Cellular bioresonance therapy
AUTHORS : Tikhomirov D.D.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : FPC MR RUDN, Moscow, Russia
YEAR : 2007
Cellular bioresonance therapy is a treatment using techniques using bioresonance weak electromagnetic signals, mimicking human control signals in order to activate stem cells, cell cultures and patient tissues. This therapy does not involve the use of either foreign biological material or one’s own cultured stem cells. The technique is initially based on the
theory of the German doctor H.H. Reckeweg about the leading role of connective tissue, which is the mesenchyme – the main human matrix, which is capable of repair – restoration. The main task of the technique at the macro level is to find signals that promote reactivation – the restoration of the connective tissue of various organs, which actually leads to the normalization of their function.