@drmaxdigests: It’s cheap, sounds great, claims to detect infections, toxins, and deficiencies from an energy scan. But here’s the problem: You can run the same test twice, five minutes apart, and get completely different results. Bio-resonance doesn’t have the consistency or reproducibility of PCR testing, urine metabolites, or specialty functional labs. I’ve had a number of patients come to see me after bio-resonance testing and not getting better. But I have yet to have a patient who did not improve from other functional testing, do bio-resonance testing, and suddenly have a major shift. #Bioresonance #FunctionalMedicine #LabTesting #RootCauseMedicine #EnergyMedicine Educational content, not medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider before making any health decisions.

Gilly :

PCR testing? Reliable? 🙄

My2centsBringsDaLaffs2daYard :

🤔 your "review" is based on a single type of bio resonance tester

DrCroctorMD :

So close yet so far

Dimitri :

ok but where can I do all this testing on my insurance? 😭

thekeeleyedit :

Hi, I came across your video as Im looking for alternatives to dig deeper into my health as I am “complex” due to having several ailments … Im in the UK, do you recommend anything that may give underlying factors that can be worked on/fixed that may help conditions I have ✨

Hollandaisa :

cause you cannot scan two times on one day as you influence the energy point. you can do over several days and trust me, you get the same type of results. I also did a test before and after a liver cleanse and you saw the liver inflammation go down

iheartzooble :

Sarah Beth❤️‍🩹 :

I’ve got adhd and loveeee research, I’m currently hyper fixating on anatomy, overall wellness, macros and body recomp (which I’ve been doing for 2 months borderline obsessively). I’ve contemplated a Dexa scan but due to the price and lack of importance for my current goals it’s more a mental treat to acquire that additional information which I plan to do in the future. However, I came across the Bio Resonance scan/tests and it sparked my curiosity immediately. Once I watched some happen the information you receive was really interesting and detailed but their treatment seemed very “airy fairy” or a more holistic approach which doesn’t align with me personally. Would you say it’s a waste of money to do it just for the information eg: brain activity, minerals and vitamins etc? Or is it just one big gimmick

MI6 Chick :

What is PCR?

♥️The Bishops' Granddaughter ♥ :

Any advice on healing the gut after having to take alot of antibiotics? 🙏

Cklove44 :

Can it help with migranes?

NewJerseyMom :

Where do we get tested and which ones do we ask for?

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does bioresonance can show nicotine or cotynine?

Mrs_Buchanan :

💙💙💙

Kristen Blake Wellness :

@Kristen Blake Wellness: agreed! I had a client come to us with bio test results that said her thyroid was a huge problem. We ran comprehensive bloodwork, urine toxin panel, DUTCH hormone testing….she had problems in every area EXCEPT her thyroid 🤪. Perfect TSH, T3, T4, no antibodies. But issues with CRP, sex hormones, cortisol, mycotoxins, lipids, iron and more. So…not the thyroid.

Ciexm :

Oooh western med Drs are pissed cause frequency Drs only charge for the session & get it fixed as opposed to the drugs they’re going to get you hooked on & paying for, for life. Plus the constant ongoing apts to make sure you’re taking all those meds you’re paying for.