Bioresonance Wellness Check-up: 40+ Health Parameters in 15 Minutes

The device analyzes frequency signatures and creates a functional assessment profile, without interfering with the body natural processes. The assessment takes just 15 minutes and covers 40+ health parameters including pathogens, vitamin levels, endocrine function, and spine condition.

Yes. The method is completely non-invasive and does not involve physical contact or external impact on the body. It is a passive registration of the body own electromagnetic oscillations, making it safe for adults and children over 1 year old.

The assessment covers 40+ parameters including: pathogen frequency signatures (viruses, bacteria), vitamin levels (A, D, E, K, B-complex), endocrine system function (thyroid, adrenals), spine and musculoskeletal status, and overall energy balance.

The complete wellness assessment takes approximately 15 minutes. You will receive immediate results with personalized recommendations for supporting your body resources and optimizing wellness.

For optimal monitoring, we recommend wellness assessments every 3-6 months. This allows you to track changes in your functional status and adjust your wellness program accordingly. More frequent assessments may be recommended based on individual needs.

You receive a comprehensive report showing your functional status across all 40+ parameters, along with personalized wellness recommendations. The report is easy to understand and includes actionable steps for optimizing your health.

No. The device requires no maintenance. Frequency database updates are downloaded automatically via the app, ensuring you always have access to the latest wellness assessment technology.

Estimated service life: at least 7 years with proper use. Warranty period: 12 months from purchase date. The device is built with high-quality components designed for long-term reliability.

The technology has been certified and meets international safety standards. Bioresonance principles are based on biophysics research, including studies published in Scientific Reports (2026) and Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids (2021).