Thanks! nostr:nprofile1qqs9w2ddnyd8ur9c39cua535savpq4us65gkpgymytgd3uuu5a3duygppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qy0hwumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytfsxvhxgmmjv9nxzcm5dae8jtn0wfnj7qgnwaehxw309ac82unsd3jhqct89ejhxtc8rfve9 I enjoyed the video. I don't subscribe to the unbased and unsubstantiated conspiracy theory related to standardizing A = 440 Hz (aka the Stuttgart Pitch) as a form of Nazi attack on the population or an Illuminati war on consciousness.

Standardizing pitch was important for unifying music composition as a whole, and among many other reasons that debunk this wild claim, those in power would also be subjecting themselves, their families, and loved ones to those standardized "agitating" frequencies.

Here is an excellent article on the subject:

https://online.ucpress.edu/jpms/article/33/1/137/116319/Perfect-Pitch432-Hz-Music-and-the-Promise-of

That said, I am very familiar with the Solfeggio frequencies, cymatics, sympathetic resonance, and the energetic, destructive, and healing powers of frequency and vibration. I had my last harmonium tuned to A = 432 Hz (aka the Verdi Pitch), and I am a big proponent of NuCalm, binaural audio, sound baths, etc.

Yes there is quite a bit. If you are going to research this just start with 'science behind solfeggio frequencies'. From there I would start at the 1970s and work your way up to now.

Be aware that its going to go off in many directions. There have been multiple doctors scientists and physicists that have done these experiments all from their individual fields. On top of that they are usually just working with one of the frequencies.

So what you will encounter is things like

How frequency A affects cell walls by Dr 1

How frequency B affects DNA by Dr 2

How frequency C affects blood pressure in lab rats by Dr 3

LOL get the idea. So best to pick the field of science you enjoy the most and go down that road.

But it is fascinating if you are willing to put in the work