How the Nervous System Communicates Across Generations "These findings go against one of the most basic dogmas in modern biology. It was long thought that brain activity could have absolutely no impact on the fate of the progeny. The Weismann Barrier, also known as the Second Law of Biology, states that inherited information in the germline is supposed to be isolated from environmental influences. According to the study, this is the first time a mechanism has been identified that can transmit neuronal responses across generations. ...the discovery of a transgenerational transfer of information from the nervous system is a Holy Grail," explains Toker. "The nervous system is unique in its ability to integrate responses about the environment as well as bodily responses. The idea that it could also control the fate of an organism's progeny is stunning. "It would be fascinating to see if specific neuronal activities can impact the inherited information in a way that would give specific advantages to the progeny," Toker adds. "Through this route, parents could potentially transmit information that would be beneficial to the progeny in the context of natural selection. It could therefore potentially influence an organism's evolutionary course." https://www.technologynetworks.com/genomics/news/how-the-nervous-system-communicates-across-generations-320363

HOW Energy passes through generations of family

Types of "legitimate" frequencies that the gen pub would use and have access to are really just classified by bandwidth starting from ULF to Low RF, to mid RF, which is basically ranges like 300 hz approx to 3 Khz for ULF ( this includes audio ), altho you do have audio below this as well. Higher than 3 Khz as you climb to Mhz range you are working with RF. What you want to do is match the equipment, gear you are using to the range and effects you are aiming for. Many people and companies out there have jumped on the "frequency" band wagon and are peddling all sorts of nonsense that they call "frequencies" when really they arent so its better to take your time to learn about this subject before you buy anything and this includes most "frequency apps" circulating out there. I did not address infra / ultrasonics or other tech because this is not equipment that most people have access to. Examples of types of gear that you can use for ULF to low RF can be found at this link ; https://soundofstars.org/coilssd.htm Note, when you are working with low to mid RF ranges you need to make sure you are not exceeding safety level output ranges or exposure time, you want to keep the power output low at higher frequency ranges, hope that helps