Part 2: Boobs & Bioresonance - an alternative perspective to mainstream screening

Mammograms and bioresonance take fundamentally different approaches to breast health assessment:

Mammograms use X-ray imaging to detect structural abnormalities in breast tissue. They expose patients to 0.4–1 mSv of radiation, which is comparable to a few months of natural background radiation. While effective for early cancer detection, concerns exist around radiation exposure, false positives, and overdiagnosis.

Bioresonance operates on electromagnetic frequency detection, assessing energetic imbalances rather than physical changes. Advocates suggest it can identify stress patterns before disease manifests, educate on things we can do to protect ourselves and then I can work on a protocol to improve parameters within the bioresonance scan.