110. Linda Bamber: How Frequency Therapy Is Rewriting Midlife Wellness
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What if the brain fog, restless nights, creeping fatigue, or stubborn aches weren’t just “getting older,” but a sign your body’s natural rhythm is out of tune?
In this episode of The Well Drop, I sit down with Linda Bamber, co-founder of WavWatch, to explore how acoustical frequency therapy can help recalibrate your body from the inside out. WavWatch is a wearable device that delivers sound frequencies directly through the skin, making it one of the simplest and most non-invasive tools for midlife wellness.
We break down what frequencies actually are, why frequency therapy is backed by decades of science, and how WavWatch’s 1,100+ programs support sleep, stress, pain, hormones, inflammation, and more. You’ll also learn how to integrate it into daily routines, why it’s EMF-free, and how it’s being used by women, families, and even pets.
Linda Bamber is the co-founder of WavWatch, a wearable frequency-based device designed to make wellness simple, accessible, and non-invasive. After years of working in women’s health education, she continues to pioneer practical tools that empower women to take charge of their midlife health.
We Also Discuss:
(00:00) Healing through frequency: how your body responds to vibration
(04:41) Frequencies decoded: what they are and why they matter
(09:57) Sound as medicine: tapping into your body’s natural resonance
(23:25) Everyday wellness made simple with frequency therapy
(28:09) Can frequencies shift stress, sleep, and hormones?
(33:04) WaveWatch technology: bringing 1,100+ wellness programs to your wrist
(37:39) The mineral connection: why Himalayan salt supports midlife health
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