BioResonance Therapy

BioResonance therapy is based on the principle that all biological processes emit electromagnetic frequencies, and that disruptions in these frequencies indicate or contribute to disease. BioResonance devices claim to detect pathological frequencies (from toxins, pathogens, allergens, or dysfunctional cells) and counteract them with therapeutic frequencies that restore healthy resonance.

During a session, electrodes are placed on the body to measure electromagnetic oscillations. The device analyzes these signals and generates inverse or harmonizing frequencies intended to neutralize pathological patterns and support the body's self-healing mechanisms. Proponents describe it as a form of vibrational medicine that works at the information or energetic level.

BioResonance is used in some European countries for allergies, chronic infections, toxin burden, and various chronic conditions. While the technology and theory are controversial and not accepted by mainstream medicine, patients and practitioners report benefits for conditions that are difficult to diagnose or treat conventionally. It's a form of energy medicine that requires open-minded exploration.