biofeedback

Has anyone tried it? I revived an older thread but thought it best to start a new one.

I tried it for the first time last week. Biofeedback is apparently the same as bioresonance and similar to rifing. There are electrodes hooked up to the ankles, wrists and head (just bands with one contact point).

The practicioner says she treats a lot of Lyme sufferers and has Lyme herself. She claimed she got feedback on the presence of Lyme, and also that my adrenals are only working at 42% and my brain at 48%. Not sure what to make of it, it does seem like quackery. I did feel a bit better after the two hour session.

Does anyone have any experience?

Bioresonance has helped me. When I first started to think my Chronic Fatigue may really be lyme 18 months ago I talked to my GP about testing but was told that the tests arent very well-respected here. The Lyme Association of Australia recommend I look overseas for a practitioner and get testing overseas as well. All of that makes having lyme here even more expensive given the distance and the cost of importing recommended supplements. I ended up going to a couple of bioresonance practitioners. Initiall I was looking only for confirmaion of lyme. The first found lyme but not Bartonella or Babesia. The second found lyme but told me Coxsackie B and Chinese liver flukes were a bigger priority she gave me the name of all my major infections. she gave me a list of my allergies, the organs under greater stress and what was going on. It really helped me. The contact treatment is good but I found I was herxing very quickly after it and its a 2 hr drive to get the appointment. So I use my rife machine a home but it helped me bring together the elements of what I needed to make constructive decisions. I am mostly self treating and using the biofeedback analysis to help understand what is happening and so far its answered my questions and I am making better progress than in 19 years of having CFS and finding nothing that helped move my core issues. I have tried to find a local bioresonance practitioner. There are now a couple an hour or so away but they dont have much training in autoimmune illness they dont know how to help me properly. In the hands of someone knowledgeable and willing to follow the science you can get really worthwhile help and an understanding of what your body needs. They may cost more of course.
Kathie is lucky finding someone good thats affordable and local.
The treatments work but you have to consistent and go every week. It does what a rife machine an do only better and in less time.