How does BICOM bioresonance work? The session step by step

Bioresonance is one of the most frequently chosen methods in our clinic — but also one of those most surrounded by myths. In this article we explain in an accessible and honest way what therapy with the BICOM Optima device involves, what a session looks like and what you can expect.

In brief

• Bioresonance is a method from the field of complementary medicine — it supports well-being, but does not replace diagnostics or treatment recommended by a doctor.
• The session is painless and non-invasive and also suitable for children.
• It usually lasts 30–60 minutes and requires no special preparation.
• The most common uses at AGAMED: tests and desensitisation, anti-smoking therapy, support in health therapies.

What bioresonance involves

According to the premises of the method, the BICOM Optima device picks up electromagnetic oscillations from the body and then — after appropriate processing — sends them back. The aim is to support the body's balance and ease complaints. The session is carried out using electrodes held in the hands and applied to the body.

An honest word about the method: bioresonance belongs to complementary medicine and is not a method based on scientific evidence to the same degree as conventional treatment. Treat it as support, not a substitute for seeing a doctor. If you have serious symptoms, always consult a specialist.

What a session looks like step by step

1. Interview

We start with a conversation about your complaints, health history, medications you take and your expectations. This allows us to choose a suitable programme.

2. Attaching the electrodes

You sit comfortably. We place the electrodes (to hold in your hands and/or applied to the body). You feel no pain or current.

3. Therapy programme

We start the appropriate BICOM Optima programme. This part usually lasts 20–40 minutes, depending on the purpose of the visit. You can rest calmly during this time.

4. Recommendations after the session

After the therapy we recommend drinking 1.5–2 litres of water over the course of the day to support natural cleansing processes, and limiting stimulants that day.

Who bioresonance is for

Adults and children use the method — it is painless and non-invasive. However, there are situations that call for caution (including a pacemaker). We have gathered them in a separate article: contraindications to bioresonance.

Want to check whether bioresonance is suitable for you? Contact the AGAMED clinic in Szczecin — we will discuss your case before the visit. Call: 519 055 858.

Frequently asked questions

Does a bioresonance session hurt?

No. It is completely painless and non-invasive — you feel no current or heat. That is why children can also use it.

How long does it take and how often is it done?

A single session usually lasts 30–60 minutes. The number of visits depends on the purpose of the therapy — we determine this individually during the consultation.

Does bioresonance replace treatment by a doctor?

No. It is a complementary method that supports well-being. It does not replace diagnostics or treatment recommended by a doctor — if you have serious complaints, consult a specialist.

See also: the AGAMED bioresonance clinic in Szczecin — an authorised BICOM Optima device — and health therapies with bioresonance.