Bioresonance therapy, therapy of the future

Bioresonance therapy, therapy of the future 

The most important contribution to the therapy, based on experience with, and knowledge of, electro-acupuncture, was made by the German Physician Franz Morell. He himself was a committed proponent of electro-acupuncture and was familiar with phenomena observed via EAV. He knew that biophysical information, obviously oscillating, lies within the “ultra-fine” energy range, but shows all the properties of electromagnetic waves.

At that time, the research done by Popp was unknown and hardly anyone in magazine was considering superior regulatory operations in living processes. Thanks to his seemingly “extrasensory” perception and intuition, Morrell recognized the correlations. He assumed that all processes within an organism must be accompanied, regulated, or caused by electromagnetic oscillations. Just as each substance shows specific electromagnetic information, in the same way, each living being possesses a codified informational base consisting of many specified pieces of operational data. This particular frequency spectrum, specific to a patient and valid only at a particular moment in time, should contain all information relevant for this living being. There are physiological, healthy “harmonious” as well as pathological “disharmonious” oscillation patterns. The latter are meant to be weakend or eliminated. Illnesses, therefore, is an imbalance in an organism’s oscillation pattern where pathological “disharmonious” oscillations dominate! Morell’s postulations were something to this effect.

He have to be ingenious idea to use the complex spectrum of electro magnetic oscillations intrinsic to a patient for treatment. He would use electrodes to measure the electromagnetic signals of a patient. This would then be modified electronically in a device and returned to the patient as effective healing oscillations. Just as in regular electrical engineering, cables conduct the biological signals from the patient to the therapy device and vice versa.

The patient’s frequency pattern is selectively (depending on the device settings) inverted. That is to say, it is electronically converted into the exact mirror image. Subsequently, it can be amplified, attenuated, and specific frequencies can be filled out, et cetera. These procedures do not change the specific characteristic, that is to say the actual physical “code” of the frequency spectrum. The patient’s frequency spectrum, when confronted buy its own code, can and must react to it. As the information is the patient’s own, it is ultimately suitable to the patient’s system. This does not apply to any other known therapy modality except the true homoeopathic simile. The essentially new aspect about this therapy is that it exclusively uses the body’s own individual oscillations without adding any foreign energies or chemical substances, etc. This is indeed the purest biophysical therapy possible! (The therapy device uses electrical current only for its electronics to function. Patient signals and supplying current are strictly separated.)

A completely new aspect in therapy was also to make use of a self-regulating cybernetic feedback loop that occurred during therapy. The therapy device does not use the patient’s information collected at the beginning of the therapy throughout the course of the therapy. Instead, the device converts patients oscillation patterns into therapeutic treatment oscillations. Their effect immediately influences that organism and changes the patient’s wave patterns. Subsequently, the therapy continuously adapts itself to the new situation it initiated. Patient and therapy device together form a complete and perfect cybernetic feedback loop.

Morell first introduced the therapy modality using the patient’s own signals in 1977. This was initially called Mora therapy (a combination of the first letters of its inventor Morell and of Rasche, an electronics engineer and his son in law, who designed the first therapy device) (Morell 1987)

The development of other devices eventually necessitated a more neutral name. These days the term bioresonance therapy is commonly used as a collective name for this type of therapy modality. The devices developed by Rasche continue to be called Mora.

Morells hypothesis and conclusions, initially theoretical, have proven correct in practice with regards to the content. Meanwhile the experiences of over twelve thousand physicians and therapists with their patients speak for themselves.

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