic group, suggesting acoustic stimulation may be an effective therapeutic tool.

This study examined sonic vibration on inflammation using mouse and cell models. At 90 Hz, SV boosted IL-10 secretion, improved survival, and eased colitis symptoms, showing its anti-inflammatory potential through cytokine modulation.

This study tested vibroacoustic sound therapy in patients within 7 days of knee surgery. Over 4 weeks, VAT reduced pain, improved range of motion, and enhanced hamstring strength, confirming its therapeutic potential in early joint recovery.

This article explains how sonic wave technology in massage chairs converts low-frequency audio into deep vibrations. It covers components, signal processing and how vibrations penetrate muscles, fascia, and organs to enhance body function and overall wellness.