SCIO Biofeedback, quackery or reliable?

I went to a pretty different place recently, as I've heard a good bit about biofeedback, and thought I would give it a try. The whole session was interesting to say the least, I had a band hooked around my head, then 2 pads placed on my upper back, and 2 on my lower back. She talked a lot about the connection between emotional trauma and how it can correlate with illness. Anyway, long story short.. she said the machine showed that I was "Reactive to": Rickettsia, Viruses, Salmonella, Lyme, Bartonella, and Babesia. Has anyone ever used this kind of testing, is it accurate, or is it just a ploy to squeeze money out of people? This lady had said she went undiagnosed with Lyme until she was checked with biofeedback. I've been working with my ND to see if that's my problem or not, as I made a post before where she's not sold on it, but she did start me on doxy. But if I do have it, it's chronic, and I'm not sure the doxy is really helping at all. Just looking for your thoughts on this. Thanks

I appreciate that Traveler.

I've only used it this one time, basically for diagnosis purposes, but I have heard that it's been used for treatment. Either way I'm hoping it'll help when I go back to my doctor later in the month, and tell her what came up. I honestly think that my problems are a combination of things, probably heavy metal & mold also.

My only concern with the doxy is that it's rough on the stomach, and my stomach is already in sort of bad shape with candida. So it's hard to heal the gut, when in a constant state of "battle" with antibiotics.

I had a ZYTO biofeedback test done. Seems to be different than what you had done. My hand was just resting on a device. She is a Nurse practitioner, and also has Lyme. She did not say anything about emotions, and said the machine will not diagnose, but will tell me what in my body had issues and what order of impotency. She spent 3 hours with me and charged me a whopping $120 and that included a bottle of silver spray. The drops she ordered for me totaled $98, and I will go back to see her in two months. She definitely is not getting rich on me, I really think she wants to help people.

I have just been taking the drops for a little over a week, so I can't tell you if they are doing any good. However, she told me specific things that she should not have known. She also did a test that showed which food would be best for me to eat and which foods to try not to eat(Olive Oil, Kale, Spinach, ACV, Coconut, egg yolks, salmon... didn't make sense to me) . I've not followed that, because it took away so much of what I eat, and I'm very limited anyway on a zero processed, whole food, paleo diet.

I've never been sick before this, and definitely never dreamed I would be treating with Chinese herbs, or having a biofeedback test done, but having this disease pushes you to look into alternate medicine since conventional medicine fails us to badly.

From my understanding, not everyone herx. I've been on Buhner's for 3 months.