Where Physics meets nature

Bioresonance is based on modern biophysics, which teaches us that all matter has a resonant frequency. Similarly, every cell in our body also resonates at a particular frequency, which takes the form of a subtle electromagnetic field. Groups of cells in an organ or system have unique multiple frequency patterns which form a complex frequency make-up for the whole body.

The oldest form of bioresonance is the light of our sun. If sunlight reaches our skin, regulations are initiated. This is not caused by the heat of the sun, but by the ultraviolet portion of the light spectrum. Thus, ultraviolet light is able to stimulate the formation of pigments.

Our skin has an integrated regulating system which pigments it, i.e. makes it look brown, in direct response to the specific ultraviolet frequencies. The pigmentation of the skin is only one of many regulations that are initiated by sunlight, another one is the stimulation of the production of Vitamin D.

Apart from the narrow frequency band of the sunlight, there are also other frequencies which initiate their own regulations in the organism.