Biofeedback vs Bioresonance - find out the key differences

In recent years, there has been increasing talk about modern health support methods such as biofeedback and bioresonance. Both technologies are gaining popularity in therapy practices, as well as among people who are interested in natural approaches to health and non-invasive diagnostics. Although both methods use sophisticated electronic devices and are often confused with each other, their operation, purpose and applications differ significantly. In this article, we will explain what biofeedback is, how it differs from bioresonance and in which cases it is worth reaching for Mezator devices - the market leader in bioresonance.

What is biofeedback?

Biofeedback, also known as biological feedback, is a therapeutic technique that involves monitoring and analysing the body's physiological signals - such as muscle tension, heart rhythm, brain waves or skin temperature. The aim of biofeedback therapy is to teach the patient to consciously control physiological processes that normally occur automatically.

With specialised equipment, it is possible to precisely track the body's reactions in real time. The patient sees information about their condition on a computer screen and learns how to consciously influence their own body. Biofeedback therapy is used for, among other things, stress reduction, treatment of migraines, sleep disorders, ADHD and concentration problems.

Bioresonance - diagnostics and frequency therapy

On the other hand, bioresonance is a diagnostic and therapeutic method based on the analysis of electromagnetic frequencies emitted by the body. Devices such as Mezator M1 record the natural electromagnetic vibrations of the body's cells and compare them with frequency patterns characteristic of health or specific burdens (e.g. parasites, bacteria, allergens, toxins).

Based on this comparison, it is possible to create a map of the body's burdens and apply bioresonance therapy, which involves the emission of harmonised frequencies aimed at restoring the body's equilibrium. Bioresonance Mezator M1 is non-invasive, painless and safe, which is why it is very popular in natural medicine practices, especially among naturopaths, holistic therapists and bioenergotherapists.

Key differences between biofeedback and bioresonance

Although both biofeedback and bioresonance are based on the analysis of signals from the body, their assumptions and goals are different. Biofeedback is training-based - its aim is to teach the patient to control their own physiological reactions. It requires the active participation of the person undergoing therapy and is most commonly used in psychological and neurotherapeutic work.

Bioresonance, on the other hand, is an analytical and therapeutic tool - it is used to detect disturbances in the body's electromagnetic field and to correct them by emitting the appropriate frequencies. It is a passive process - the patient does not have to perform any exercises or react consciously. Bioresonance therapies can support the fight against chronic fatigue, allergies, Lyme disease or gastrointestinal problems.

It is worth noting that Mezator devices offer advanced diagnostic as well as therapeutic capabilities. With intuitive software available in a wide variety of languages and service support, they are the ideal solution for practices that want to introduce bioresonance at the highest level.

When is it worth reaching for Mezator devices?

If you run a natural therapy practice, work with patients holistically or are looking for tools for a non-invasive health assessment - the Mezator bioresonance will be the right choice. Unlike biofeedback, which focuses mainly on psychophysiological functions, the Mezator devices allow the body's burdens to be quickly detected and individual frequency therapy to be tailored.

Modern devices such as the Mezator M1 or the Mezator BRT 2.0 allow you to work with your patient on a mobile basis, even at home. On the other hand, the HealthPack combining the Mezator BRT and Mezator Peso is a comprehensive solution - to be used by both professionals and health-conscious people at home.

Summary

Although biofeedback and bioresonance are sometimes confused with each other, their applications are completely different. If you are interested in advanced health analysis, individual therapy and frequency work - rely on the proven Mezator devices

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