Do Cats Have a Healing Vibrational Frequency?

[DorianSullivan]

i've heard that a cat's purr has a certain vibrational frequency that can help heal. Is this true? How does it work?

[GustavoRayden]

yes! Cats purr at a frequency in between 25 to 150 Hz, which is known to be beneficial for healing. Research suggests that those frequencies can help reduce stress , promote bone healing, and even reduce pain. Fairly fantastic, right?

[NikolasDevon]

i've listened to the same thing. I'm a huge cat sweetheart and have noticed that when my cat curls up on my chest and purrs, I feel much calmer. There's undoubtedly something soothing on it.

[CyrusArmando]

it's not just about calming people, either. Cats use their purring for self-healing too. When they're injured or stressed, they'll purr to help velocity up their own recovery. The vibration is believed to have therapeutic effects on muscles and bones.

[JudePeyton]

that's really fascinating. There's some thing powerful on pulse in general. I actually use the Lovense app-controlled vibrators for stress relief in a comparable way. It's not quite the same as a cat purring, but it helps me relax and release tension. Vibrations, no matter the source, seem to have that calming effect!