Bioresonance - Biofeedback

Depending on the extent of the information loss, either only some cells, parts of an organ or the whole organism are affected by the consequences. Without correction, the result is a limited ability to function, which makes visible on the physical level what has been present on the mental level for a long time.

The missing information then leads, for example, to the fact that we no longer intuitively eat the food that contains exactly the information we need to maintain the natural balance.

Thanks to the development of quantum physics and computer technology in recent decades, it is possible to measure the loss of information using frequency patterns even before the formation of physical symptoms. Achieving the natural balance known as “health” is much easier than many believe or fear. Since all cells, organs and microorganisms in the optimal functional range have a very specific frequency pattern, any deviation from it is measured as a loss of information. Both the optimal and the deviating frequency patterns have been collected in an extensive database over many years of work. The disease patterns and various stages of progression known from medicine are assigned to the respective frequency patterns and are collected in a matter of seconds.

In the Institute of applied psychophysics in Omsk, Siberia, the non-linear research equipment was created, which allows to observe any condition of the biological object on the basis of changes of wave characteristics of tissues of the organism, individual cells, chromosomes, even individual ferments and hormones. Systems of nonlinear analysis (NLS) are the most advanced information technologies, which at present, at the beginning of the new millennium, can be counted among the most amazing and perspective achievements of contemporary natural science.

Numerous experiments carried out at the Institute of Applied Psychophysics confirm a close correlation between magnetic fields and biological systems, and these fields are used in biological systems as a way of external and internal cell interactions.