Bioresonance
Bioresonance therapy
Bioresonance uses the ATM Express system to read the body's electromagnetic patterns and support its own balance across affected systems. It offers a gentle, non-invasive way of exploring and supporting the body.
Listening to the body in a different way
What is bioresonance?
Bioresonance is a gentle, non-invasive approach that works with the idea that the body is constantly producing and responding to electromagnetic signals and frequencies.
Rather than looking only at symptoms in isolation, bioresonance takes a broader view. It is used to explore patterns of stress and imbalance across the body and to identify areas that may benefit from support.
Every person brings a different history, different stresses and a different set of circumstances to a session. For this reason, bioresonance is not a one-size-fits-all approach. The information gathered during your session is used to guide an individual treatment specific to you.
The technology
The ATM Express system

I work with the ATM Express, a sophisticated bioresonance system developed by Altimed in Ukraine.
The ATM Express measures functional responses through electrodes placed on the body. The system is designed to assess a wide range of functional indicators, including patterns relating to the autonomic nervous system, adaptive capacity and different organs and body systems.
At the heart of the system is an extensive database containing 25,000 frequencies. These span a broad range of categories, including organ and tissue preparations, allergens, vitamins and minerals, enzymes, metals, environmental substances, and frequency references associated with bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites and other microorganisms.
The ATM Express software allows these reference patterns to be compared with the body's responses, helping to highlight areas that may warrant closer attention.
Rather than viewing one result in isolation, I look at the patterns that emerge both within a session and across multiple sessions over time — what appears repeatedly, which systems may be under greater stress, how different findings relate to one another, and how these patterns may change from one session to the next.
What can we explore?
Depending on what's relevant for you
An ATM Express session can explore patterns associated with:
- Immune and lymphatic function
- Brain, nervous system and stress response
- Digestive function and the intestinal environment
- Liver and gallbladder function
- Endocrine and hormonal systems
- Uterus, ovaries and reproductive system
- Kidneys and urinary system
- Cardiovascular function
- Respiratory function
- Nasal passages and sinuses
- Ears, teeth and oral structures
- The spine, joints and musculoskeletal system
- Food responses
- Environmental stressors
- Patterns associated within the ATM database with bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic burdens
- Areas or organs showing greater functional stress
The aim is not simply to produce a long list of findings. It is to build a picture of where the body may be asking for support and which areas appear most relevant for you at that particular time.
The therapy
Bioresonance Therapy
The ATM Express is not only used to gather information. It also incorporates interactive Bioresonance Therapy (BRT).
Following the assessment, the system can select an individualised frequency programme based on the patterns identified during the session. The interactive BRT system is designed to track changes in measured indicators and dynamically adjust the therapy process.
During endogenous bioresonance therapy, signals from the body are measured and processed through the ATM Express software and filters, before modified frequency information is returned to the body.
In simple terms, the assessment helps us decide what to work with, and the treatment portion of the session provides frequency-based support tailored to what has been identified.
What to expect
What does a session feel like?

There is nothing invasive about the process. You remain comfortably seated while connected to the ATM Express through electrodes on the forehead, hands and feet.
A session is quiet and gentle. There are no needles, blood tests or painful procedures involved.
I will explain the findings in ordinary language as we go. If you are interested in understanding the process, we can look through what is appearing together. If you would rather switch off, close your eyes and enjoy some quiet space, that is equally welcome.
Looking for patterns, not just symptoms
A whole-body perspective
One of the things I value about bioresonance is its whole-body perspective.
When someone has been dealing with persistent or complicated symptoms, there may be several things happening at once. Digestion, stress, sleep, immune function, hormonal changes, nutrition and other influences can all interact.
Bioresonance gives us another way of exploring those relationships. The intention is not to chase every result or to label everything that appears. It is to identify the patterns that seem most significant and use those to guide a thoughtful, personalised session.
A complementary approach
Bioresonance sits within the field of complementary wellness care. It does not replace medical assessment, diagnostic testing or treatment from your GP or specialist.
The terminology used within bioresonance systems — including references to organs, conditions or other biological substances — should not be interpreted as a conventional medical diagnosis. Where symptoms or findings warrant medical investigation, I will always encourage you to seek appropriate medical care.
Bioresonance can instead sit alongside your existing healthcare, offering a gentle and individualised way of exploring your wellbeing and supporting the body.