When it comes to identifying food intolerances, two popular methods include the scientifically validated ELISA blood test and hair testing using bioresonance. While ELISA blood testing may be more accurate and reliable, its higher cost may reflect its advanced laboratory requirements compared with more economical hair testing using bioresonance.
It is a non-invasive test
Bioresonance testing has become an increasingly popular medical trend. While not meant to replace medical diagnosis, bioresonance offers an alternative way of identifying food intolerances using vibrations of known allergens to scan your body’s responses and determine your intolerance levels – this data can then be used to create an individual diet plan to address allergies or intolerances. Bioresonance is noninvasive unlike prick tests or blood tests and also relatively affordable – meaning you can complete the tests from the comfort of your own home!
Traditional allergy tests involve blood samples and needle pricks which may be uncomfortable for many individuals. Hair testing using bioresonance is much less invasive. It utilizes resonance energy from living organisms including hair strands to assess potential reactions to foods, non-food items, vitamins/nutrients, gut biome, hormones and metals – the results will then be presented in an in-depth report.
Even amid initial reservations from medical practitioners, hair testing using bioresonance has gained recognition as an effective means of diagnosing food intolerances. This form of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) has proven its worth through numerous studies demonstrating its usefulness – helping smokers quit as well as alleviating stomach pain from overtraining athletes.
Sensitivity tests work on the principle that everything emits electromagnetic waves which are detected by bioresonance devices. Your hair’s electromagnetic signal will then be analysed against up to 975 different food, beverages, additives, chemicals or toxins known to trigger intolerances or allergies before being mapped against your frequencies in order to locate imbalances within your system.
Once imbalances have been identified, natural remedies like acupuncture and homeopathy may be recommended to strengthen and balance your body’s response to it. This complement to conventional therapies may help you rid of intolerances more quickly; additionally, this holistic approach may address root causes rather than just symptoms; by understanding why this issue exists you can avoid relapses and find lasting relief.
It is a complementary and alternative medicine
Bioresonance testing is a noninvasive way of detecting imbalances in your body, using electromagnetic waves emitted by unhealthy cells and organs as evidence of disease or illness. Proponents claim that returning these waves back to their regular frequencies can diagnose diseases or cure illnesses – however there is no scientific backing behind such claims.
Food intolerances are a growing health concern that may cause symptoms like IBS, fatigue, bloating and fluid retention. Many individuals are unaware that their problems might be connected with specific foods; using bioresonance hair tests you can discover whether you have sensitivities or allergies to specific ones.
Hair analysis testing utilizes a small sample of hair to assess your reaction to various food items, supplements, chemicals and toxins. Testing can be completed either at home or a clinic using computerized tests; information recorded as an energy pattern will then be compared to frequencies database for comparison; results of such an examination could potentially uncover hidden intolerances not detected through conventional blood tests or other means.
Hair bioresonance testing has long been used to detect hormone imbalances and other medical conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis. While research on bioresonance therapy for this condition varies, some studies indicate it could alleviate symptoms by normalizing how antioxidants function within the body – antioxidants being essential in fighting free radicals that cause inflammation in joints and tissues of patients with RA.
Bioresonance therapy employs electrodes connected to a machine called the BICOM, which measures energy wavelength frequencies in your body. It then analyzes them and counteracts any bad ones so as to restore optimal balance – creating an ideal foundation for holistic wellness programs that address imbalances while also helping prevent them from returning in future sessions. Furthermore, its painless and noninvasive nature make this an attractive option for anyone interested in natural health care solutions.
It is a painless test
Bioresonance testing hair is completely pain-free. A special machine uses electromagnetic signals in your hair to measure electromagnetic fields emitted by all objects around us; these frequencies are then measured against registered items to identify imbalances within your body and detect food intolerances or sensitivities.
Bioresonance may have been dismissed by experts as pseudoscience; nevertheless, its popularity among alternative health practitioners and patients alike has grown considerably in recent years. Studies have demonstrated its ability to treat numerous diseases including asthma and eczema; it can reduce symptoms associated with rheumatoid arthritis as well as overtraining syndrome in athletes; moreover it increases likelihood of quitting smoking by improving digestion while simultaneously decreasing heart rate and blood pressure.
This test helps identify food intolerances and environmental sensitivities, and measures your levels of toxins and minerals – vital elements to maintaining good health. Furthermore, it can be used to pinpoint digestive or hormonal imbalances; its results will then be reviewed by a homeopathic practitioner who may suggest remedies that correct any imbalances found.
Although some practitioners offer this test as a standalone service, others use it in tandem with other diagnostic tools. Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), or complementary and alternative health practices that fall outside conventional medical knowledge such as the scientifically validated ELISA blood test is considered complementary and alternative medicine; unlike its use for diagnosis.
At an appointment, bioresonance scans typically last less than 10 minutes and allow you to relax while your practitioner analyzes the data gathered during that time. While you may feel some tingling sensation during this procedure, this should not cause significant discomfort.
Existing patients can book a 60-minute bioresonance appointment as part of their consultation fee; new clients need to book an initial new patient appointment with us first and indicate they would also like the test done.
It is a reliable test
Bioresonance testing is an holistic therapy method classified as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). While most scientists remain sceptical of bioresonance techniques, one study revealed its potential effectiveness by helping smokers quit and alleviating stomach pain; additionally it can identify food sensitivities or any other factors which impact your health.
This type of test uses a sample of your hair to assess the energy frequencies within your body, with claims of being able to detect intolerances and sensitivities to foods, chemicals and environmental factors; nutritional deficiencies; as well as heavy metal exposure.
Testing methodology relies on the principle that every living thing emits electromagnetic frequencies. A device, such as a computer, captures these signals and compares them with a sample of your hair to help identify intolerances or sensitivities; its results then help identify your intolerances or sensitivities, balance diet and avoid future health problems.
However, the ELISA blood test is generally considered more accurate, not to mention being non-invasive and less costly than bioresonance testing. The ELISA blood test detects antibodies towards food proteins which may be difficult to identify in a hair sample while bioresonance frequencies do not correlate directly to antibody presence or absence.
Though the ELISA test is considered more reliable than bioresonance, these two tests differ significantly in many ways. One main distinction is that an ELISA requires sophisticated laboratory equipment like spectrophotometers and high-quality microplates while bioresonance uses more economical machines which produce similar results; contributing to its lower cost. ELISA blood test requires blood serum samples while bioresonance only needs strands of hair from participants for testing purposes.
