People suffering from symptoms like irritable bowl syndrome, bloating and digestive issues could benefit from taking a bioresonance food intolerance test – it provides a painless alternative to allergy testing that involves blood pricking.
How Does Bioresonance Food Intolerance Testing Work? Bioresonance food intolerance testing falls under Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM), an umbrella term covering services, products, and practices which fall outside the traditional realm of medical care.
What is Bioresonance Therapy?
Bioresonance therapy is an alternative form of medicine that seeks to work with the body’s natural energy system in order to diagnose and treat diseases. It is based on the belief that humans produce electromagnetic energy which can be measured with special devices called bioresonance machines. Electrodes are placed on the skin while these machines measure electromagnetic waves produced by your body; any imbalances or disruptions identified within these frequencies is then corrected with corrective frequencies which help restore balance within its self-regulating mechanisms.
Proponents of this alternative therapy assert that it can assist with an array of health conditions, including allergies, digestive disorders, hormone imbalances and stress-related ailments. Furthermore, they suggest it can serve as a complementary therapy alongside conventional medical treatments.
At the outset of a bioresonance session, a practitioner will first use a BICOM device. This equipment emits electromagnetic waves associated with various foods; then DNA samples of patients are taken and compared against these waves; finally the BICOM can indicate which foods and substances they react negatively too.
After using bioresonance therapy to assess electromagnetic frequencies measured by bioresonance devices, therapists will administer treatments using these same frequencies in order to generate resonance in cells within the body that could help heal any conditions diagnosed by them. Furthermore, practitioners of this form of medicine claim it can prevent illness by balancing electromagnetic fields within our bodies and blocking negative frequencies from reaching healthy tissues.
However, according to the MHRA there is no scientific basis for these claims and bioresonance therapy is unlikely to be effective or cause harm. Therefore it is advisable for anyone considering bioresonance therapy to seek advice from a qualified healthcare provider such as a doctor or nurse in order to assess if it meets their health needs and assess any potential risks.
How Does Bioresonance Therapy Work?
Bioresonance sessions involve sending low-frequency magnetic fields through the body. These magnetic fields detect imbalances within its energy system and identify symptoms such as inflammation or an infection; once detected, this machine emits counter frequencies which help the body balance itself and heal itself so the symptoms of inflammation or an infection can be alleviated.
This technology relies on electromagnetic resonance, or when one object’s vibrational frequencies interact with another object’s. This phenomenon has long been observed in nature via soundwaves, radiowaves and light. Studies indicate that when illnesses or negative emotions affect an entire system such as soundwaves radiowaves or light waves it has ripples of effect throughout that whole system and it is therefore essential that emotions be taken into consideration during healing processes.
Homeopathic practitioners can assist clients in understanding the results of bioresonance scans and explaining them. It is highly advised that clients consume plenty of water while receiving treatments in order to facilitate detoxification processes and allow the body to release its built-up stress more easily. Relaxation sessions during treatment sessions should also be scheduled so the body can release tension more freely.
Bioresonance therapy machines work by listening for signature frequencies associated with pathogens, then applying an external frequency that cancels out their original signal, to restore body cells to their usual resonance levels and reverse symptoms of illness. Treatment is noninvasive and completely painless.
Think about how iron filings can become disorganized when left in an open environment; when returned to their container they quickly return to their original order. Bioresonance works in much the same way – to restore balance through sending signals that resonate with individual’s cells to reset their frequency and restore health and wellbeing. Electrodermal testing or bio-energetic medicine treatments such as these alternative therapies may have significant advantages when used for health and wellbeing purposes.
What Are the Benefits of Bioresonance Therapy?
Bioresonance therapy has many uses beyond food intolerance testing; for instance, it can reduce stress and anxiety by balancing out electromagnetic fields within the body and relieving pain from conditions like fibromyalgia. According to one study, patients receiving bioresonance therapy were more likely to show improvement compared with those who didn’t participate.
Bioresonance is often combined with other naturopathic methods such as homeopathy and acupuncture for effective disease diagnosis and treatment. These practices operate under the assumption that DNA damage causes diseased organs and cancer cells to produce electromagnetic waves which differ from healthy tissues; these differences can be measured using devices like BICOM to detect them. Bioresonance practitioners believe recognizing such distortions allows them to diagnose diseases more accurately while treating them successfully by returning affected tissues to their original frequencies.
Bioresonance scanning can detect imbalances in electromagnetic fields caused by food, metals or chemicals that alter body frequencies discordant with those found within. Once identified, discordant frequencies can be matched using electromagnetic impulses at specific wavelengths to balance out these imbalances and bring harmony back to body frequencies – stimulating natural healing processes to restore healthy resonance in body systems.
As a result, our bodies become better at fighting infections and repairing themselves – an especially helpful capability given the rising prevalence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Furthermore, being able to identify imbalances within the body enables practitioners to treat root causes of health issues while preventing future outbreaks.
Bioresonance should not be seen as a replacement for medical diagnosis and treatment, despite what some practitioners may assert. According to the Advertising Standards Authority’s (ASA’s) CAP Guidance on Substantiation, marketers making medical diagnosis or treatment claims should provide enough evidence that can support these claims; marketers must not discourage essential treatment for conditions requiring medical supervision such as cardiovascular or respiratory disorders.
Why Should I Consider Bioresonance Therapy?
Bioresonance Therapy provides a non-invasive and comprehensive evaluation of your body’s electromagnetic responses to food frequencies, pinpointing foods which contribute to pain, inflammation, or other adverse symptoms in a non-invasive and comprehensive fashion. Furthermore, this therapy can identify other contributing factors including stress, diet quality issues, environmental pollution issues, genetic predisposition or any genetic predisposition for health problems.
Therapists use machines that emit counter-frequencies to help pinpoint and treat imbalances within your biomagnetic field, providing assistance for chronic health conditions or autoimmune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis where traditional medication has proven ineffective. This treatment method may prove especially useful.
Bioresonance therapy allows therapists to perform customized food intolerance testing for food intolerances. Unlike allergy testing, which only identifies reactions to certain proteins, bioresonance therapy identifies any food or ingredient likely contributing to discomfort or inflammation – as well as check for health conditions such as thyroid issues, hormone imbalances or blood sugar irregularities.
Bioresonance practitioners make many unverifiable claims regarding treating diseases like cancer with bioresonance therapy. Their belief is that damaged organs release electromagnetic waves different than healthy ones, so electronic devices can detect diseased internal organs by picking up these electromagnetic wavelengths and cancelling out diseased ones with neutral frequencies.
Bioresonance therapy should be seen as experimental and is not advised for treating or preventing cancer. Indeed, the Federal Trade Commission has even filed a suit against someone making unverifiable claims about bioresonance therapies.
Bioresonance therapy differs from traditional medicine in that it uses energy to restore natural body functioning. Although bioresonance therapy does not replace existing methods of diagnosis and treatment, but rather supplements them; its science remains unknown at present but studies have revealed its usefulness for uncovering hidden causes of disease while facilitating healing.