Tibetan singing bowls as useful vibroacoustic instruments in music therapy: a practical approach

Abstract

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The human health effects of singing bowls: A systematic review

“…These findings, as well as additional reports of health benefits in non-peer-reviewed resources or as abstracts only, 29,[35][36][37][38][39] suggest that the use of singing bowls may have health benefits, however the evidence as it stands is insufficient to recommend their use. In the following sections we discuss the findings of this review in more detail, and provide recommendations for future research into the health effects of singing bowls.…”