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How Sound Shapes Health: Feng Shui, Noise Pollution & the Environmental Exposome

Sound is one of the most underestimated forces shaping human health. Long before we consciously register noise, the nervous system is already responding—altering stress hormones, attention, sleep, and emotional regulation. In this video, we explore how noise pollution functions as part of the environmental exposome and why sound should be treated as a critical design variable, not background clutter. You’ll learn how chronic noise exposure affects cardiovascular health, cognitive performance, and psychological safety, and how these effects align with both neuroscience and feng shui principles. We examine sound through the lens of the exposome—how cumulative environmental inputs shape health over time—and connect this to feng shui’s emphasis on vibration, balance, and sensory harmony. This episode also introduces therapeutic sound as a design strategy, not a wellness add-on. From acoustics and material choices to spatial sequencing and sound masking, we discuss how intentional sound design can reduce stress, support regulation, and improve outcomes in homes, workplaces, and healthcare environments. If you’re interested in neuroarchitecture, trauma-informed design, environmental health, or feng shui without superstition, this video offers a practical, evidence-based way to rethink sound as a biological signal—and a powerful tool for wellbeing. 👉 Subscribe for more on architecture, neuroscience, the exposome, and designing environments that support human health.