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Smoking or chewing eventually induces nicotine in our body. Cells use electromagnetic frequencies to communicate with each other. When nicotine is induced in the body, this communication is interrupted by its frequency leading to disruption and thereby addiction. With the help of BICOM Bioresonance therapy, the frequency of the nicotine and the body is identified by the device and the former is inverted and sent to the body cells again. The process is known as phase cancellation. This causes body cells to eliminate the memory of nicotine and return to a normal state. The process also activates the detoxification system of the body, thereby leading to elimination of nicotine from the body through kidneys and skin. The therapy needs 2 – 3 sittings of 1 hour each to be effective and help you quit smoking completely.

Bioresonance for smoking & chewing tobacco

Some practitioners offer bioresonance sessions with the goal of:

  • Reducing nicotine cravings
  • Helping manage withdrawal-related discomfort
  • Supporting behavioural change
  • Reducing the desire to smoke cigarettes or use gutkha, khaini, zarda and other chewing tobacco
  • Providing relaxation and motivation during a quit attempt

However, there is not good-quality clinical evidence establishing bioresonance as an effective treatment for nicotine dependence. It should therefore not replace proven tobacco-cessation approaches such as behavioural counselling and approved medications.

Bioresonance for alcohol dependence

Bioresonance may be marketed as a complementary approach for:

  • Reducing alcohol cravings
  • Supporting motivation to stop drinking
  • Promoting relaxation
  • Supporting a person’s recovery programme

However, bioresonance should not be presented as a treatment that detoxifies the body or cures alcohol dependence. Most importantly, someone who is physically dependent on alcohol may experience dangerous withdrawal if they stop suddenly. Medical assessment and supervised withdrawal may be necessary.