Bioresonance - Paola Pierangeli

Q: Who is bioresonance for?

Bioresonance can be used by individuals who wish to support their natural regulatory, recovery, and adaptive capacities. It is integrated into the treatment plan when it appears relevant based on the observed functioning.

Q: What does Global Diagnostics measure?

Global Diagnostics gathers information on various aspects of the body's physiological functioning. This information does not constitute a medical diagnosis, but complements the observations made during the session to provide a more comprehensive view of how the system functions.

Q: Do you use bioresonance to make a diagnosis?

No. Bioresonance is not used to establish a medical diagnosis. It is an observation and support tool that complements the assessment carried out within the framework of complementary therapy.

Q: Does bioresonance replace medical monitoring?

No. It is part of a complementary therapy approach and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment prescribed by a healthcare professional.

Q: Why combine bioresonance and kinesiology?

Muscle testing and bioresonance provide different yet complementary information. Kinesiology allows us to observe how the system reacts to a given situation, while bioresonance provides additional information on certain aspects of its physiological functioning. Combining them contributes to a more holistic understanding of the individual.

Bioresonance is a tool to support regulation. I use it when the system struggles to regain balance in the mobilization and distribution of its resources. It complements the natural capacities for adaptation and recovery, without replacing the system's own functioning.

When natural regulatory capacities are temporarily overwhelmed, the system may struggle to regain a balanced functioning. Some functions become overtaxed while others lack the resources necessary to fulfill their role. Resource recovery, adaptation, and redistribution then become more difficult.

Understanding bioresonance

In my approach, bioresonance is not used to search for or treat an isolated symptom.

It mainly comes into play when the system struggles to regain balance in the mobilization and distribution of its resources, making adaptation, recovery, or certain changes more difficult.

Using a measurement and stimulation device, it allows exploration of different aspects of the body's physiological functioning and supports its natural regulatory capacities.

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Bioresonance FAQ

Who is bioresonance for?

What does Global Diagnostics measure?

Do you use bioresonance to make a diagnosis?

Does bioresonance replace medical monitoring?

Why combine bioresonance and kinesiology?

What you can observe on a daily basis

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* You know that a change would do you good, but it remains difficult to implement.

* You are going through a period of fatigue, overload or difficult recovery.

* You feel that some of your body's or mind's functions are constantly being used, while others struggle to regain their balance.

* You feel like you are operating “in slow motion” or, on the contrary, that you can never stop.

* You wish to support your body's natural recovery and regulatory abilities.

* You are looking to support a change by helping your system regain a more balanced functioning.

Bioresonance does not replace the work of transformation. It can support the natural regulatory capacities when the system struggles to regain balance in the mobilization and distribution of its resources.