Allergies

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When the word allergy is mentioned, people tend to think of streaming noses, sneezing, itchy eyes and shortness of breath. The respiratory tract is indeed the most common target of organ of acute and chronic allergic reactions. Symptoms range in intensity from slight itchiness in the nose through hay fever and chronic sinusitis to life-threatening bronchial asthma.

Classic allergy testing predominantly seeks out the inhalation allergens such as house dust mites, molds, animal hair, pollen and fragrances. A good bioresonance therapist will not only search for the allergens triggering these symptoms but will also seek out and treat fundamental energetic disorders such as chronic food allergies, chronic toxic contamination and therapy blocks.

Some children or those that have had suffered for a short period have time have experienced complete recovery others have experienced some relief.

The bioresonance method has become well-known for its ability to treat allergies swiftly and effectively.

Word of its obvious success has rapidly spread amongst patients and consequently many allergy sufferers are seeking out the practices of bioresonance therapists. This is certainly attributable to the fact that the number of people suffering from allergies has been steadily increasing for years and many patients are disappointed in the options available in conventional medicine.

BICOM® bioresonance has been used for over 20 years in the treatment of allergies. Allergies are now an extremely widespread condition. They can be tested and treated painlessly and without any harmful side-effects using the BICOM® device. According to Dr. med. Rummel of Karlsruhe, allergies can play a central role with many chronic conditions. Dr. Rummel has summarised these conditions as follows in what is known as the group of allergic disorders:

Just like homeopathy, acupuncture and other methods of complementary therapy, BICOM® bioresonance is a form of regulatory medicine. Within complementary medicine, BICOM® bioresonance therapy is recognised as an effective tried and tested method. Within conventional medicine, however, BICOM® bioresonance has not been subject to scientific research and is, therefore, not yet approved.