What Is Bioresonance Therapy and What Happens During an Appointment?
If you've never experienced bioresonance therapy before, it's completely understandable to wonder what actually happens during an appointment.

Alex Georgiou
Registered Nutritional Therapist & Bioresonance Practitioner

If you’ve never experienced bioresonance therapy before, it’s completely understandable to wonder what actually happens during an appointment.
At Conscious Nutrition in Manchester, I use bioresonance as part of a personalised approach to exploring a client’s health. Many of the people who come to see me have ongoing or complex symptoms and feel that they haven’t yet found the full picture behind how they’re feeling.
In this article, I’ll explain what bioresonance therapy is, how I use it in my practice, and what you can expect when you come for an appointment.
What is bioresonance therapy?
Bioresonance is a complementary therapy based on the principle that the body produces electromagnetic signals and that these can be assessed using specialised equipment.
In my practice, I use professional bioresonance equipment manufactured by Rayonex Biomedical in Germany.
Bioresonance does not replace conventional medical diagnosis or medical testing. Instead, I use it as an additional tool to help build a broader picture of the individual and identify areas that may warrant further attention.
This fits particularly well with the way I work because I’m rarely interested in looking at a symptom in isolation. I want to understand what may be contributing to the overall health picture.
Why do people come to me for bioresonance?
People come to Conscious Nutrition for many different reasons. Some have a relatively specific concern, such as digestive problems, reactions to foods, fatigue or difficulty sleeping. Others have a much more complicated history involving multiple symptoms that standard investigations haven’t fully explained.
During an initial appointment, I combine nutritional therapy, an in-depth health history review, and bioresonance testing. This gives us the opportunity to look at nutrition, lifestyle, environmental factors and physiological stress all in one comprehensive two-hour session.
What happens during the appointment?
You remain fully clothed and sit or lie comfortably while the Rayonex polar device is calibrated to test specific frequency ranges. It is entirely non-invasive, painless, and gentle.
We discuss the findings together in real time. Rather than feeling left in the dark, you leave with a clear understanding of your body's energetic balance and practical, actionable recommendations.

Written by Alex Georgiou
Alex is a Registered Nutritional Therapist (mBANT, CNHC Reg, ANP, GNC) and Bioresonance Practitioner based at 111 Piccadilly in central Manchester. He specialises in chronic fatigue, gut dysbiosis, and unexplained multisystem symptoms.
