Bioresonance is a NO-GO by IOCOB and VisionMed

www.visionmed.org Bioresonance is a NO-GO, presented by IOCOB. Integrated medicine complementary and alternative medicine CAM
Bioresonance therapy was invented in 1977 and marketed as MORA-therapy by the German Franz Morell and his son-in-law, engineer Erich Rasche and was named after them (MOrell RAsche). This method is based on former radionics introduced in the USA during the 1920s. Bioresonance is a controversial subject, due to the involvement of fraudsters and uncertainty of description of its operation. There are no scientifi papers supporting its claims, and treatment is often given by lay persons, trained during some weekends. The diagnoses have big impact on patients, and create a somtiztion reaction. This increasingly populr therapy is clearly fraud and misleads patients. The therapists are mislead by the producers of these unproven machines and devices.
In the USA, The FDA classifies "devices that use resistance measurements to diagnose and treat various diseases" as Class III devices, which require FDA approval prior to marketing. Some of these devices have been banned from the US market.

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[SuperKristen1980]

FYI I spent 3 years studying Human anatomy and physiology specializing in orthopedic healthcare. I have seen accupuncture, magnetism, and Reiki treatments do unbelievable things. I've been smoking for 14 years and I'm desperate to try anything. I found a Money Back Guarantee, I've got nothing to lose but the habit!

[SuperKristen1980]

There are all kinds of people that believe in an energy flow in the body that science has not been able to quantify. The Chinese call it Chi, the middle East call it Chakra, some north Americans have called it Pizo-electric energy, whatever it is, there is something that cannot be explained YET. Why do doctors profess their ignorance by not acknowledging some things work though we don't know why.

[tonywankenobi]

@bastianquazy The WMPRO costs 13,000 dlls more or less. Fits in a sturdy backback with a laptop.

[tonywankenobi]

bastianquazy - Yes I've had the device for 5 yrs, I previously had another similar but heavier that I sold and bought the one I have now. The previous device, the BICOM 2000 cost me 16,000 Dlls.. The WMPRO which is my current device costs 12,500.00

The WMPRO is light weight, about the size of a Fax Machine and works on rechargeable batteries.

[bastianquazy]

@tonywankenobi ...hi, mr. do you have this device at all? how much did you purchase this? may i know it!

[tonywankenobi]

People call it a PLACEBO... Well, if a placebo gets a little boy from severe A.D.D. (failing grades in school) to 80-90% improvement in his grades. - Or a smoker to quit smoking without suffering - A lady suffering from 15 years of allergies to suddenly have no more symptoms - ... Then I want ALL THE PLACEBO I CAN GET.

[tonywankenobi]

I've practiced bioresonance for 11 years. I've seen amazing things done which of course I would not share with the medical community 1. They would not believe anything 2. I may get visits from people that "strongly disagree" and would probably confiscate the device. Heart Disease, Allergies, Addictions, Infections, Autism, A.D.D., Stage III Cancer, Thyroid issues (hypo and hyper), GERD... Just to name a few... Of course, dietary changes and some supplementation are always included.

[boozenfags]

The previous comments are weird, I've been checking out this bioresonance stuff, the machine is based on the scientology E-meter- I've seen one up close now. And since I passed basic physics I know that the PR for this stuff is based on made up science. I wonder if anyone who believes in it has ever read a basic textbook on anatomy or physics? Don't you realise that believing anything that anyone tells you without evidence is narrow mindedness not open midedness you sad plecebo junkies? Hehe :)

[Shokat01]

You have proven that ignorance holds no bounds. Keep up the good work - you are doing a marvellous job for the Big Pharma.

[prosurv123]

Bioresonance is the medicine of the future. Big pharma is very very worried about this fact.