A bioresonance treatment is completely painless. The electromagnetic fields used in the therapy are only perceived by extremely sensitive individuals. However, some people may experience slight fatigue after the treatment.
Electrodes on the hands, feet, or over affected areas of the body transmit the information from the organism to the bioresonance device. An electromagnetic mat placed on the patient's back delivers the therapy impulses. The patient can either lie down or sit during the treatment.
The duration of a therapy session varies depending on the reason for treatment, typically lasting 30 to 60 minutes. In the case of children, who generally have better regulatory abilities, the duration is usually half the time. On average, 3 to 10 treatments are conducted once or twice a week, depending on the duration of the illness and the severity of the symptoms.
Bioresonance treatment can be performed as a standalone therapy, but it is often part of a comprehensive treatment approach that includes measures for detoxification, cell regeneration, and improvement of blood circulation.