Experience with bio-resonance and/or bio-frequency therapy?

[Tacitus1953]

I am looking for info on bio-resonance and/or bio-frequency therapy.

Does any of you follow such therapy?

Results?

[betil1]

I live in Ankara. In Turkey. My husband has Parkinson's. We tried for it. It was good for his aches and sleep problems.

[AaronS]

I found it to be a sham... sorry

[blogger_7]

I purchased the book mentioned in my post about Frequency Specific Microcurrent Therapy. silverliningsandparkinsons.... 2020/05/05/another-glimmer-of-hope/ . I subsequently acquired a "Healy" The jury is still out. It is only approved by the FDA as a medical device for pain relief. My husband finds it helps with his back pain, as do I. We are using experimentation... because we both have gallstones. In a year, when our primary care Dr orders a test, we will be able to document if success has been achieved. Likewise, the eye Dr. told me I was candidate for cataract surgery in both eyes just before they closed down for Covid19. I believe I am seeing better since using the eye protocol, but I will wait to see what the eye doctor says. I haven't seen any long term change in my sleep, ;but I have run heart and weight protocols on my husband. & an unanticipated benefit has been a correction of his ed.

[bassofspades]

My chiropractor is well educated in microcurrent therapy and i attended several lectures he gave on the subject. He used it on me many times. All I ever got out of it was some slight relief from back issues but no significant pd relief at all. This doesn't mean that it doesn't work , just not on me. You might benefit, as everyone responds to the various therapies differently.

[Tacitus1953]

thnx!