Bioresonance therapy - quantum effect

Bioresonance therapy is a method of therapeutic and prophylactic effects on the human body, in which its own electromagnetic oscillations are used. It is known that every organ of our body has its own individual frequency of contractions. A characteristic feature of the normal physiological state of a person is the relative synchronization of all oscillatory processes within the body. Whereas the violation of this wave harmony leads to the development of various pathological conditions.

Bioresonance therapy is an innovative method of treatment, in which the main therapeutic effect is created by electromagnetic waves of a certain wave length, directed at the human body, where they enter into resonance with its own electromagnetic radiation. Thus, the physiological functions of the organism are corrected by inversion of pathological resonant oscillations into normal radiation, which is characteristic of a healthy person.

The method of bioresonance therapy was theoretically substantiated in the eighties on the basis of quantum physics. The theory of this method considered a living organism as a new quantum level of the organization of matter. According to this theory, any pathology was considered a damage to a kind of "electromagnetic framework" of a person whose original structure can be restored by the action of wave oscillations of a certain intensity.

With the development of practice and the theory of bioresonance, two types of BRTs were formed. Endogenous bioresonance is a variant of therapy, in which the therapeutic effect is achieved by directing the body's own electromagnetic radiation to the device. In a special apparatus, their respective processing and transformation takes place, followed by a return to the patient's body through a system of electrodes or inductors.

Exogenous bioresonance therapy is a treatment that is carried out by means of wave oscillations generated by a special apparatus, according to the program laid down and the instructions of the attending physician. Virtually all modern devices used in bioresonance therapy are able to reproduce and transmit to the human body the broadest spectrum of electromagnetic radiation, which can be used to correct virtually any pathological process or condition.

As practice shows, bioresonance therapy, the device for which uses the vibrational (quantum) effects of the cellular structure of the human body, can eliminate up to 95% of pathological conditions. Bioresonance therapy also provides ample opportunities for using the frequency-wave characteristics of a variety of substances (unsuitable foods, heavy metals, denture materials, pesticides and others), leveling their harmful effects on the body. Bioresonance therapy is particularly effective in cases where achieving an acceptable clinical effect by other methods is problematic.