Addressing Tinnitus through Bioresonance Therapy.

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Blog 8. Addressing Tinnitus through Bioresonance Therapy.

The presence of persistent ringing in the ears, commonly known as tinnitus, can significantly impact an individual’s daily life. This disturbing auditory phenomenon can lead to sleep disturbances, reduced concentration, and even irritability. Managing this condition is crucial, and one of the treatment avenues gaining attention is bioresonance therapy. In this article, we will delve into the subject of tinnitus and explore potential strategies for its management.
Recognizing Tinnitus Symptoms
Tinnitus manifests as internal sounds like buzzing, ringing, roaring, hissing, or clicking when no external sounds are present. The intensity of these sounds varies among individuals, sometimes causing minor annoyance and at other times interfering with concentration or hearing. While some experience tinnitus in one ear, others may hear it in both.
Unveiling Tinnitus Causes
The exact cause of tinnitus often remains elusive, but experts believe it’s usually associated with other underlying health issues. Common factors that contribute to tinnitus include ear cell damage, age-related hearing loss, exposure to loud noise, earwax blockage, changes in ear bone structure, and specific medical conditions like Meniere’s disease or TMJ disorders. Moreover, certain health conditions, such as high blood pressure, turbulent blood flow, atherosclerosis, and malformed capillaries, can exacerbate tinnitus.
Understanding Tinnitus Types
Tinnitus is categorized into four main types:
Subjective Tinnitus: This prevalent form, affecting about 95% of cases, involves sounds only the individual can hear. Often caused by exposure to loud noise, subjective tinnitus can lead to hearing loss due to nerve damage. The severity of symptoms varies depending on an individual’s sensitivity to noise.
  • Objective Tinnitus: A rare occurrence where the doctor can also hear the sounds using specialized equipment. It is linked to vascular irregularities or muscle contractions, typically tied to an underlying medical condition.
  • Neurological Tinnitus: Caused by disorders affecting the neurological system, like Meniere’s disease, this type of tinnitus is accompanied by vertigo, dizziness, and balance problems.
  • Somatic Tinnitus: This form is linked to the sensory system and usually affects one ear.
Identifying Tinnitus Risk Factors
Certain factors heighten the risk of developing tinnitus, including cardiovascular health issues, exposure to loud noise, smoking, gender (men are more susceptible), and advancing age. The impact of tinnitus can be profound, leading to concentration difficulties, memory issues, sleep disturbances, fatigue, depression, anxiety, and irritability.
Approaches to Tinnitus Management
Identifying and addressing the underlying cause is the ideal approach to tinnitus treatment, but for many, this isn’t always achievable. Several strategies aim to manage tinnitus, including earwax removal, adjusting medication dosages, treating the root condition, stress and anxiety relief through medications, white noise machines, hearing aids, masking devices, tinnitus retraining, and alternative therapies like acupuncture or hypnosis.
Bioresonance: A Holistic Path to Tinnitus Relief
Bioresonance therapy, an alternative medical approach utilizing electromagnetic waves, aims to diagnose and treat various ailments. This holistic treatment seeks to identify underlying causes and target “impaired” frequencies emitted by cells for personalized treatment. Notably, bioresonance has shown promise in managing tinnitus through scientific research.
Research and Results
Dr. Perry Seftel’s study investigated the impact of bioresonance therapy on tinnitus. 50 participants were divided into two groups, receiving combined complementary medicine treatment or bioresonance therapy alone. Results indicated significant improvement in chronic dysregulation-related neuromuscular release, with 56% reporting improvement. Bioresonance therapy demonstrated positive outcomes in managing persistent ringing sounds.
Tailored Treatment
Bioresonance treatment for tinnitus involves comprehensive diagnosis and customized approaches, including audiology assessments, noise determination, and therapies such as osteopathy, physiotherapy, and relaxation techniques to alleviate stress and anxiety.
In Conclusion
Tinnitus, marked by frustrating internal sounds, can disrupt one’s quality of life. Addressing the underlying health issues is crucial, making bioresonance therapy an intriguing option. This treatment’s electromagnetic frequencies aim to pinpoint the root cause and diminish sound intensity, with scientifically proven benefits.
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Exploring Bioresonance Therapy for Allergies: An Innovative Approach

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Blog 7. Exploring Bioresonance Therapy for Allergies: An Innovative Approach

Introduction: Addressing Allergies via Resonance Oscillation – An Insight into a Novel Medical Phenomenon
At the forefront of medical discovery lies a concept that has previously remained enigmatic. This phenomenon holds the potential to revolutionize allergy treatment.
Hay fever sufferers emerge as spring unfurls its blossoms, wary of the pollen-laden gusts. The discomfort of runny noses and itchy eyes becomes a recurring ordeal. Enter bioresonance allergy therapy – an unconventional path some choose to tread. Swiftly, these individuals transition from hay fever victims to basking beneath birch trees, soaking in the gentle warmth of the season.
Pet aficionados plagued by asthma, grappling with the notion of parting with their feline companions due to breathing difficulties, find respite in bioresonance therapy. A few sessions later, their bond with their pets remains unbroken, unburdened by respiratory woes.
Children afflicted by neurodermatitis undergo a transformative journey guided by an energetic diagnostic process. Evoking dietary adjustments and intestinal purification, these young souls embrace bioresonance therapy. Gradually, their skin clears sans cortisone creams, and dietary restrictions become a thing of the past.
Is it magic? Is it imagination? These vignettes merely scratch the surface of countless triumphs attributed to bioresonance therapy.
Understanding Allergies: An Immune System in Flux
Throughout millennia, our immune system has evolved into a complex, efficient guardian against invading agents – viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. Among its ranks stand lymphocytes, killer cells, phagocytes, and more, entrusted with frontline defense. These cells engage in combat, self-sacrifice, and the production of “antibodies.”
These vigilant cells patrol blood and lymph pathways, positioned for rapid response. Organs like the bone marrow, liver, spleen, thymus gland, and various lymphatic tissues orchestrate this immune symphony. Notably, intestinal lymph nodes form a pivotal segment, constituting around 70% of our immune system. A properly functioning gut, as we will explore, proves pivotal in allergy treatment. The immune system’s discernment between “self” and “foreign” tissues ensures the “good” is preserved and the “evil” is combated. An allergy arises from an immune system glitch, wherein non-threatening substances – pollen, fur, food – spark unwarranted reactions.
Bioresonance Unveiled: A Glimpse into a Paradigm Shift
In the 1970s, Dr Morell, alongside engineer Raschke, delved into electromagnetic oscillations emitted by bodies and substances as a potential therapy. The MORA device, later refined into the BICOM (Bio Communication) device, emerged from their collaboration. Thus began the era of bioresonance therapy or bio-information therapy. Numerous variations of this concept arose, each hinging on technical differences and the skill of the operator.
Early utilization of this device bolstered allergy treatments. As therapists contributed insights and technology surged forward, bioresonance allergy therapy attained new heights.
Amidst this evolution and the firsthand experiences of countless patients, a success rate upwards of WA has become attainable.
Redefining Allergies: A Fresh Perspective on a Perplexing Realm
Derived from the Greek “alos,” meaning “other,” the term “allergy” surfaced in the early 20th century. Viennese paediatrician Felix von Pirquet encapsulated it as a body’s counter-reaction to sensitizing substances.
Allergy hinges on key elements:
  • A disease’s symptoms, such as itchy eyes and rashes.
  • Allergens substances provoke allergic responses like pollen or fur.
  • Sensitization, wherein contact with allergens triggers immunoreactions. Subsequent exposures result in consistent symptoms, albeit with varying intensity.
  • Contrary to conventional practice, a skin or blood test may not solely define an allergy. True allergy lies in the clinical experience of the patient, not just in diagnostic tests.
A Novel Reality: Expanding Horizons Beyond Classical Science
Since Einstein’s Theory of Relativity, certain facets of reality have transcended classical physical and chemical laws. Particularly in the realm of subatomic particles, our understanding has expanded. Matter and energy intertwine, with electromagnetic phenomena like light and electricity representing diverse manifestations.
Electromagnetic interactions encompass fields like gravity and quantum effects. These interactions prevail on a grand scale, with matter-to-quantum interactions existing in a ratio of 1:1000000000 – emphasizing the minuteness of matter in our reality.
Living cells participate in these interactions, emitting unique electromagnetic spectrums. Bio-photons, detected through laboratory cell cultures, convey the possibility of living beings’ electromagnetic communication. These subtle electromagnetic oscillations could play an instrumental role in cellular coordination.
The Potential Unleashed: Exploring Electromagnetic Interactions
Electromagnetic oscillations, akin to waves, possibly facilitate communication between cellular clusters and tissues. The human body’s cells, replete with their spiralling DNA structure, may serve as antennas for these oscillations. Such communication occurs with remarkable speed, far swifter than chemical signalling. While challenging to quantify in living humans, this electromagnetic “walkie-talkie” network might govern cellular coordination.
Intriguingly, these ultra-fine electromagnetic waves appear to transcend mere byproducts, potentially playing essential roles within the body’s framework.
Conclusion: From the promising realm of bioresonance therapy to the captivating potential of electromagnetic interactions, these insights offer glimpses into a medical landscape poised for transformative shifts. The pursuit of knowledge continues as science embraces new paradigms and patients seek the alleviation they deserve.

Alternative Approach to Allergy Therapy Utilizing Bioresonance.

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Blog 6. Alternative Approach to Allergy Therapy Utilizing Bioresonance.

The intricate origins of allergies remain enigmatic despite years of dedicated research. It is broadly acknowledged that allergic reactions are provoked by allergens and environmental variables, triggering complex immune responses that lead to allergic symptoms. However, the current treatments targeting these causal pathways are often cumbersome and yield results that fall short of optimal expectations. As a result, a growing number of allergy sufferers are seeking alternative treatments, ushering in a demand for more effective therapeutic options. Among these alternatives, bioresonance therapy has garnered attention for its successful track record spanning over three decades. Presented below is a succinct overview of the rationale behind this unique therapeutic approach.
Every living organism generates intricate electromagnetic fields as an inherent part of their existence. The natural frequency spectra of the body encompass a wide range, spanning from 0.1 Hz to 1013 Hz. Quantum physics posits that all material substances also possess corresponding electromagnetic fields.
Compelling evidence suggests ongoing intricate interactions between the body’s electromagnetic fields and its physiological processes. These interactions appear to significantly influence the body’s regulatory mechanisms, as established by mounting research. Notably, interactions also occur between physiological processes within the body and external electromagnetic radiation stemming from various sources, such as environmental toxins, allergens, bacteria, viruses, and medications. This radiation exerts an impact on the body.
Noteworthy alterations in electromagnetic frequency patterns correspond with pathological processes and disorders in both humans and animals. These changes in electrical and electromagnetic potential can be detected on the skin’s surface, facilitating diagnostic applications (e.g., ECG, EEG, EGG, EMG, Squid). In the context of the International Breast Cancer Intervention Study (IBIS), these potential changes were harnessed effectively for cancer diagnosis.
The role of bioelectrical and bioelectromagnetic oscillations in governing biological processes is increasingly explored through scientific inquiry, primarily within biophysical research centers. Astonishingly, these phenomena are largely overlooked in conventional medical practice, defying easy comprehension.
Professor Photios Anninos’ research team at Democritus University in Alexandroupolis has conducted numerous studies illustrating that pathologically altered electromagnetic frequency patterns can be harnessed for therapeutic purposes. Their pioneering treatment of epilepsy patients, which entails capturing and reinstating the body’s natural frequency patterns, garnered worldwide attention.
The mechanism underlying the efficacy of using the body’s natural frequency patterns for therapeutic intervention remains a scientific enigma. Nonetheless, the therapeutic benefits of this approach have achieved an irrefutable status.
A plethora of observational studies, varying in their evidentiary strength, collectively involving around 3000 patients, along with myriad case studies conducted by over 10,000 BICOM® therapists globally, constitute compelling evidence for the efficacy of BICOM® bioresonance therapy in allergy treatment. Notably, the impressive recovery rates observed, particularly in cases refractory to other treatments (e.g., neurodermatitis, asthma), offer hope that a significant segment of the affected population could be successfully treated using this method.
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Exploring Herpes Virus, its Impact on Human Health, and Bioresonance Treatment.

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Blog 5. Exploring Herpes Virus, its Impact on Human Health, and Bioresonance Treatment.

The Herpes virus and its associated ailments in the human body, along with potential Bioresonance therapy.
The Herpes virus is a wide-ranging family of DNA viruses classified as Herpesviridae, encompassing various herpes viruses. Among these, Herpes simplex viruses 1 and 2 stand out as culprits behind herpes simplex infections. The formation of painful blisters in oral or genital regions distinguishes this prevalent viral affliction. Beyond these areas, it can also affect the anal region, eyes, and fingers. In certain cases, severe manifestations involving the nervous system may emerge, especially in newborns or those with compromised immunity, like AIDS patients or people with certain cancer. Notably, women acquiring genital herpes late in pregnancy could experience exacerbated symptoms. The scope of herpes encompasses diverse strains, such as:
  • Human herpes virus 1 (HHV1), commonly known as herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV1), which is often responsible for cold sores around the mouth.
  • Human herpes virus 2 (HHV2), or herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV2), primarily causes genital herpes, a sexually transmitted infection.
  • Human herpes virus 3 (HHV3), also termed varicella-zoster virus, is accountable for chickenpox and recurrent skin infections known as herpes zoster or shingles.
Numerous herpes viruses lead to varied ailments, each characterized by distinct transmission methods. The entry of HSV into the body usually occurs through mucous membranes or minor openings in the skin via direct contact, such as touching, kissing, and sexual activities involving vaginal, oral, or anal interactions. While the virus is most transmissible via direct contact with visible sores, it can also spread through saliva, secretions, and skin contact with asymptomatic carriers.
Following the initial infection, the virus takes up residence within nerve cells and remains dormant. Stressful periods can reactivate the virus, leading to recurrent blisters in the affected areas. Other factors also contribute to the development of herpes infections.
Bioresonance Therapy for Herpes Infections
Bioresonance therapy has shown promise in addressing herpes infections through innovative techniques like the Combined Test Technique (CTT) and ampoule inversions. This approach aims to recalibrate the body’s energy imbalances and potentially mitigate the impact of the virus.
Antiviral Strategies and Medications
Managing herpes infections often involves employing antiviral agents for treatment, prophylaxis, or preemptive purposes. Antiviral medications, though generally effective, might face limitations due to the emergence of resistance.
Several medications, including acyclovir, famciclovir, and valaciclovir, demonstrate efficacy against HSV-1 and HSV-2 by virtue of being nucleoside analogues. Other options like cidofovir, foscarnet, ganciclovir, and valganciclovir also exhibit potent activity against herpes viruses.
In conclusion, delving into the Herpes virus and its associated ailments unveils a complex landscape of infections and their treatments. Bioresonance therapy emerges as an intriguing avenue, while antiviral medications remain pivotal in managing these infections.
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Bioresonance Application in Managing Lyme Disease

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Lyme disease management has emerged as a notable achievement within the realm of Bioresonance therapy. Before delving into the mechanics of Bioresonance’s role in addressing this ailment, it is essential first to grasp the fundamental aspects of Lyme disease.
Suggested Narrative
Following a tick bite, several days may pass before the emergence of symptoms such as rash, fever, fatigue, and headaches. A visit to the doctor’s office could lead to a fortunate diagnosis of Lyme disease, which might be the individual’s initial encounter with this condition. But what exactly is Lyme disease?
This ailment is transmitted by ticks, specifically those from the Ixodes family, and is categorized as a vector-borne disease. These ticks typically carry a bacterium known as Borrelia burgdorferi. The interplay between this bacterium and the body’s immune response becomes the driving force behind the onset of the disease.
Clinical Indications
The most common clinical manifestations include a rash called Erythema migrans, fever, generalized weakness, joint and muscle pain, headaches, and swollen, painful lymph nodes, among other symptoms.
Bioresonance’s Therapeutic Role
Originating in Germany, Bioresonance serves as both a diagnostic and therapeutic approach. It operates on the foundational premise that in the absence of disease, the body’s cells exist in perfect harmony. These cells communicate and emit distinct energy waves. However, this harmony can be disrupted when cells encounter distress or are infiltrated by pathogens, which produce varying energy waveforms.
Ailing patients are connected to a Bioresonance device through probes designed to detect these specific waveforms. These probes are also equipped to emit electromagnetic waves. The unique waveform identified corresponds to the specific type of pathogen afflicting the body; for instance, the waveform of a bacterium differs from that of a fungus or virus.
Upon identifying the pathogen type, the Bioresonance machine emits an electromagnetic wave surpassing the pathogen’s tolerance threshold, targeting and impairing it. This action effectively eliminates the pathogen, leading to recovery.
Significantly, this diagnostic and treatment approach sidesteps the array of side effects often associated with conventional antibiotic usage. However, it’s important to acknowledge certain limitations of Bioresonance.
Challenges of Bioresonance Application
One pivotal shortcoming is attributed to the German scientist’s failure to patent this technology. Consequently, various therapeutic methods have surfaced, adopting names similar to Bioresonance, albeit differing in their essence. This has resulted in misconceptions and hesitance among potential users.
Additionally, the initial capital required for establishing Bioresonance machinery might pose a barrier for adoption due to its prohibitive cost.
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Unveiling the Hidden Realities of Lyme Disease.

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Have you ever considered the possibility of having Lyme disease? Chances are, even if you were affected, you might not be aware of it. The enigma lies in the intricate nature of Lyme disease diagnosis, with many medical practitioners often missing its presence. While the fundamentals of Lyme disease are widely recognized, there persists a realm of misunderstandings, compounded by the challenges of diagnosing co-infections. This article aims to illuminate the lesser-known facets of Lyme disease, offering insights not readily available online.
The Intricacies of Lyme Disease Diagnosis Unraveling the puzzle of Lyme disease diagnosis reveals a conundrum stemming from the inherent inaccuracies of current testing methods. Frequently, results yield inconclusive or false-negative outcomes, leaving one to ponder why, in an era of technological advancement, the detection of Lyme disease remains elusive. The explanation is surprisingly straightforward—the causative bacteria has mastered the art of evading detection by “outsmarting” the immune system’s white blood cells.
Is there a Path to Resolving this Dilemma? Certainly, a solution exists for those suspecting a Lyme disease infection or those with associates potentially affected. The most dependable avenue for accurate results involves consulting a Lyme Literate MD (LLMD), a healthcare expert specializing in diagnosing and treating Lyme disease. Regrettably, a significant number of medical practitioners shy away from this domain due to fears of jeopardizing their practice or license. This hesitance arises from the intricate dance between the CDC and insurance companies and the reluctance to acknowledge or treat Chronic Lyme Disease.
Exploring Bioresonance as an Aid Enter the realm of bioresonance, a methodology practiced by specialists who focus on Lyme disease. This approach employs bio-energetic test kits that assist in identifying Lyme disease and its various co-infections. While not a definitive confirmation of Lyme disease, bioresonance acts as a supplementary tool, often complemented by conventional blood tests. Many patients have found value in this technique.
Uncovering the Silence Surrounding Lyme Disease Delving into the heart of the matter, Lyme disease is recognized as an infectious ailment caused by the Borrelia burgdorferi and Borrelia mayonii bacteria. These culprits are associated with the most prevalent tick-borne illnesses in Europe and North America. The standard narrative attributes Lyme disease solely to the bite of the infected black-legged tick, commonly known as the deer tick.
However, a prevailing misconception emerges here. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) maintain that around 300,000 new Lyme disease cases are identified annually in the United States. Such numbers prompt scrutiny—how could this many cases arise exclusively from tick bites? Could it be possible that Lyme disease is transmitted through other means?
Unconventional Transmission Routes Consider the case of pop singer Avril Lavigne, who disclosed her battle with Chronic Lyme Disease, a condition that arises when Lyme goes undetected during its initial stages. Reports surfaced suggesting that in her instance, a mosquito transmitted the disease—a departure from the established narrative. With mounting diagnoses, it becomes implausible that all affected individuals were exposed to tick-prone environments.
A Challenging Relationship with Official Channels Amidst the controversy, certain indications point toward authorities not fully acknowledging Chronic Lyme Disease:
Insurance-connected bodies collaborated to establish Lyme disease guidelines that restrict treatment to a mere few weeks of antibiotics, effectively denying recognition of Chronic Lyme Disease.
Scientists advocating for Chronic Lyme Disease’s existence were excluded from guideline formation panels.
These guidelines permit insurance companies to deny coverage for treatment.
Instances, like Dr. Joseph Jemsek’s loss of practice in North Carolina, illustrate the consequences faced by doctors successfully treating Chronic Lyme Disease.
Additional Revelations Delving deeper into the shadows, more evidence emerges:
An investigation by Connecticut’s Attorney General revealed conflicts of interest and antitrust violations among IDSA panel members. Many held Lyme-related patents, received funding from Lyme test kit manufacturers, or were remunerated by insurance companies to craft guidelines.
A link between Lyme disease and sexual transmission is suggested by compelling evidence, drawing parallels with syphilis.
Bartonella, a common Lyme co-infection, can be transmitted to unborn babies, potentially causing chronic infections and birth defects.
Distinct forms of human B. burgdoferi infection, interconnected yet unique, hint at Lyme disease’s multifaceted nature.
Presence of Borelia spirochetes in animal urine raises the question of potential transmission to humans, warranting further investigation.
Unveiling the Hidden Aspects In summation, Lyme disease’s prevalence contrasts with the limited awareness among the public. When undetected and untreated, Lyme can transform into Chronic Lyme Disease—an entity often overlooked by the CDC and health departments. Beyond the established tick-bite theory, investigations into unconventional transmission routes could unlock deeper truths. Comprehensive research is the key to early detection and tailored treatment strategies for Lyme disease.
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Parasite Infections & Bioresonance: Understanding the Connection

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Blog 2. Parasite Infections & Bioresonance: Understanding the Connection

Studies reveal that a significant portion, around 60%, of the global population carries at least one parasite in their body, often hosting multiple types. The World Health Organization’s regional office for Europe identifies lumbricoides, trichiura, and hookworms as the top three parasitic diseases, affecting staggering numbers of 1 billion, 795 million, and 740 million people, respectively. Although Africa, East Asia, and the Americas bear a higher burden of parasitic infections, Europe should not disregard the potential havoc such infections can cause.
Given the prevalence of parasitic infections worldwide, it’s safe to say that anyone can be susceptible. If the same statistics were related to other diseases, a global pandemic alert might have been sounded long ago. However, due to the varied nature of parasitic infections and their often non-fatal consequences, this medical condition has remained relatively unnoticed. Parasite infections can remain dormant within the body for extended periods without causing noticeable distress to their hosts, making the absence of symptoms an unreliable indicator of their presence.
When parasites become agitated, the body may display symptoms. While different parasites manifest distinct symptoms, certain common signs can indicate the presence of an infection, such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloating, excessive gas, nausea or vomiting, rashes or itch, fatigue, stomach pain, weight loss, and the presence of worms in stool. However, diagnosing a parasite infection accurately requires significant expertise, as these symptoms can overlap with other illnesses. Doctors often consider patients who have travelled overseas or experienced unexplained weight loss to be at higher risk.
The most effective treatment for parasite infections involves taking prescription medications over several weeks to eliminate the parasites from the body. However, some of these medications may come with side effects, which patients might be hesitant to accept. As a result, there is a growing preference for treatment methods that pose no threat to overall health. One such alternative is Bioresonance therapy, a complementary treatment that analyzes individual health to distinguish between healthy and unhealthy elements. By enhancing the healthy elements and neutralizing the unhealthy ones, Bioresonance therapy aims to eliminate parasites from the body and promote general well-being.
Bioresonance therapy is a natural and non-invasive treatment that targets parasites within the body while fostering overall well-being. With approximately 60% of the global population infected with parasites, this alternative approach to health has garnered attention. By using advanced technology to analyze and balance the body’s energy frequencies, Bioresonance therapy helps identify and eliminate parasites, which can often remain dormant and undetected. Beyond parasite removal, this therapy promotes general health and vitality by harmonizing the body’s energy and supporting its natural healing processes. Say hello to a healthier you with the potential of Bioresonance therapy!

The Science Behind Bioresonance

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Innovative Approaches in BioResonance: Exploring the Power of Electromagnetic Energy in Healthcare.
In the late 1970s, Dr Fanz Morell, a German physician, pioneered a set of groundbreaking techniques now known as BioResonance. Unlike traditional methods, BioResonance is a safe and gentle non-invasive therapeutic approach based on the premise that all matter generates electromagnetic energy. In humans and animals, this energy continuously resonates from the body in varying wavelengths and frequencies, which can be detected, amplified, graphed, and analyzed.
Similar to electronic medical devices like EEG and ultrasounds, BioResonance employs the detection and recording of oscillating electromagnetic waves. For example, EEGs measure electrical activity in the brain using metal discs on the scalp. In BioResonance, non-invasive techniques are used to measure electromagnetic oscillations in different areas of the body to identify potential abnormalities and illnesses.
Healthy cells and organs emit harmonious wavelength oscillations falling between 10Hz and 150kHz. However, when disease is present, this harmony is disrupted, and disharmonious electromagnetic oscillations are emitted. BioResonance utilizes computer programs to quantify these pathological oscillations and compare them to unhealthy cells and organs’ pre-existing measurements.
Since its inception, BioResonance has gained global popularity, being used in various countries for disease diagnosis and promoting healing by restoring the body’s unique electromagnetic characteristics and frequencies. The technique’s non-invasive nature has made it especially appealing for aiding in diagnosis, particularly for children, as applicators can be placed outside light clothing rather than directly on the skin.
Not limited to diagnosis, BioResonance can also be used therapeutically. It involves applying electromagnetic energy externally to correct altered frequencies or energy fields linked with disease. By separating waves into harmonious and disharmonious groups, the technique can amplify the harmonious waves and safely reintroduce them to the body to enhance normal cell and organ function. On the other hand, it can “cancel out” the negative impact of disharmonious waves.
Studies examining the therapeutic impact of electromagnetic fields have shown promising results, especially in treating conditions like osteoarthritis and certain types of cancer. Low-level radiofrequency electromagnetic energy has been effective in treating chronic insomnia through biofeedback methods.
Despite the potential benefits, there is a lack of scientifically sound and rigorous clinical trials to explore the efficacy of BioResonance testing and treatment. Nevertheless, less rigorous studies have shown positive outcomes, particularly in asthma recovery rates and improvements in liver cell damage and recovery rates from injuries.
In conclusion, BioResonance represents an innovative and non-invasive approach that harnesses the power of electromagnetic energy in healthcare. While more comprehensive research is needed, early findings indicate its potential as a complementary assessment and treatment tool for various medical conditions.

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Eating Raw Carrot – Why is it so important?

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Eating Raw Carrot – Why is it so important?

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That orange vegetable, that can easily be found in almost all household fridges actually holds more vitamins and minerals than we can possibly imagine. In scientific language, a carrot is known as Daucus Carata and is considered a root vegetable. And as most root vegetable go, it is an amazing source of antioxidant agents and has beta-carotene fibre, alongside vitamin A,C K, potassium and iron. In order to maintain a healthy and balanced equilibrium in our body, we need all these vitamins to have a healthy lifestyle.

    • Vitamin A is good for both immunity and eyesight
    • Vitamin C is good for tissue repair and it’s growth
    • Vitamin K is good for regulating the clotting of blood and cam reduce the loss of bone and bone fractures
    • Potassium is good for keeping the electrolytes in a good and balanced equilibrium.
    • Iron is good for keeping our red blood cell supply in balance and keeps haemoglobin in a well balanced level and to keep our energy up

Which is why it is empirically important to make sure that one eats this vegetable from a young age. So I try to encourage for parents to introduce carrots to their children’s diet, even if it’s in liquid form. And to help parents with this introduction, here is an easy recipe from a good book by Sally Fallon ‘Nourishing Traditions’.


Roasted Carrot Puree 

Serves 4-6 

2 pounds of carrots, peeled and cut into 1 inch pieces 

1/4 cup of extra virgin olive oil 

3/4 cup of piima cream or creme fraiche 

1/2 teaspoons of sea salt

Toss carrots with olive oil and strew in a baking pan. Bake at 200 degrees about 1 hour or until carrots become well brown and tender. Watch carefully that they do not burn. Transfer to a food processor and process with cultured cream and salt.

Remember to eat quality and fresh, raw carrots, it is an excellent source for snacks and has a low level calorie count and a good exorcise for your teeth.

 

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What is Chronic Fatigue and do YOU have it?

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What is Chronic Fatigue and do YOU have it?

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Many of us come home from work feeling tired and ready to hit the hay, for a good night’s sleep so we are all ready and energized for next morning. But for some, fatigue follows the person around 24/7, it’s merciless and tremendously chaotic for the person.

Chronic fatigue is said to be characterized by extremely profound fatigue and having abnormal sleeping patterns, sometimes even pain. Although, feeling fatigue is sometimes a good way for your body to say that you are tired and it is time to relax and have a good night’s rest. However, prevailing fatigue over a long period of time can cause stress, anxiety and pain.

If you are worried you may have chronic fatigue here are the main symptoms you have to look out for:

  • Abnormal sleeping patterns
  • Feeling dizzy or disorientated, clumsiness
  • Muscle pain and/or aches in the joints
  • Weight loss or gain

Just to name a few symptoms. If you wish to read more about the symptoms and know whether you have it or not, please read: https://purenaturelife.com.au/health-issues/fatigue-low-energy/

Chronic fatigue is a little bit of a mystery, as many factors can cause it to emerge. From poor and unhealthy diet to stress and depression.

But, even though for some this may pose a challenge in life, it does not mean that one cannot enjoy life to the fullest. There are many things that can be done to help your Chronic fatigue, such as eating good, balanced and healthy breakfast, and the over used phrase of ‘drinking lots of water’ (it really does help) and naturally to make sure meals are on time and also balanced and have enough protein to give you the energy you need.

 

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I FINALLY GRADUATED!

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                                                                                         I FINALLY GRADUATED!

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                     This year I graduated from the prestiges University of Newcastle with a new perspective and experience. And now, I have a new certificate. In my newly bought frame for this very occasion. Nailed to my wall  is my new Masters of Health Science. It was an enduring journey, filled with much stress and with a massive workload. But I can safely say that I have finally got through it with a combination of hard work, sweat and tears.

                      I would very much like to thank my family and friends, (I am talking to you Jody), and my kind and patient professors who really helped me get through the tough times. I would especially like to thank my family, who in the midst of my panic, stress and general uni life, supported me and encouraged me to continue with my studies. So thank you so much! 

                     I would like to thank my boys for being kind and bringing me coffee and chocolate, and more coffee. I would like to thank my daughter for proof reading some of my long, that I know for her were boring papers. 

                     And now after 2 years. I finally graduated! And I am ready to wake everyday and see the Masters hanging off my wall.

 

– Sylvia Smart 

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