The cells of the human organism communicate with each other through direct contact, messenger substances, hormones, the nervous system, or via minimal electromagnetic fields. The overarching control level in this process is the electromagnetic fields, which allow incredibly fast communication even over larger distances.
Each cell and also each substance inside and outside the organism has its own specific electromagnetic field or frequency spectrum. This, in turn, is influenced by the electromagnetic fields of other cells and substances. The resulting interaction can be resonance (the fields match each other) or dissonance (the fields do not match each other). Likewise, the frequency spectrum of cells or organs can change due to diseases. Healthy cells exhibit a characteristic, harmonious frequency spectrum specific to the type of cell, whereas the electromagnetic field of diseased tissue is disharmonious.
These phenomena are exploited, on the one hand, for bioenergetic diagnostics, where disharmonious patterns are sought or the resonance or dissonance to the provocation with substances (e.g., allergens or environmental toxins) is determined.
On the other hand, this knowledge is utilized for therapy, known as bioresonance therapy. In this therapy, electromagnetic information from the organism is collected by electrodes from the bioresonance device. The device is designed to distinguish and transform harmonious and disharmonious frequency patterns. The altered frequency pattern administered to the patient through an electromagnetic mat triggers a resonance phenomenon in the organism. This means that the cells of the body react to the altered electromagnetic field. The reactions triggered ultimately lead to the activation of healing processes.
Not only can the information from the organism be used for therapy, but also the specific frequency patterns of substances such as medications, homeopathic remedies, and other supportive substances. Potentially harmful substances (e.g., allergens) are also therapeutically utilized. However, in this case, the aim is not to generate resonance between the organism and the allergen but to erase the existing resonance to the allergen (the allergy) through therapy and thus reduce the organism's predisposition to allergies.