Bioresonance Therapy (BRT)

Q: What might I feel while receiving this treatment?

You will feel no pain or discomfort. Some people feel a gentle warm feeling or tingling, while most feel nothing at all.

Q: How long does it take to work and will it last?

Many people feel improvement after approximately 3 sessions. Much like learning a new skill your body tends to remember it.

Q: How will I know if it works?

We will track your subjective experience of change. Sometimes people around you will notice the changes before you do. Success of BRT is highly dependent on adequate consumption of water.

Q: What should I do to prepare for BRT?

Make sure to wear loose fitting comfortable clothes. Make sure to drink at least 16 oz of water before your session.

Q: What should I do after my BRT session?

Drink at least 8 oz of water immediately following treatment and 64 oz daily for a period of 3 days after treatment.

Q: What happens if I don’t consume enough water?

You may experience symptoms similar to a hangover, primarily a headache.

Q: What about my supplements or prescriptions?

When using BRT, the effects of other therapies, medications, and supplements can be intensified. You should consult your prescribing physician with any questions.

Q: Does this take the place of any of my other treatments?

BRT should not replace other treatments you are receiving but can act to support and enhance many other treatment modalities.

Q: How long will my sessions be and how often should I attend?

Sessions are typically one hour in length, though some sessions may extend past that time. The frequency of sessions depends on the symptoms and the type of BRT received, typically 2-3 times per week.

THE CONCEPT

BRT suggests that each organ and cell in the body has its own specific frequency. When you are healthy, these frequencies are balanced. If there is illness, stress, or injury, the frequencies might become imbalanced.

THE PROCESS

BRT uses a device that detects the body’s electromagnetic frequencies and sends back “corrected” frequencies to the areas that need it.

THE GOAL

To restore balance in the body’s energy fields, which practitioners believe can help with a range of health issues, for a wide arrange of symptoms.

What is Bioresonance Therapy (BRT)?

Bioresonance Therapy (BRT) is a type of biofeedback, sometimes called bioregulation therapy, body biofeedback, or pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF). It uses signaling technology to work with your body's own biological communications. This helps stimulate your cells and speed up natural healing processes. Healthy cellular communication is essential for maintaining overall health and addressing symptoms of cell damage and illness.

How Does BRT Work?

Bioresonance is based on the idea that unhealthy cells or organs emit altered electromagnetic waves due to DNA damage. BRT works in tandem with neurofeedback and biofeedback to create synergies that relax the individual, enhance the therapy session, and improve end results. BRT combines advanced signaling technology with the body's own biological communications, to stimulate cells and expedite the natural regulation and healing processes.

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Why should you try BRT?

Treats a wide range of physical and mental health symptoms.
Supports your body’s natural functions to promote healing, manage symptoms, and enhance wellness.
Painless, noninvasive, and relaxing.
Provides fast results, with symptom improvement often seen in the first 5 treatments.
Suitable for all age groups.
No need for medications, avoiding side effects and high costs.

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Conditions bioresonance can treat include but are not limited to:

Allergies and Food Intolerances: BRT is frequently used to identify and manage allergic reactions and sensitivities to various foods and environmental factors.
Digestive Issues: Conditions like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), bloating, and other gastrointestinal problems are often targeted with BRT.
Chronic Pain: BRT is sometimes employed to help manage pain conditions, including fibromyalgia, migraines, and arthritis.
Skin Conditions: Eczema, psoriasis, and acne are among the skin issues that practitioners may address with BRT.
Detoxification: BRT is often used to support detoxification processes in the body, helping to remove toxins and heavy metals.
Immune System Support: BRT is sometimes applied to boost the immune system, aiding in the treatment of chronic infections and immune disorders.
Stress and Anxiety: Practitioners may use BRT to help alleviate stress, anxiety, and related mental health concerns.
Hormonal Imbalances: BRT is sometimes used to address hormonal issues, such as menstrual irregularities and menopausal symptoms.
Respiratory Conditions: Conditions like asthma and chronic bronchitis may also be addressed with BRT.
Chronic Fatigue and Low Energy: BRT is often used to support individuals experiencing chronic fatigue syndrome and general low energy levels.

Precautionary Conditions

Extremely high blood pressure (systolic values greater than 210mmHg, diastolic values greater than 120 mmHg): BRT/PEMF devices have been shown to cause temporary blood pressure increases when using.

Pacemakers: Please consult with your doctor or pacemaker manufacturer about field strength prior to use of any BRT devices.

Pregnancy: Do not use if pregnant. While there are no adverse effects, little research has been done in this area and safety cannot be conclusively established.

Conditions with active bleeding (especially in the gut): Any source of bleeding should be controlled before using BRT device.

Hyperthyroidism, adrenal gland, hypothalamic, and hypophyseal/pituitary dysfunctions: BRT may overstimulate if used excessively.

Active tuberculosis, acute viral diseases: Brief flairs may occur, it is very important to consult with a treating physician before using BRT devices.

Malignancies: BRT should not be relied on as a primary treatment but may be considered a complementary treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What might I feel while receiving this treatment?

How long does it take to work and will it last?

How will I know if it works?

What should I do to prepare for BRT?

What should I do after my BRT session?

What happens if I don’t consume enough water?

What about my supplements or prescriptions?

Can I use this even if I feel good?

Yes, because a number of internal and environmental sources can contribute to the breakdown of the body’s inner communication processes. These sources include chemicals, toxins, nutritional deficiencies, emotional stressors, microbes, and electrosmog. Electrosmog comes from high-power electrical lines, cell phones, microwaves, computers, tablets, and other common electronic devices that over time may emit harmful electromagnetic fields.