What is the best medicine?

Healing by listening to Quran

Neural cell in the brain in a state of constant vibration

Before the baby is born , his brain cells begin vibrating rhythmically

in a balanced way

Scientists also discovered that the DNA strap inside each cell vibrates

in a certain way as well

An image for the brain cells in which we can see the damaged

area appear in red color

The Holy Quran recitation sound has wave sounds that have a

certain frequency and a certain wave length

The amazing effect resulting from Listening to Quran:

•  The continuous listening to the recitation of Holy Quran gives you the following

real fruitful results:

• -                      increase the immunity of the body

• -                      enhance the creativity sense

• -                      improve the concentration ability

• -                      heal the chronic and incurable illnesses

• -                      change the behavior and enable people to communicate better

and gain trust

• -                      create inner peace and heal the neural tensions

• -                      heal nervousness, irritation and precipitation

• -                      improve the ability of taking right decisions

• -                      decrease fear and hesitation

• -                       improve and strengthen the personality

• -                      heal the normal illnesses such as allergy, headache, flu ,etc.

• -                      improve the speech ability

• -                      protect from diseases such as cancer and so on

• -                      Change some bad habits such as excessive eating and smoking

www.kaheel7.com/engReferences:

1- Brain cells tune in to music, www.nature.com

2- Neural oscillations,www.en.wikipedia.org3- Brain wave therapy, Brain Sync

Corporation, 2006.4- Vibration, www.wordpress.com

6- Simon Heather, The Healing Power of Sound.

7- Virginia Essene, You are Becoming a Galactic Being.

8- Revolutionary nanotechnology illuminates brain cells at work,

www.nanotechwire.com, 6/1/2005.