Based on decades of research.
Vibroacoustics has a large and growing body of peer-reviewed evidence. Here is what it shows.
Sound you can feel.
Low-frequency vibration is delivered through the surface you lie on, alongside the music you hear, so you feel it throughout your body.
Vibroacoustics has been studied since the 1970s, and every element of our system is informed by this research. Onizion is a wellness product, not a medical device.
Whether you're sceptical or mystical, lie down, switch off and let the physics do the work.
A long history of research.
Since Olav Skille's pioneering work in the 1970s, vibroacoustics has been studied in wellness and clinical settings. Research has included autism, chronic pain, Parkinson's disease, fibromyalgia, post-operative recovery, and sensory dysregulation. Onizion is a wellness product informed by that research.
Peer-reviewed studies indexed on PubMed
Years of clinical research
Conditions examined in published studies
The studies.
VibroAcoustic Therapy
The paper that established vibroacoustic therapy as a clinical discipline.
The Effect of Vibroacoustic Therapy on Clinical and Non-Clinical Populations
Landmark doctoral research on pain management, anxiety reduction and neurological conditions.
Cognitive Rehabilitation Among Long COVID Patients Using Vibratory and Auditory Treatment Is Linked to BDNF
Measurable cognitive improvement in long COVID patients, linked to a protein associated with neuroplasticity.
“Grooving in My Body”: A Mixed-Methods Pilot Study of Vibroacoustic Therapy’s Effects on Emotion Regulation and Attention in Autistic Children
A pilot study with autistic children aged 9–12. After ten sessions, joint attention improved, and the children described feeling calm and enjoying the sessions.
Acoustic Stimulation in Pain Management: Neurobiological Mechanisms and Clinical Applications
A review of how acoustic and vibroacoustic stimulation reduces pain through neurobiological pathways.
Effects of Vibroacoustic Stimulation on Hypertension: A Pilot Cross-Over Experimental Study
A controlled pilot study of vibroacoustic stimulation and blood pressure.
Vibroacoustic Therapy and Parkinson's Disease
Studies documenting improvements in tremor, rigidity, gait and quality of life.
