Bioresonance therapy: what is it and who is it suitable for?

Bioresonance therapy is an alternative treatment method that helps the body rebalance itself. The therapy assumes that every organ and cell in your body has its own vibrational frequency. When that frequency becomes disturbed, complaints can arise. With bioresonance, those disturbances are detected and corrected via electromagnetic signals.

How does bioresonance therapy work?

During a session, the therapist places electrodes on your skin. These are connected to a bioresonance device which measures and sends back frequencies. The idea is that harmful vibrations (e.g. caused by stress, allergies or toxins) are neutralised. Then your body can function freely again.

The therapy is painless and non-invasive. Many people experience the treatment as relaxing. The sessions usually last 50 - 60 minutes.

What is bioresonance used for?

Bioresonance is often used for physical or emotional complaints for which regular care does not find a clear cause. Examples include:

• Chronic fatigue
• Headache or migraine
• Allergies and food intolerances
• Sleep problems
• Intestinal complaints
• Stress and burnout
• Unexplained muscle or joint pain

According to a study published in Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (2014), patients with chronic pain saw a significant reduction in their symptoms after multiple bioresonance treatments. Although more research is needed, initial results suggest potential benefits.

A practical example

Marieke, 39, who had been struggling with misunderstood abdominal complaints for years. After numerous hospital visits to no avail, she tried bioresonance. After five sessions, she noticed a marked decrease in her symptoms and felt more energetic. According to her therapist, there was a food intolerance that could be detected and treated through bioresonance.

What does bioresonance get you?

• More energy
• Less tension in the body
• Improved concentration
• Emotional stability
• Better sleep
• Strengthened defences

Bioresonance therapy suits people who are open to a holistic approach and are looking for insight into the root causes of their complaints. It does not replace medical care, but can be a valuable complement.

Wondering if bioresonance therapy is for you? Check out the overview of therapists on therapievergelijk.nl and find a practice near you.