Bionic/Biophoton Therapy
Biophotons are massless particles of light that are present in the cells of all living beings. Biophotons were discovered in 1923 by Russian medical scientist Professor Alexander G Gurwitsch and were popularized in 1974 by the work of German biophysicist Fritz-Albert Popp who proved their existence. Prof. Popp discovered that these particles are stored and released by our DNA. Biophoton emissions transmit information between every cell, tissue, and organ in the body at the speed of light. When we fall ill, our cells lose their ability to store photons, disrupting the communication between cells and decreasing overall vitality.
At Bear Creek Naturopathic Clinic we use the Bionic 880 biophoton device which has been used extensively in Europe for the treatment of Lyme disease and other ailments. A Bionic treatment helps to restore biophotons in the cells and brings the body back into balance. During a biophoton treatment, the Bionic machine is applied to 10 points on different parts of the body. Photons are absorbed through the skin, multiplied in the body, and are then distributed throughout the body and integrated into our cells.
Biophoton therapy affects several metabolic processes in our cells allowing them to work better. Biophotons therapy can regulate hormones and neurotransmitters, modulate the immune system, reduce pain and inflammation, and stimulate tissue healing. At Bear Creek Naturopathic Clinic we combine biophoton therapy with homeopathic nosodes which pushes targeted pathogens and toxins out of the cell. This cleanses the cells of infection and toxins, strengthens vitality, restores mitochondrial function and creates an inhospitable environment for foreign substances or invaders.
Bionic treatments may help with a wide range of ailments including:
- Tick-borne illness
- Biotoxin illness
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Pain disorders
- Neuralgia
- Sleep disorders
- Wound healing
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Arthritis
- Skin conditions
- Ulcers
- Tinnitus
- Mood disorders
- Addictive behaviors
