Electrodermal testing and bio-energetic therapy, two noninvasive energy healing methods, identify imbalances in electromagnetic frequencies. When any discordant frequencies are found, electromagnetic impulses are then sent out to harmonize them and assist the body’s natural self-healing processes.
Focused ultrasound’s sonoporation and inertial cavitation effects can effectively destroy cancer cells while sparing adjacent tissue. Furthermore, ultrasound therapy has also been proven to activate tumor suppressor genes as well as increase cell permeability.
Benefits
Bioresonance focused ultrasound healing therapy involves using a machine that emits electromagnetic frequencies to penetrate the body and treat areas with energy imbalances. The treatment is painless and noninvasive; its benefits range from cancer, migraines, hormonal imbalances and stress-related ailments to cancer detection and therapy. For bioresonance focused ultrasound healing therapy treatments the patient typically lies on either a table or couch depending on which area is being targeted – once targeted area goes into water bath with focused ultrasound waves from machine. Side effects vary but typically mild.
Ultrasound therapy offers many advantages for healing the body naturally. Ultrasound can warm muscle tissues to ease tension that builds up within them while stimulating blood circulation to tissues to decrease any inflammation present in them. This technique has proven successful with helping alleviate conditions like arthritis, fibroid tumors, and other chronic issues.
Studies have revealed how low-intensity ultrasound can be utilized to enhance cancer treatments in various ways. Sonication combined with sensitizing molecules has been demonstrated to open the blood-brain barrier (BBB), permitting chemotherapy drugs to pass into brain tumors while decreasing toxicity to contiguous normal tissue. It has also been demonstrated that insonating tumors with drug-loaded microbubbles results in cell uptake of chemotherapy agent and subsequent apoptosis.
Bioresonance therapy can also be utilized to detect allergens that cause inflammation in the body. It works on the principle that our bodies respond to foreign substances by emitting specific electromagnetic signals that can then be measured with a galvanometer to measure changes in skin resistance that indicate presence of certain substances – this process is known as electrodermal diagnosis or electroacupuncture and bioresonance.
Recent research indicates that bioresonance therapy, specifically five sessions over five sessions, may help treat recurrent depression even without taking pharmaceutical treatments. The researchers tracked 14 male and female participants suffering from moderate depressive disorders; those who received bioresonance therapy saw greater improvements than those who didn’t; however this research does have its limitations, such as using one type of bioresonance device and monitoring period being short.
Safety
Researchers have recently discovered that bioresonance focused ultrasound can treat various medical conditions, from cancer cells to early metastases not yet visible on standard imaging tests like CT or MRI scans. It involves sending ultrasound waves through the body to detect and treat cancer cells noninvasively and painlessly. It’s an effective means of early cancer detection as well as metastasis treatment if caught early enough.
Ultrasound therapy uses ultrasound waves to target tumors’ water content and dissolve tumors, killing cancer cells by disrupting cell membrane pressure and killing them off. Furthermore, ultrasound can increase chemotherapy treatments’ effectiveness by helping drugs penetrate blood-brain barriers directly towards tumors; and also help doctors pinpoint where tumors exist using imaging technologies such as computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging.
Recent research found that bioresonance therapy could significantly alleviate symptoms of depression among those experiencing frequent episodes with mild and moderate symptoms, with results comparable to antidepressant medication. This supports the hypothesis that bioresonance therapy might offer a safe alternative.
Some practitioners assert that bioresonance can heal diseases by restoring the natural balance of electromagnetic frequencies in the body. This theory rests on an untested belief that diseased organs and cells emit altered electromagnetic waves detectable by electronic devices; once detected by these devices, their wave emissions can be altered so as to normalize internal vibrations within your body and restore equilibrium. Unfortunately, however, the Food and Drug Administration has prosecuted many purveyors of electrical devices for making unsubstantiated claims about their benefits.
Focused ultrasound to target brain tumors is an emerging field of research. This technique uses drug-loaded microbubbles that temporarily open the blood-brain barrier (BBB). Once opened, chemotherapy agents can enter brain tumors without negatively affecting adjacent normal tissue, with in vivo studies proving its efficacy against tumor growth, induce apoptosis and disrupt tumor blood vessels – promising results which could pave the way to sonodynamic therapy therapy as an emerging solution.
Precautions
Ultrasound has long been used as a cancer treatment, as its use has proven its ability to kill tumor cells while sparing surrounding tissues from damage. Furthermore, ultrasound can be used directly into cancerous tissues through sonoporation or sonication for drug or gene delivery or increase chemotherapy effectiveness by opening up the blood-brain barrier (BBB) – an invisible barrier between your brain and blood that allows nutrition in but blocks out harmful substances – and the rest of the body.
Bioresonance therapy claims may have little supporting evidence in terms of clinical trials; its use remains controversial within medical communities, with several studies yielding mixed results. Furthermore, the Food and Drug Administration has prosecuted purveyors of unproven electronic devices that claim to heal diseased organs or cells through an untested theory that cells emit altered electromagnetic waves caused by DNA damage; The American Cancer Society strongly discourages people from using such devices and advises cancer patients not seek treatments with them.
One study demonstrated the efficacy of bioresonance therapy for treating fibromyalgia, an inflammatory disorder causing muscle pain. They compared results between those receiving bioresonance therapy vs those treated using traditional therapies like manual therapy and point massage; those in the bioresonance therapy group experienced 72% reductions in muscular discomfort while they also saw improvements in sleep issues and weather fluctuations sensitivity.
One study demonstrated how bioresonance therapy could alleviate stomach pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis. Researchers discovered that bioresonance therapy normalized how antioxidants function within the body, thereby decreasing pain and swelling from this form of arthritis. They also discovered that bioresonance therapy reduced recurrences of depressive episodes among individuals experiencing frequent depression episodes.
Focused ultrasound can also be used to destroy tumors and target cancer cells with high-frequency beams of sound, using inertial cavitation and sonoporation effects of ultrasound to penetrate tumor walls and kill cancerous cells. Focused ultrasound can also be used to kill cancerous tumors in other organs as well as treat noncancerous ones in the uterus such as fibroids – making ultrasound an invaluable weapon against cancer!
Cost
HIFU devices are smaller than antivascular ultrasound machines, and their microbubbles cause cancer cell death without disrupting blood vessels in nearby tissues. Because their effect is secondary rather than primary, production costs are reduced significantly while healthy tissue remains undamaged by their production.
Your doctor uses focused HIFU through your back passage to destroy any tumors in your tummy (abdomen). This technique is known as extracorporeal HIFU.
Alternative treatments such as radiofrequency ablation can be used to address both cancerous tumors in your abdomen, and non cancerous growths (fibroids).
