Bioresonance
Bioresonance uses German technology that’s designed to adjust your body’s energy patterns and effectively ‘tune’ them to a harmonious frequency which can help with problems hidden deep in your physiology.
How does it work?
It’s not difficult to imagine your body as a system of energy. In fact, you are continually emitting energy in the form of measurable wavelengths.
As long as this energy stays at the right wavelength and flows freely everything is fine. But toxic substances from modern living, diet and habits can disturb the frequency. The idea of Bioresonance is to restore the correct pattern scientifically.
What does the treatment involve?
Bioresonance is a non-invasive therapy which involves placing electrodes on your skin for diagnosis and treatment. The electrodes are connected to a Bicom machine which checks the energy wavelengths coming from your body, and then counteracts bad frequencies by restoring the optimum balance.
The therapy starts with a personal diagnosis to see if you would benefit from Bioresonance, and if so, a course of treatment would be recommended along with any dietary requirements. (Please note that this therapy is not suitable if you are pregnant or have a pacemaker. Otherwise it perfectly safe and painless.)
Is Bioresonance for me?
The main use of Bioresonance is for treating the effects of toxins in the body, which can include such conditions as fatigue, allergies, digestive disorders, insomnia and much more. Smokers, drinkers and drug users are often particularly vulnerable.
If you sense that your body is ‘out of tune’, why not arrange a consultation to see if Bioresonance could be a helpful path to take.
What is it good for? Supporting Natural function!
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Detoxifying the body
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Drug addiction including nicotine
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Restoring energy
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Neutralising allergies
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Digestive disorders
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Counteracting fatigue
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Sleeping problems
1) Bio Resonance Recognition
This process transmits a specific signal from the brain through a pair of small transducers placed in the front of each ear into the NLS. This is what enables the brain to identify which part of the body is being scanned.
2) Bio Resonance Comparison
This process receives from the brain the resonating frequency of the part of the body that was selected and is then compared to a known homeostatic frequency that the selected organ, tissue, etc. should be vibrating at if healthy. Then, it compares the two frequencies, calculates how close they are to each other, and assigns a number from 1 to 9, with 5 being in perfect harmony and higher or lower than 5 indicating either stress or under activity.
3) Sympathetic Vibratory Physics
This process involves sending a Sympathetic Vibration back into the body to encourage the organ, tissue, etc. that is not within their homeostatic range to move back towards the ideal range.