Bioresonance: an approach to medicine you can try in Mexico
A BICOM practitioner tests whether his patient has a wheat allergy. Photo John Pint By John Pint Bioresonance is one of many alternative approaches to medicine widely available in Mexico. My attention was first brought to it by a neighbor who told me the story of a friend of his, a Canadian Olympic gold medal winner, who was bit by a tick near Toronto, turning him into something of a zombie for two years until he was pulled out of his fog by a one-month-long treatment of antibiotics. Informed that the law forbade the prescription of more than a month of antibiotics, he searched for alternatives and was told that “the Rife machine” could cure Lyme disease…. and that someone happened to have one of those machines in the town of Niagara Falls. The athlete drove to Niagara Falls and in three months was cured. The Rife machine—built by US microscope inventor Royal Raymond Rife in the 1920s—is just one of several independently developed devices that I have ...