bioresonant

Bioresonance is a term used in some alternative medicine practices to describe the alleged electromagnetic vibrations produced by living organisms. Proponents of bioresonance therapy claim that these vibrations can be measured and analyzed to diagnose and treat various health conditions. The underlying principle is that disease states are associated with altered or abnormal electromagnetic frequencies within the body. Therapists using bioresonance devices purport to detect these deviations and then introduce counteracting frequencies to restore a supposed healthy resonance.

The concept of bioresonance is not supported by mainstream scientific or medical consensus. Scientific studies have not validated the existence of bioresonant frequencies as described by practitioners, nor have they demonstrated the efficacy of bioresonance therapy for any medical condition. The scientific community generally regards bioresonance as a pseudoscience. Diagnostic methods employed in bioresonance are not recognized by conventional medicine, and the therapeutic claims are considered unsubstantiated. Regulatory bodies in many countries have not approved bioresonance devices for medical diagnosis or treatment.