Bioresonance therapy unit Bionic Health Scanner

Overview
The Bionic health scanner is a non‑invasive diagnostic device that measures magnetic activity from cells and organs and provides fast, structured assessments across 39 parameter groups, yielding hundreds of measured values. It compares measured signals with patient‑specific reference values derived from large-scale measurements and visualizes deviations to support clinical screening, follow-up and preventive checks. The system includes a hand sensor, dedicated PC software with graphical visualisation, a detailed user manual and qualified training for operators. Analytical outputs are intended to inform clinical decision-making but do not replace a medical diagnosis.

The parameters

• Cardio- and cerebrovascular systems
• Gastrointestinal function
• Liver function
• Gallbladder function
• Pancreatic function
• Kidney function
• Lung function
• Brain nerve
• Bone disease
• Bone mineral density
• Rheumatoid bone disease
• Blood sugar
• Basic physical quality
• Human toxin
• Eye
• Trace element
• Amino acid
• Endocrine system
• Immune system
• Gynaecology (Female)
• Prostate (Male)
• Skin Breast (Female)
• Male sexual function (Male)
• Element of human
• Allergy
• Heavy metal
• Bone growth index
• Co-Enzymes
• Vitamins
• Obesity
• Collagen
• Large intestine function
• Meridians and collaterals
• Pulse of heart and brain
• Blood lipids
• Menstrual cycle (Female)
• Sperm and semen (Male)

Technical specifications

• Number of measured parameters: 39 parameter groups (provides hundreds of individual values)
• Measurement principle: non‑invasive detection of cellular and organ magnetic activity (nano‑ and micro‑Gauss range)
• Reference comparison: patient‑specific normal values derived from large datasets
• Output: software visualisation of deviations and imbalances; parameter‑by‑parameter health indications to support interpretation
• Included: hand sensor, aluminium carrying case, dedicated PC software, detailed instruction manual, qualified operator training
• Intended use: supports clinical screening, monitoring and preventive assessments; not a replacement for clinical diagnosis
• Operation: designed for regular follow-up checks and rapid assessments in clinical and outpatient settings