What is the difference between bioresonance and a medical evaluation?

Q: What is the difference between bioresonance and a medical evaluation?

Bioresonance is a complementary approach . The information gathered using the device is interpreted by the therapist as part of the treatment process, but it cannot be used to establish or rule out a medical diagnosis. Depending on the situation, a medical evaluation is based on a clinical examination and, if necessary, laboratory tests, imaging studies, or other validated tests. The two approaches therefore serve different purposes and are not interchangeable.

Bioresonance is a complementary approach. The information gathered using the device is interpreted by the therapist as part of the treatment process, but it cannot be used to establish or rule out a medical diagnosis.

Depending on the situation, a medical evaluation is based on a clinical examination and, if necessary, laboratory tests, imaging studies, or other validated tests. The two approaches therefore serve different purposes and are not interchangeable.