Bio Zapper Therapy

What Is Bio Zapper Therapy?

Bio Zapper Therapy (sometimes called bioresonance or frequency therapy) involves passing gentle electrical signals (specific frequencies) through the body, using electrodes or circuitry, with the idea of supporting cellular balance and detoxification.

Practitioners believe that these frequencies help neutralize stressors, support detox, and restore internal harmony. While it is not a diagnostic tool or primary treatment, many people use it as a supportive modality in their wellness program.

Why Some People Use It

While scientific evidence is limited and controversial, proponents use Bio Zapper Therapy for:

• Supporting detoxification and clearing “energetic stressors”

• Helping the body to reset imbalances in cells or systems

• Complementing other therapies (e.g. chiropractic, detox, nutritional support)

• Supporting general wellness in cases of chronic fatigue, sensitization, or low-level stress

Note: Because the evidence is preliminary, results vary by individual. We use it as a supportive tool, not a cure.

Safety, Limitations & Transparency

We believe in full disclosure. Here’s what you should know:

• Bio Zapper is considered a complementary or adjunct tool—not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.

• It is essential to maintain ongoing care with your primary practitioner for any serious condition.

• Side effects are minimal in most reported cases—some clients report tingling sensations or mild fatigue after a session.

• We always screen for contraindications (e.g. pacemakers, electronic implants, pregnancy) before administering frequency-based therapies.

• Because the method is not universally accepted in conventional medicine, we clearly position it as optional, supportive, and experimental in nature.

What to Expect During a Session

1. Initial Consultation & Review — Medical history, current health, and goals are discussed.

2. Electrode Placement & Calibration — We place sensors or electrodes on your extremities (hands/feet) or other designated points.

3. Frequency Therapy Session — A programmed sequence of frequencies runs through the system while you rest (typically 30–45 minutes).

4. Debrief & Recommendations — We share observations, give suggestions (detox support, hydration, lifestyle), and schedule any follow-up sessions if beneficial.

5. Optional Tracking — Some patients choose to repeat sessions weekly or fortnightly to track change or effects over time.

FAQ Section (to address skepticism)

• Is this therapy proven by science?
  It’s considered experimental or complementary. There is limited rigorous clinical evidence—some small studies suggest changes in antioxidant markers, but results are not definitive.

• Does it hurt?
  Most people feel nothing or slight tingling. It’s generally painless.

• Who should avoid it?
  People with implanted electronic devices (pacemakers, ICDs), pregnancy, or certain health conditions should avoid or proceed only with medical oversight.

• How many sessions are needed?
  That varies. Some clients try 3–5 sessions to see if they “feel” a difference and then reassess.

• Can it cure illness?
  No. This therapy is not a cure. We use it as a supportive tool alongside evidence-based therapies.