Kiryanova and colleagues (2016), Kazan Medical Journal. Randomised, three arms (bioresonance plus thyroxine, control, placebo), 150 patients, Russian. Reports higher free T4 and lower TSH and lipids in the bioresonance arm; Deta Professional device, not BICOM.
Category Archives: Independent
Carried out by a university, hospital or research institute with no commercial link to a bioresonance device manufacturer, and published outside the bioresonance community.
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Islamov and colleagues, Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1999. Reports that bioresonance sessions restored protein and heat shock protein synthesis in lymphocytes from patients with rheumatoid arthritis, measured before and after treatment. Translated from the Russian.
Articles, Case Studies, Independent, Scientific Studies
A Biophysical Approach to Functional Gallbladder Disorder Leads to the Hypothesis That Salmonella Plays a Relevant Role in the Etiology of This Disease: A Retrospective Observational Pilot Study
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Hummelen, Cureus, 2024. A retrospective observational pilot of 41 patients with unexplained gastrointestinal complaints seen at one Dutch integrative practice between 2014 and 2021. Uses bioenergetic testing to propose a role for Salmonella in functional gallbladder disorder and reports symptom scores after treatment.
Foletti, Grimaldi, Lisi, Ledda and Liboff, CNR Rome and Oakland University. A review of resonance signalling in bioelectromagnetic medicine: how weak electromagnetic fields are proposed to interact with cells, and what that might mean for regenerative medicine. Not specific to any device.
Cyril W. Smith, in Hyland and Rowlands (eds), Herbert Fröhlich FRS: A physicist ahead of his time, University of Liverpool, 2006. A book chapter on Fröhlich’s theory of coherent oscillations in living systems, the physics that bioresonance literature most often cites. Theory, not a clinical study.
This page summarises a piece of published research that gets cited in bioresonance circles, and sets out plainly why it is not evidence for bioresonance. The study Zimmerman and colleagues, writing in the British Journal of Cancer in 2012, exposed liver cancer and breast cancer cell lines to amplitude-modulated electromagnetic fields at 27.12 MHz. The […]
Endler, Citro, Pongratz, Smith, Vinattieri and Senekowitsch, Erfahrungsheilkunde, 1995. Two double blind trials in Austria and Italy, 468 tadpoles in the main study, testing whether thyroxine information transferred through a BICOM instrument slowed metamorphosis. Reports a difference from controls.
Kreisl, Erfahrungsheilkunde, 1998. A bench experiment: acetic acid information passed through an electronic amplifier into inorganic salt solutions, with pH measured against untreated solutions. Reports a small, amplification dependent fall in pH.
Sakharov and colleagues, Kavetsky Institute of Experimental Pathology, Oncology and Radiobiology, Kyiv. A seven month animal study of mice from the Chernobyl zone, comparing thymus and lymph node indices in treated and untreated groups against Kyiv controls. Reports partial normalisation in the treated group.
Islamov, Balabanova, Funtikov, Gotovskii and Meizerov, Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine, 2002. Measures superoxide dismutase, catalase, glutathione peroxidase and reduced glutathione in lymphocytes from rheumatoid arthritis patients before and after bioresonance therapy. Translated from the Russian.