Bioresonance is a form of complementary therapy known as biophysical therapy.

It is based on the hypothesis that the electromagnetic phenomena associated with the body could provide useful information for a comprehensive understanding of how it functions.

During the session, the patient is connected to the device via electrodes placed on the ankles. The device used by the therapist analyzes different frequencies according to the specific bioresonance protocol.

The therapist then interprets this information, taking into account the interview conducted at the beginning of the session, the reported symptoms, the person’s lifestyle, and their medical history.

Next, the device can be used to apply different frequencies depending on the protocol chosen by the therapist.

It is important to distinguish this type of assessment, specific to bioresonance, from a medical examination: the data obtained do not constitute a biological analysis, imaging, or a medical diagnosis.

1. An in-depth interview

The first consultation begins with a medical history.

Philippe Lavigne will take the time to review with you the reason for your visit, your symptoms and how they have progressed, your diet, your sleep, your stress levels, your lifestyle, and any treatments or medical tests you may have already undergone.

This first step is essential for putting your issue into context.

2. Using the bioresonance device

Electrodes are placed on the ankles.

An initial session lasting about eight minutes is conducted using the bioresonance device. The information obtained is presented to the therapist in the form of data and graphs, which the therapist interprets according to the method used.

3. Personalized support

Based on the interview and the information gathered during the session, the therapist determines which areas to focus on.

The device can then be used to apply different frequencies as part of the bioresonance protocol.

Thanks to his additional training and experience, Philippe Lavigne can also offer, when appropriate, supplementary advice on healthy living, nutrition, herbal medicine, or aromatherapy.

In certain specific situations, the frequency of sessions may be adjusted in consultation with your doctor, particularly when they are part of a comprehensive medical treatment plan.

Some people also choose to have another session when they experience a recurrence of digestive discomfort, such as bloating, a feeling of heaviness, or irregular bowel movements.

Even in the absence of any specific health issues, a colon hydroscopy can also be performed as a preventive measure. Two sessions per year are generally recommended for this purpose.

Unless otherwise specified, very frequent sessions (for example, more than one per month) are generally not necessary. The frequency of treatment is always determined in consultation with your therapist based on your situation and needs.

People who seek bioresonance therapy often look for a holistic approach to their situation, especially when they experience multiple overlapping symptoms, recurring symptoms, or symptoms that persist over time.

In our practice, some patients report improvements in their symptoms or well-being during the course of treatment. Depending on the individual and the reason for their visit, these improvements may relate to digestive comfort, fatigue, sleep, certain sensitivities, or, more generally, their overall condition.

This feedback is taken into account during follow-up sessions: it allows us to work with the individual to assess their progress and, if necessary, adjust the support provided. However , results vary from person to person, and it is not possible to guarantee in advance the outcome of a session or a course of support.

And what about research?

Bioresonance has been the subject of several scientific studies, particularly in the areas of functional digestive disorders, atopic dermatitis, and smoking cessation. Some studies have reported favorable results, while others have not demonstrated any specific benefits.

To date, the available studies remain too limited and inconsistent to allow for a conclusion that bioresonance has proven efficacy for the various conditions for which it is used in practice.

It is therefore important to distinguish between the individual outcomes reported by the people we support—which we observe in our practice—and the level of scientific evidence currently available.

It is in this context that we offer bioresonance therapy at La Clinique Naturelle: as a personalized complementary approach that can be used alongside conventional medicine when appropriate, but which is not a substitute for a diagnosis, medical tests, or necessary treatments.