Date:   1/26/2009 9:14:13 AM ( 15 y ago)
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Geritol,

I have been through four years of bioresonance therapy, for all kinds of substances that may be in the body.

Zeroing in on one takes a great deal of experience on the part of the therapist...though the machine can measure the vibration of the substance.


Also, few people understand what 'zapping' does...it is NOT 'electrocution'. It has to do with feeding back the same energy a substance or parasite gives off, as I understand it so far.

Too, the frequency given cannot reach deeply into the body, as deeply as the inside of the intestines, for example. I don't know if this is limited range, on purpose, or because it is impossible in some way.


The machine I was treated with cost $45,000 a while back. The operator was expert in every sense of the word, and traveled to Europe several times per year to seminars to improve his expertise.

There is a great deal to know, I believe.


I also know that studying the subject is quite 'dry' reading, as there is much mathematics to it. Most people would not enjoy reading and talking about bioresonance.


But, it works in, say, stopping smoking...as I have proven...though the effects can easily be overridden by the subject themselves. ...Perhaps by thinking that one cigarette couldn't hurt. That's what I did.

The relief from the 'craving' I felt immediately after the treatment made me think that one or two cigarettes, as was my habit, were okay. Nope!


I've been told that there are bioresonance practitioners in Europe who keep a number of machines constantly busy, just on smoking cessation alone. I know that the feeling of relief is wonderful.


The therapist I saw intends to write a book one day. I hope several practitioners do...we need to know.

My best,

Fledgling
 

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