Lyme disease – how can it be effectively combated with bioresonance therapy?

• What are the symptoms of Lyme disease?

• Lyme disease and bioresonance

• What is bioresonance?

• Bioresonance for Lyme disease

Lyme disease is a bacterial disease transmitted by ticks. Serious and extremely difficult to cure, it attacks the nervous system, muscles, joints, heart, and brain. This is because Borrelia spirochetes are transported throughout the body via the blood and lymph. Just a few days after a tick bite, these bacteria can be found in every organ in a form that is difficult for the immune system to detect. They are filled with fat and mucus and form infectious foci. Because our immune system doesn't recognize them, it can't produce antibodies to fight them. Laboratory tests for Lyme disease may then be negative.

What are the symptoms of Lyme disease?

Lyme disease can cause the development of some autoimmune diseases such as psoriasis, Hashimoto's disease, or rheumatoid arthritis. Lyme disease can affect various systems and organs:

Neuralgia,

· Nervousness,

· Anger and rage,

· little concentration,

· Memory impairment,

· Problems with speaking and orientation in space,

· Headaches and dizziness,

· Depression,

· blurred vision,

· Sore muscles,

· Heart problems,

Paralysis and muscle atrophy, including facial paralysis

Enlargement of the lymph nodes,

· Joint swelling, degeneration and pain.

Lyme disease and bioresonance

Lyme disease is difficult to diagnose. Its symptoms can be similar to those of many other illnesses. An incorrect medical diagnosis can lead to the decision to treat another condition, which can worsen the patient's health. Since our immune system often fails to recognize Lyme spirochetes and produce antibodies to fight them, and therefore laboratory tests for Lyme disease can be false negative, how can we tell if we have Lyme disease? Doctors often have trouble diagnosing this disease, especially in the absence of the characteristic erythema, which occurs in only 30% of adult Lyme patients and 10% of children. There is also disagreement about treatment. Therefore, an unconventional method for treating the disease, Lyme disease—bioresonance—comes to the rescue .

What is bioresonance?

Magnetic bioresonance is an unconventional method for diagnosing and treating various diseases. Bioresonance tests utilize the phenomenon of electromagnetism and assume that every body cell, bacterium, or parasite has its own characteristic vibration range. This can change depending on our health, which facilitates diagnosis. On the other hand, the emission of a corresponding alternating electromagnetic field by the device is said to cure diseases. This test is performed while sitting, with the electrodes connected to the device placed on the patient's skin, or the device holds the electrodes in the patient's hand. The examination is completely painless.

Bioresonance for Lyme disease

Magnetic bioresonance testing can prove crucial in the fight against a Borrelia spirochete infection. It allows for the precise localization of Lyme spirochetes in individual organs and the immediate and effective removal of these spores. Only a comprehensive bioresonance test can, among other things, check for:

the presence of Borrelia spirochetes,

Infection with diseases and bacteria such as:

· Bartonella,

· Babesia,

Brucella

Chlamydia Mycoplasma,

Toxoplasma,

Yersinia,

· Anaplasma,

Ehrlichia,

Rickettsia.

This unconventional diagnostic and treatment method, bioresonance, is capable of precisely locating infected areas in the human body. If we notice disturbing symptoms, it is worthwhile to perform magnetic bioresonance. Lyme disease can be cured with this method. Simply eliminating the pathogen usually leads to the disappearance of the unpleasant symptoms. Unfortunately, when we are dealing with a situation where degenerative changes have developed over a long period of time, they cannot always be reversed, and treatment requires antibiotic therapy and rehabilitation.

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