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bioresonance
(redirected from Bioresonance therapy)

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bioresonance (bīˈ·ō·reˑ·z·nns),
n technique in which the practitioner uses a device to analyze the patient's electromagnetic waves and alter them before returning them to the body. Used for treating headaches, skin conditions, pain, and other maladies.
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Bahrain-based Dutch therapists Dr Maya Lok and her son Stephane say they have used bioresonance therapy to successfully treat patients who are suffering from allergies, back pain, eczema, asthma, migraines and many other conditions.
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Islamov and colleagues report, "Changes in the lymphocyte antioxidant system indicate that bioresonance therapy activates nonspecific protective mechanism in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
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Melanie, 46, lives with husband Jeffrey, was very sceptical when she heard about Joseph Price and his bioresonance therapy clinic from an acupuncturist treating her for an unrelated groin injury.
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