Guide
Practical knowledge about bioresonance, allergy testing, desensitisation, quitting smoking and naturotherapy — straight from the clinic in Szczecin.
In autumn and winter we air our homes less and indoor moisture builds up. Where fungal spores come from, how they can make themselves felt, and how to cut dampness.
Read more →19 November is the day set aside for quitting smoking. Seven steps: a date, loved ones, triggers, medicines, a plan for cravings and for a "slip" — based on NHS and CDC guidance, with no promises.
Read more →The BICOM protocol step by step: one allergen per day, central allergens in three sessions, a free follow-up. How we approach cross-allergies, what you find on the market and what to ask at any clinic.
Read more →Test 200 zł, desensitisation 100–120 zł, a therapy cycle of 5–10 sessions — we explain what shapes the price of bioresonance, how to work out the total cost and what to watch for in "full scan" offers.
Read more →Sleep, vitamin D, exercise, diet, hygiene — we gather what is backed by research, say where the evidence is weak, and honestly explain how the clinic can accompany you in this. No promises.
Read more →The heating season brings smog back. We explain what oxidative stress is, how antioxidants and healthy habits support wellbeing, and what role hydrogen therapy plays as a wellness element.
Read more →A runny nose and watery eyes coming back with a vengeance at the end of summer? Ragweed may be to blame — one of the strongest airborne pollens. We explain when it pollinates and how to cope — based on facts and sources.
Read more →Sneezing and a blocked nose in winter, even though nothing is in bloom? House dust mites may be to blame. We explain the heating-season paradox and what actually helps — based on facts and sources.
Read more →A flameless pump cup, a classic fire cup or wet cupping? We explain the differences between the types of cupping and where the round marks on the skin come from.
Read more →Test, sessions, follow-up — how bioresonance desensitisation works in practice at the AGAMED practice. We explain honestly what to expect and where the limits of the method lie.
Read more →Does your mouth itch after a raw apple, and do you get hay fever in spring? That is cross-allergy. We explain oral allergy syndrome (birch–apple) — based on facts and with sources.
Read more →For an allergy sufferer, the pollen forecast is like a weather forecast. We show who measures pollen in Poland, where to check concentrations and how to use them day to day.
Read more →From 20 minutes after the last cigarette to 15 years later. See how the body recovers after quitting smoking, based on WHO and CDC data.
Read more →From the radionics of the 1920s, through Voll's electroacupuncture, to the MORA and BICOM devices. Let's honestly trace where bioresonance came from and how the method was refined over the decades.
Read more →Chinese cupping is one of the oldest methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine. We explain what the vacuum effect is, what sensations the treatment gives, where the marks on the skin come from and what the contraindications are.
Read more →Ear candling (thermal ear therapy) is one of the oldest traditional relaxation rituals. We explain what it involves, how the treatment goes at the clinic and who it is meant for.
Read more →The smallest molecule in the universe and the subject of more than 2,000 scientific publications. We explain what molecular hydrogen H₂ is, what research analyses and how hydrogen inhalation works — calmly and without promises.
Read more →In winter, household allergens — dust mites and moulds — play the main role. In mild winters in Szczecin, hazel and alder may already be pollinating. Find out what triggers allergies in January.
Read more →February marks the start of the pollen season — hazel and alder are the first to pollinate. Find out what is pollinating in February in Szczecin, how to recognise the symptoms and how to cope with them.
Read more →October marks the end of pollination and the return of household allergens. Find out what triggers allergies in October in Szczecin and how to ease allergy symptoms in autumn.
Read more →July sees the tail end of grasses, the start of weeds and the peak of moulds. Find out what is pollinating in July in Szczecin and how to ease allergy symptoms.
Read more →In November the pollen disappears and allergy is driven by dust mites, moulds and pet dander. See what triggers allergies in Szczecin in November and how to cope.
Read more →September is the tail end of mugwort, the peak of ragweed and still-high mould levels. See what is in the air in Szczecin in September and how to ease allergy symptoms.
Read more →December means household allergens and the lesser-known "Christmas tree syndrome". See what triggers allergies in Szczecin in December and how to ease symptoms in winter.
Read more →What BICOM Optima bioresonance involves, what a session looks like and what to expect. A reliable, accessible explanation of the method from the AGAMED clinic in Szczecin.
Read more →April is the peak of birch pollination — the strongest spring allergen. See what else is in the air in Szczecin, how to recognise symptoms and how to ease allergy.
Read more →What to do before an allergy test, whether to stop medication and how long the test takes. A practical guide before your visit to the AGAMED clinic in Szczecin.
Read more →May is the start of grass pollination — the most common cause of hay fever in Poland. See what is pollinating in Szczecin in May, how to recognise symptoms and how to ease allergy.
Read more →June is the height of the grass and cereal season — the hardest time for allergy sufferers. See what is pollinating in Szczecin in June and how to ease hay fever.
Read more →March marks the start of the allergy season — alder and hazel are in the air, and poplar joins at the end of the month. See what is pollinating in Szczecin in March and how to ease symptoms.
Read more →August is the time of mugwort — the strongest weed allergen — and of the peak of mould fungi. See what is pollinating in Szczecin in August and how to ease symptoms.
Read more →BICOM bioresonance is a painless, non-invasive method, but in a few situations it calls for caution or a consultation. Check the contraindications before your visit.
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