It is incredible the knowledge that Dr. Heidi Yellen has. We have been blown away. And her studys related to the frequency of clothing. Heidi has opened up some understanding for us that is incredible. Reading her study notes and more has helped us to inform others. Especially those of our Online Community.
Let’s Talk About The Relationship between Fabric Frequencies and Wellbeing. Of course, from the brilliance that Dr Heidi Yellen’s Study Brings: See More About That By Going Here
The Dr Yellen study suggests a strong relationship between fabric’s frequencies and the human health. Specifically that High-frequency fabrics like hemp, linen, wool, and organic cotton impart energy. It is suggested that low-frequency synthetics might drain your energy. And now that you’ve been made aware of it, wait until you start to feel it. There is a difference in the fabrics in your clothing and how you feel. All choices matter, and the more we are finding out about clothing and frequencies such that Heidi has shared, the more of an impact we can have in the quality of our life.
We have the choice to avoid Low Frequency Clothing. And as we can, consider the High Frequency Clothing options more.
Interesting Fact: Linen Sheets and Gowns more for their Patients. Somewhere along the line, they decided to go Low Frequency fabrics. Hmmm. Let’s go in that a bit more.
Linen: Known For High-Frequency and Known as the “Healer Clothes”
In the study by Dr Yellen: The fabric that stands out is Linen. With a high frequency of 5,000, linen is 50 times higher than the human body’s frequency, which averages around 100. With Linen’s higher frequency, the study suggests that it could impart energy to those who wear it. This can potentially boost vitality and well-being.
Bandages, sheets, clothing and primary materials were historically used in Doctor Offices and Hospitals. Again, historically. So, next time you are at your Doctors Office or Hospital, check the materials out that they are using for the “sick” today. You have to ask yourself the qustions, “why did they change?’. Our loved ones, need healing care, not “keep sick” care. Note that linen is know for its resistance, naturally, to bacterial growth and fungo. Seems like a must for hospitals, right? I think Dr Yellen would agree.
Wool: It is Warm and Delivers the High Frequency Wanted
As the same as linen, wool vibrates at a frequency of 5,000. Known for its comfort and warmth, the high frequency of wool suggests more than just physical warmth. This is suggesting that it could also be energizing the person who is wearing this on a vibrational level. As also written and talked about in the Bible, however, when wool and linen are worn together, the frequencies of clothing nullify. They cancel each other out. So wear linen? Yes. Wool? Yes! Just do not wear these two fabrics together.
Organic Cotton: For a Win in Harmonizing with the Body, it’s Organic Cotton
What makes Organic cotton stands out? It is vibrating at frequency of 100. That is the same 100 that a Healthy Body rests at. In essence, organic cotton is mirroring the human body’s frequency. NOTE: Non organic is not harmonizing due to it being shown to have a lower frequency of about 70.
Silk: Not S Great Low Frequency (Not as Great As They Tried to Make it Seem)
Be sure to make a note of Silk. Silk is not a winner in the frequency of clothing. Dr Yellen’s study has measured the frequency of silk to be about 10. This is a horrible frequency score. This unbelievably low frequency may come from the processing methods. In the processing methods, some chemicals are used. Conclusion? Silk make feel nice to the touch, but it is zapping your energy, not what we need.
Dreadful Fabrics Rayon and Synthetic: Low Frequency as Expected
In the Study by Dr Heidi Yellen, Rayon resulted in testing at a frequency of 15. That, too, is horrible. Synthetic fabrics like acrylic, nylon, and polyester, hold no value in with a zero frequency. These synthetic fabrics are not only bad for our Bodies, these are harmful to the environment as well. This gives these synthetic fabrics a score of zero all the say around.