Course Overview.
Welcome to our Bioresonance Therapy course, the third core offering in our health education series. This comprehensive course will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform both endogenous and exogenous bioresonance therapies, paving the way for effective and personalized treatment plans for your patients. Discover the transformative potential of these innovative therapeutic techniques and expand your practice as a health practitioner.
Throughout this course, you will explore the main concepts and techniques of endogenous bioresonance therapy, including inverse testing, modification of substance properties, and the creation of autonosodes and nosodes for pathological factors.
You will also delve into exogenous bioresonance therapy, mastering the use of variable magnetic fields with fixed frequency modes, and resonance-frequency diagnostic and therapeutic programs targeting various pathogens.
The curriculum covers induction therapy, assessing treatment efficacy, and the creation and prescription of frequency-based remedies. Practical sessions will further enhance your understanding and application of these innovative bioresonance therapies, empowering you to develop tailored treatment plans for your clients. Embark on this journey to advance your skills as a health practitioner and harness the power of bioresonance therapy in your practice.
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Upon completing the third and final core course in the series, Bioresonance Therapy, students will have built on their knowledge from the first two core courses, Electroacupuncture according to R. Voll (EAV) and Vegetative Resonance Test (VRT). They will have mastered bioresonance therapy techniques, enabling them to create personalized treatment plans and advance their practice in informational medicine. We encourage students to explore our elective courses for specialized training in various fields, further expanding their expertise and skill set to better serve clients and remain at the cutting edge of health care.
Objectives Upon completion of the Bioresonance Therapy (BRT) course, students will be able to:
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Endogenous (BRT)
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Understand general definitions and concepts of BRT, including indications, contraindications, and requirements for practitioners and patients.
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Define basic and specific endogenous BRT techniques, select appropriate regimens for basic endogenous BRT, evaluate treatment effects, and understand the concept of bioresonance remedies.
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Create and implement 1st strategy BR remedies, and determine the optimal dose, duration, and frequency of BR remedy intake for individual clients.
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Develop 2nd strategy BR remedies and their terminal variant remedies, as well as 4th generation BR remedies, tailoring these to address specific client needs.
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Detect meridian and organ abnormalities using BRT devices, define private BR remedy methods, and establish algorithms for creating and using personalized BR remedies.
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Understand the principles of creating non-specific BR remedies, their methods, algorithms, and guidelines for use in various therapeutic contexts.
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Master specific approaches to BRT, including modifying remedy characteristics, creating autonosodes and nosodes of pathological factors through potentiation, and performing inverse testing of remedies and non-medical agents.
Exogenous (BRT)
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Understand the definition and characteristics of magnetic therapy, select appropriate magnetic field parameters for magnetic therapy, develop protocols for magnetic therapy, and evaluate its effectiveness. Create frequency-determined remedies and understand guidelines for their use.
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Apply frequency-resonance based diagnostics and therapy for diseases associated with viruses, protozoa, bacteria, helminths, and fungi. Detect infectious burdens using testing programs for frequency-resonance based diagnostics and therapy. Determine the appropriate therapy succession for different species and types of causative agents. Develop protocols for magnetic therapy and evaluate their effectiveness, and create frequency-determined remedies with guidelines for their use.
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Recognize the indications for drainage remedies and detox-remedies in frequency-resonance based therapy for diseases associated with viruses, protozoa, bacteria, helminths, and fungi. Understand the feasibility of combining frequency-resonance based therapy with nosodes of infectious agents. Identify indications and contraindications for program use of induction therapy of human EEG. Detect EEG alterations using BRT, select effective programs for induction therapy, and develop induction therapy protocols while evaluating their effectiveness. Create frequency-determined remedies and understand guidelines for their use.
Course details
Audience
Healthcare professionals from various fields, such as medical doctors, physiotherapists, nutritionists, and others, who are interested in exploring and incorporating electroacupuncture into their practice to enhance their treatment options and improve patient outcomes
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Prerequisites
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Have a basic proficiency in English, as the course materials, software, and devices will be in English*.
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Be familiar with using a computer, specifically the Windows operating system, as the device's software supports Windows only.
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Successfully complete the first two core modules of the program, fulfilling all academic prerequisites, before enrolling in this course.
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Duration
The course spans a period of 10 days, with classes taking place from Monday to Friday.
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Timetable
The seminar commences at 10:00 a.m. and runs until 1:00 p.m. Following a lunch intermission, classes resume at 2:00 p.m. and proceed until 6:00 p.m. (hands-on).
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Tokyo, Japan
English Japanese
​*The seminars are being translated simultaneously from English to Japanese.