Has anyone tried Bioresonance?

[Everdean]

I would be interested to know of any experiences with this method of diagnosis or treatment please.

Wondering whether to try it.

[nightingale-56]

Think it might be what Steven and I had about 4 years ago. Will look out the papers and try and post. This was something that was supposed to be used by NASA to keep a check on the health of Astronauts. Haven't got time now (son has appointment with new Endo at local hospital) but will get back to you . I saw this Endo at beginning of January and thought he gave good advice, but unfortunately can still only give rubbish meds on NHS. Still sensible advice is good though.

[Everdean in reply to nightingale-56]

Thank you j-bee. I would be very interested when you have time.

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[Everdean]

I'm not sure exactly how it works pettals. Hopefully there will be more info on this blog soon

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[Pooh10]

I have just had Asyra Pro Screening which I was advised can only indicate a sensitivity (hyper or hypo) to an infectious agent (I am looking at lyme as I have a +ve western blot test) and not necessarily the presence of such. Causes of sensitivity include actual presence, previous exposure inherited sensitivity to it or cross reaction from something chemically/structurally similar.

asyra.co.uk/?gclid=CPSZ1rv1...

For me it mainly picked up fool intolerances (in my case do not cause a real issue as long as I am careful) and not really endocrine issues. The practitioner suggested using NAET to try and help but I am not convinced it is for me.

naet.com

To be honest, I do not understand the whole process but I know others have found it helpful. It will be interesting to hear from others

[Everdean in reply to Pooh10]

Thank you for that Pooh10

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