Acute pollen allergy therapy

Acute pollen allergy therapy uses program sequence 10317.

Step 1: Basic therapy according to conductance value test

Step 2: Program Nr. 970.5

  • Input: Eye or flexible applicator on the problem area
  • Output: Modulation mat on the back and two ball applicators
  • Input cup: Saliva, tears, nasal secretion

Change applicators

  • Programs: 946.0, 945.2, 947.0
  • Input cup: Fresh pollen, some rain water and the corresponding pollen ampule
  • Output cup: BICOM minerals or BICOM Chip in the chip device/slot 5-7 drops of minerals should be taken every 1-2 hours. Possibility to test which organ zone needs support from the chip
  • Output: Modulation mat on the back and ball applicators (alternatively connect the eye applicator with a red cable)

In acute cases, therapy is usually sufficient with the inclusion of pollen in the input cup.

If the therapy results are not satisfactory, then the therapy can be repeated every 2-3 days. In such cases, it is good to check if other pollen is also present in the air. The pollen sample should come from the immediate vicinity of the patient. Swabbing the windowsill is a good way of obtaining a sample of pollen for inclusion in the input cup.

Tip: if the patient has symptoms even when it rains, this can be an indication of a mould allergy. Preferably, this should be dealt with by running an Ai program. Here we would recommend program sequence 10310 with a sample of the mould and any withered leaves, garden soil etc. included in the input cup.

Therapy recommendation from the International Medical Working Group, BICOM Bioresonance Method. Published by arrangement with Regumed.

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David Franklin
David Franklin is an advocate of Bioresonance therapy. He has seen how this form of treatment has helped his wife Sarah, who suffers from Addisons disease. David supplies Bicom Optima devices to therapists all over the world, and he also trains them on how to use the medical equipment effectively.

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