Science

How Bioresonance Works

Sensitivity testing using bioresonance has become a common tool for complementary therapy worldwide and is now used in a large number of countries alongside mainstream modern medicine to form a functional approach to medicine incorporating alongside other approaches to wellbeing to ensure the best possible wellness journey.

Advantages of bioresonance sensitivity testing

  1. Non-invasive, therefore there are no side effects or pain when collecting a sample
  2. It is a fast testing method
  3. It is also significantly cheaper and easier than other testing methods
  4. The testing allows for a great number of items

Disadvantages of bioresonance sensitivity testing

  1. There a limited number of scientific studies into the benefits
  2. Repeatability of testing samples is significantly lower than blood tests
  3. Results do not constitute a medical diagnosis

Important 

As with all types of self-tests, the information provided should be used in conjunction with further advice from trained professionals, and as a minimum, use the report as a starting point for considered exploration. Seek professional advice before significant or prolonged dietary restriction.

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Understanding More About Bioresonance

Bioresonance testing and therapy use the information from a living organism which is stored as a resonance or energy. We use a hair sample to read this resonance frequency using a MARS III (Multiple Analytical Resonance Systems) machines using an established testing process and compare them to registered item frequencies. Our labs test food items, non-food items, vitamins, minerals, metals, enzymes and bacteria, in order to identify potential sensitivity patterns across the categories included in the selected product against the recorded frequency in the MARS III database.

We test a hair sample against up to 1600 recorded items. Your personalised results show potential sensitivity patterns based on bioresonance responses.

Bioresonance looks at energetic frequencies from a hair sample to identify potential sensitivity patterns. It does not measure immune antibodies or provide a medical diagnosis.

About Complementary Therapies

Complementary therapy covers a diverse group of services, practices and products, which fall outside of conventional medicine or healthcare. Complementary therapy is best when used alongside conventional medicine or treatment, whilst alternative therapy is used in place of conventional medicine or treatment.

Other therapies which are considered complementary and alternative medicine:

  • Aromatherapy
  • Acupuncture
  • Chiropractic Services
  • Homeopathy
  • Massage
  • Naturopathy
  • Yoga & Pilates