Why treat only the sick? Health prophylaxis with bioresonance

Congress Papers| Conference Papers| 2023

October 03, 2023•11 min read

Prophylaxis (prevention) refers to the totality of all measures to prevent an impairment of health. We distinguish between primary prophylaxis, which is intended to prevent the outbreak of a dis‐ ease in a (still) healthy person, and secondary prophylaxis, which is intended to prevent a relapse of a healed or improved disease (recurrence prophylaxis). In both cases, the use of bioresonance therapy has proven successful with patients, but also with therapists and practice staff.

Recurrence prophylaxis

You know the situation: the patient’s complaints have disappeared or improved significantly. A treatment series has been completed.

The frequent question is: “What happens now?” There are two options: “We can finish the treat‐ ment now and you can contact us if any new symptoms reappear!” or “We can continue the treat‐ ment at longer intervals (e.g. every 4 ‐ 6 weeks) to prevent worsening.”

We recommend the wait‐and‐see approach to most of our allergy patients, for example, because they usually remain largely symptom‐free for many years. Recurrence prophylaxis however is rec‐ ommended for most chronic diseases, such as chronic pain or organ diseases, metabolic diseases, immune and endocrine systems, autoimmune diseases and cancer.

Patients initially receive a therapy session monthly, and later possibly every 6 ‐ 8 weeks. We rarely use ready‐made program sequences. We test out the appropriate programs, usually a combina‐ tion of low and normal frequency programs. In addition, we use substance complexes or CTT am‐ poules in the 2nd channel.

Case studies

Case 1: Recurrent urinary tract infections ‐ J.H., female 12 years old

Recurrent urinary tract infections since babyhood, sometimes residual urine, and almost always nitrite in the urine. Frequent antibiotic treatments.

We treated the intestinal mycosis and the cow’s milk allergy, treated incriminating information with “contraceptives” and streptococci and stabilized the bladder with bioresonance.

The young patient was initially symptom‐free, and the urine was without findings.

Three months later, she again developed a febrile bladder infection with antibiotic treatment.

We decided to start bioresonance recurrence prophylaxis treatment. The patient came for a ther‐ apy session every 4 weeks and has not had a urinary tract infection for years since.

Input cup: urine; Input: bladder; Output: sit on mat
Programs 2 (inflammation), 3018.0, 390.3 (bladder), 492.0 (urinary tract infection), 570.1 (defense increase)
Channel 2: Urinary tract infection (urology)

Case 2: Thyroid disease ‐ U.S., female, 42 years old

The tax consultant was diagnosed with Graves’ disease with hyperthyroidism. She refused radioio‐ dine treatment. Her general practitioner started her on 15 mg thiamazole.

Since she had had good experiences with the treatment of her bronchial asthma two years earlier, she wanted to try bioresonance.

After four “acute treatments” once a week she felt subjectively much better and more efficient. To maintain this level of health, she initially continued to come to therapy sessions monthly.

Input: neck; Output: mat on back
Programs 3 (geopathy), 3088.0 (thyroid), 548.0 (hyperthyroidism), 916.1 (pituitary)
Channel 2: Hyperthyroidism

Case 3: Liver disease ‐ K. R., female 60 years old

In addition to her hypertension and chronic asthma, the patient suffered from liver cirrhosis prob‐ ably due to alcohol. An ascites was already punctured in the hospital.

Since conventional medicine did not recommend any therapeutic offers other than abstinence from alcohol, she decided to undergo bioresonance therapy.

After initially weekly treatments, she already felt much better, and her blood values improved. As a prophylaxis against “aggravation” she continued to come for bioresonance every 2 ‐ 3 weeks.

Input: right upper abdomen; Output: mat on back
Programs 0, 3064.0, 430.2 (liver), 970.5 (detoxification).
Channel 2: Liver support

Case 4: Prostate disease ‐ H.P., male, 77 years old

The patient had his prostate removed due to carcinoma. Radiation or chemotherapy were not necessary. Since then he suffered from urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction.

After six “acute treatments” including scar removal, the incontinence was already significantly im‐ proved. He continued to come monthly for therapy as “recurrence prophylaxis”.

Input: bladder; Output: sitting on mat
Programs 0 (cell regeneration), 3094.0 (shock), 934.1 (hormones), 911.1 (nerves), 580.4 (prostate)

Channel 2: Prostate adenoma, KTT: Bladder, male genitalia

Case 5: Cardiac arrhythmia, hypertension, hormonal disturbances, gonarthrosis ‐ M.M., female, 61 years old

Already in 2004 (!) we treated this patient for tachycardia and multiple food allergies over several weeks with bioresonance. She felt “so well” after the first treatment series that she wanted to be treated further “prophylactically”. Since then (!) she came to BICOM therapy every 3 ‐ 4 weeks.

The treatment regimen was adjusted every few months to meet her needs. Her last session:

Input: thymus; Output: mat on back
Programs 0 (heart), 934.1 (hormones)
Input: right upper abdomen; Output: mat left knee
Programs 2 (inflammation), 3056.0 (osteoarthritis)

Climacteric complaints are a grateful task for BICOM therapists.

After the 4 ‐ 6 week acute treatment, patients like to come every 1 ‐ 2 months for a “refresher”. The individually suitable hormone programs should be tested. Here is a selection of the most com‐ mon programs in our clinic:

3048.0, 3049.0, 3050.0, 3030.0, 980.2, 981.1, 934.1, 916.1, 900.1
Channel 2: Climacteric complaints

For cancer patients, energetic recurrence prophylaxis is always recommended.

Here, the activation of the immune system is the main focus (see immune cure

below). If the “Degenerate Cells” test kit is used, the appropriate ampoules should be tested indi‐ vidually in each session.

In cases of unavoidable long‐term exposure to toxins or pathogens,

Disease prophylaxis is indicated primarily when exposure to contaminants in the workplace or home cannot be prevented.

A dentist came regularly for toxin removal of amalgam. Contact with mercury cannot be avoided when drilling out old fillings. Another dentist also suffered from chronic Lyme disease. For years we regularly treated the combination borrelia‐mercury. Also, wood preservatives and molds have to be treated again and again in case of contamination of the living space or the workplace (take Sellotape strips from the room).

Radiation exposure can often be reduced by appropriate interference suppression measures.

Prophylactic elimination of radiation exposure has also proved successful. Employees in nuclear power plants, X‐ray assistants, frequent flyers, pilots and stewardesses come at regular intervals for electrosmog therapy (Program 702, etc.)

2. Primary prophylaxis

From the beginning ‐ newborns and mothers

The belly button is the first scar of our life. It should be treated in time before it can leave patho‐ logical information in the small body as a scar interference field.

The cervical spine area can also test as a “scar” especially after precipitate labor, ventouse labor or unfavourable positionings.

All medications taken by the mother during pregnancy (labor inhibitors or triggers, local anaes‐ thetics and narcotics, painkillers, sedatives, antibiotics, drugs(!), etc.) should be eliminated, but also possible toxic exposures (amalgam of the mother, active or passive smoking, wood preserva‐ tives). They can play a role as a “trigger factor” for the occurrence of neurodermatitis, chronic res‐ piratory diseases or ADS syndrome. If necessary, also eliminate vitamin K (konakion), which most babies receive after birth.

Neonatal prophylaxis

Input: square, flex. applicator on abdomen/chest; output: lie on mat Programs (half time!):

Basic therapy, 910.3, 900.2 (scar), 3017.0 (blockage), 3095.0, 432.2 (shock).

………………………………………………………………

For toxic or drug exposures:

Input: toxin, drug; output: lying on mat

11310 (963, 944, 998) or 10325 (3152, 158, 692)

……………………………………………………………….

Children from atopic families (1x a month):

Input: square, flex. applicator on abdomen/chest; output: lie on mat

Basic therapy, 428.2 (thymus), 3089.0 (mucosal regulation), 561.0 (intestinal flora), 900.1 (vitality)

……………………………………………………………….

Further recommendations: no cow’s milk and wheat products as far as possible in the baby´s first year, symbiosis control with probiotics, renunciation of caries prophylaxis with fluorine tablets, concomitant treatment with necessary or desired vaccinations.

For the young mothers, treat the abdominal scars (c‐section, episiotomy, etc.). Programs to sup‐ port hormonal changes are also helpful.

Prophylaxis for mothers after childbirth

Input: square, flex. applicator on lower abdomen; output: sit on mat

Basic therapy, 910.3, 900.2 (scar), 3095.0, 432.2 (shock),

3049.0, 980.2, 981.1, 934.1 (hormones).

Prophylaxis of vaccination prophylaxis

Every vaccination is a burden on the immune system and can lead to side effects in correspond‐ ingly sensitive patients. With the accompanying bioresonance therapy, “vaccination damage” can be avoided as far as possible. There should be a pre‐ and post‐treatment, if possible with the origi‐ nal vaccine (empty ampule with a residual drop of substance).

Vaccination prophylaxis

Before:

Input cup: blood o. Saliva Input: chest/belly Output: mat Program 428.1

Input cup: vaccine Input: no input Output: mat on back Program 996.0

After:

Input cup: blood o. Saliva Input: chest/belly Output: mat Program 428.1

Input cup: vaccine Input: no input Output: mat on back Programs 11310 (963, 944, 998) or 10325 (3152, 158, 692).

The bioresonance method has received special importance in the elimination of burdening infor‐ mation in the case of corona vaccinations. Here the prophylactic therapy and harmonization is particularly important even before the appearance of possible symptoms! Even after the appear‐ ance of “vaccination damage” we can of course still help well with bioresonance.

Surgical and dental procedures

Wound infections, secondary wound healing and scar interference fields can usually be avoided if surgical and dental operations are prepared and followed up with bioresonance therapy. Please refer to the program handbook or the display in the BICOM optima for the known and proven pro‐ grams.

Bioresonance “Kur”/ health plan

The following are some suggestions from our practice. Of course, the programs can be varied or tested in individual cases on the basis of our own experience. If nothing for the input cup is speci‐ fied, the information in the display applies.

a) In autumn, we recommend an immune health plan to our patients and ourselves. In addition, or as an alternative to the flu vaccination, programs for stabilization of the immune system are carried For the low‐frequency programs, the therapy time is shortened to 6 ‐ 8 minutes.

According to the Chinese 5 elements, the functional element metal is assigned to autumn. Therefore, a support of the meridians lung and large intestine is helpful.

We add to the 2nd channel a suitable substance complex, CTT meridian ampules and flower essence mixtures according to Dr. Bach for psycho‐vegetative stabilization.

Parallel to the 4 ‐ 6 week application of the programs, potentized BICOM minerals are pre‐ pared with the device and administered, for example from blood or stool. We recommend 5 ‐ 10 drops per day put into 1.5 l of water (then the patient also drinks enough).

Input: large flexible applicator on chest and abdomen; output: mat back

Basic therapy, 3108.0, 428.2(thymus activation), 221.1, 562.0 (colon), 211.9, 3005.0 (lung),

3089.0 (mucosal regulation)

Channel 2: “immunodeficiency”, KTT: lung, colon

b) In winter, bioresonance brings light and vibration into the dark In the

vitality health plan, programs for vitality, immune stabilization and metabolism activation are used. The element water is associated with this season and is supported through the bladder and kidney meridian. Potentiation of blood or earwax.

Input cup: large flexible applicator chest and abdomen; output: mat back

Basic therapy, 3027.0, 900.1 (psycho‐vegetative stabilization), 3066.0 (lymphatic activation),

3003.0, 570.1 (immune system), 3080.0 (kidney), 390.3 (bladder) Channel 2: “energetic fitter”, KTT: kidney, bladder, lymph

c) In spring we offer our detoxification health plan. Toxin elimination, detoxification and purifi‐ cation as well as the activation of the element wood via liver and gallbladder meridian are the main focus Potentiation of blood, urine or saliva.

Input: large flexible applicator chest and abdomen; output: mat back

Basic therapy, 3036.0, 970.5 (detoxification), 3064.0, 430.2, 370.2 (liver/gallbladder),

3030.0 (glandular function), 981.1 (hormones).

Channel 2: “Acidosis”, KTT: liver, gallbladder, joints

d) The summer months are marked by our fitness health plan. Here we support sports and lei‐ sure activities, but also prepare for upcoming vacations. Here, the fire element (heart, circula‐ tion, 3E, small intestine meridian) is supported in early summer and the earth element with the stomach and spleen‐pancreas meridian in late Potentiation of blood or saliva.

As a vacation and travel preparation, one should also think of the expulsion of stressful infor‐ mation from vaccinations, the treatment of a sun or mosquito allergy or a “diarrhea prophy‐ laxis” (e.g., building up the intestinal flora).

Input: large flexible applicator on the chest and abdomen; output: mat on the back. Early summer:

Basic therapy, 3086.0, 802.1 (oxygen uptake), 3050.0, 934.1 (hormones),

281.8, 904.0 (heart), 3032.0 (blood flow), 3127.0 (small intestine).

Channel 2: “Oxygen deficiency”, “Stress cardiovascular”, KTT: heart, circulation, 3E

Late summer:

Basic therapy, 3086.0, 802.1 (oxygen uptake), 3109.0 (acidosis),

3107.0 (metabolism), 3081.0, 935.0 (pancreatic juices)

Channel 2: “Pancreatic secretory weakness”, KTT: stomach, pancreas, metabolism.

Dr. Sabine Rauch and Olle Svensson also offer a BICOM prophylaxis program, which has already proven itself in several countries. Here, the individual complaints or modalities of the interested party are recorded via questionnaires and treated preventively with bioresonance according to the Chinese 5‐element teachings.

Bioresonance health plans are also a good marketing tool in the practice and should be adver‐ tised accordingly, for example by appropriate handouts or a seasonally adapted posters in the waiting room (see Figures 1 ‐ 4).