Brass therapeutic tuning fork | 110 Hz Stomach

Savita Harmony brass therapeutic tuning fork tuned to a frequency of 110 Hz - traditionally associated with the stomach area and upper abdomen. It belongs to a range of more specifically focused tuning forks for gentle bodywork, massage, acupressure, or sound therapy. Due to its lower frequency, it has a deep, dense, and easily perceptible tone, whose vibration you will feel best when placing the handle directly on the body.

What this tuning fork is used for

The 110 Hz Stomach tuning fork is traditionally used for the stomach area and upper abdomen. Its deeper vibration can support the release of tension in the abdomen, calm this area, and harmonize digestion. It is suitable for massage, acupressure, individual therapy, and home body care. It is used slowly and gently, most often by placing the handle on the upper abdominal area.

Key features

• Frequency 110 Hz: traditionally associated with the stomach area and upper abdomen
• Brass design: warm, full tone with longer resonance
• Easily perceptible vibration: lower frequency is pleasantly transmitted to the chosen spot via the handle
• For gentle bodywork: suitable for massage, acupressure, somatic practice, and sound work

How the tuning fork is activated

You activate the tuning fork with a gentle strike against a rubber mallet or a soft pad. It is better to avoid hard surfaces to prevent unnecessary damage to the tuning fork.

After activation, you can place the handle directly on your body - with this tuning fork, work is traditionally done primarily on the upper abdominal area. The vibration is easily felt in the given area, and working with it should be slow, calm, and without pressure. As soon as the tone fades, you repeat the strike and can place the tuning fork again on the same or a nearby spot.

Specifications

• Instrument type: therapeutic tuning fork
• Frequency: 110 Hz - Stomach
• Material: brass - copper and zinc alloy
• Packaging: tuning fork, fabric case

Who this tuning fork is suitable for

The 110 Hz tuning fork is mainly suitable for therapists, masseurs, acupressure therapists, somatic practitioners, physiotherapists, and sound therapists who want to expand their work with a gentle sound and vibration layer. It may also be suitable for people who have been engaged in bodywork for a long time and want to include a tuning fork in their personal practice.

For solo listening, this frequency is not the most typical choice. Its main strength lies in applying it to the body and its easily perceptible vibration. In combination with other organ tuning forks, for example Gallbladder 164.3 Hz or Blood 321.9 Hz, it can form part of a broader set for gentle body practice.

Why choose this tuning fork

• Frequency: traditionally associated with the stomach area and upper abdomen
• Brass design: with a warm, full tone and longer resonance
• Lower frequency: with easily perceptible vibration when placed on the body
• Suitable for: massage, acupressure, somatic practice, and therapeutic sound work
• Part of the series: Savita Harmony - with an emphasis on sound quality and workmanship

Frequently asked questions

Why is the 110 Hz frequency interesting?

110 Hz belongs to so-called organ frequencies - tones that are associated with specific organs and bodily areas in traditional sound-working systems. This frequency is traditionally assigned to the stomach and upper abdominal area. It works best when the handle is applied directly to the body.

Can I use the tuning fork at home by myself?

Yes. If you have a feel for bodywork and proceed gently, you can use it in your home practice as well. For more specifically focused tuning forks, however, it is good to start slowly, perceive the body's reactions, and not push for a result. For an initial introduction to tuning forks, a more universal frequency, such as 136.10 Hz Earth / OM, may be a simpler choice.

Is the 110 Hz tuning fork suitable for solo listening?

This is not its main use. The 110 Hz frequency is relatively low and best manifests when applied to the body, where you can perceive its vibration. For solo listening, meditation, or harmonizing a space, more universal frequencies are usually more suitable, for example 136.10 Hz or some Solfeggio tuning forks.