Soul Ties Massage and Wellness

02/20/2026

Everyone: “You’re such a homebody. Aren’t you bored?”
Me: “No, I’m busy doing things that 80 year old me will thank me for.”
P.S. it’s not easy!

01/26/2026

It’s 28 day cleanse time! Twice a year, since 2018, I do a Medical Medium 28 day cleanse. Why? Well, unfortunately we live in a toxic world. Toxic heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, synthetic fragrances, harsh chemicals, radiation, and the list goes on. We can avoid these in our homes, but not when we go out into the world. So, it’s important to cleanse unwanted pathogens and chemicals from our bodies to prevent and treat chronic illness.

Healing happens when we stop feeding what’s making us sick and start supporting what the body has been asking for all along. Chronic symptoms don’t come from a lack of protein or fat — they come from toxic overload and a liver that’s been working overtime for years. When excess fats are reduced, viral byproducts and heavy metals stop circulating so easily, and the liver can finally do its job of detoxifying and regenerating. Fruits, leafy greens, vegetables, and wild foods provide the living glucose, mineral salts, and cellular hydration the brain, nerves, and immune system rely on to repair. This is how the body shifts out of chronic stress and back into true healing mode.

Inbox me for a consult if you want to live your healthiest year yet!

09/04/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17AMcANtQM/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Sound isn’t just something we hear — it’s something our cells can feel. In a groundbreaking study, researchers from Kyoto University have revealed that audible sound waves can directly influence how our cells behave, opening a new frontier in non-invasive medical therapies.

Using a custom-designed system to deliver precise sound vibrations to cell cultures, the scientists discovered that even low-intensity acoustic waves could suppress the formation of fat cells and activate or suppress specific genes. These findings suggest that sound isn’t merely a sensory experience — it’s a mechanical signal that can alter biological processes.

At the heart of this research is the idea that sound is a form of mechanical energy. Like waves rippling through air or water, sound travels through our tissues and cells. The Kyoto team used this principle to design an experiment that bathed cultured cells in sound pressure and then analyzed how those cells responded. The results were striking: over 190 genes were found to be sound-sensitive, and one of the most pronounced effects was a reduction in adipocyte differentiation — the process of fat cell formation.

This discovery could mark a turning point in how we view sound and its potential in medicine. Unlike drugs or surgery, sound is non-material, non-invasive, and can be precisely controlled. As such, acoustic stimulation may offer a safe, fast-acting way to influence cell behavior — from altering gene expression to modulating how cells stick to their surroundings.

Beyond the medical implications, the study also challenges the traditional belief that sound perception is solely the domain of the ear and brain. Instead, it turns out your cells may be “listening” too — and responding in ways we’re just beginning to understand.

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📄 RESEARCH PAPER

📌 Masahiro Kumeta et al, "Acoustic modulation of mechanosensitive genes and adipocyte differentiation”, Communications Biology (2025)

06/28/2025

https://emckusick.substack.com/p/bioelectrical-coherence-the-next

Why the future of healing lies in restoring the body’s electrical rhythm—not just its chemistry

05/22/2025

Some mornings just stop me in my tracks.
The sky slowly opens its eyes, and suddenly—light spills over everything. The quiet, the colors, the way the world feels like it’s holding its breath for a moment… it’s magic.

There’s something sacred about witnessing the sunrise.
It reminds me that no matter what happened yesterday, today is brand new.

11/28/2023

Happy small business Tuesday! Thank you all and happy holidays!

05/15/2023

05/20/2022

Many of my (nonyoga) clients have wanted to try yoga for years, but feel intimidated. Here’s a nice article for those of you who feel the same way. 💜

Starting a yoga practice? Yoga for beginners will be different for every body. Wanderlust TV's Alex Dawson breaks down the fundamentals.

09/16/2021

Getting out of bed is very difficult for someone like me who suffers from adrenal fatigue. But when this is waiting for me as a reward, it makes the push so much easier.

09/15/2021