Body Biofeedback (PEMF)
Bioregulation Therapy (BRT) is a safe non-invasive modality that users body-biofeedback pulsed electromagnetic field technology and targeted BRT protocols to help improve your body’s biological communication at a cellular level.
Well functioning communication between every cell in your body is crucial for maintaining good physical and emotional health. BRT can help to balance the body-mind connection, accelerate natural healing and restore overall wellness.
Every single cell in the body communicates via electromagnetic fields. When these communications are blocked or disrupted, the body’s cells, tissues, and organs may be compromised and unhealthy symptoms can follow.
Individualized protocols are selected based on a person’s complaints. Sensors are placed on various parts of the body to read the electromagnetic fields being emitted. This information is fed through the BRT device where the signals are modulated towards a healthier pattern and fed back to the body through a pulse electromagnetic field.
By facilitating cellular communication and supporting the body’s own adaptation and regulation, BRT can restore inner balance, and return the body back to a natural state of wellness.
The Cellcom can be used alone or work together with Neurofeedback,( both traditional or the Lens), EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or any other combination of modalities to help ease the body and still the mind.
A typical session of Cellcom is done either sitting or laying down and can address a wide range of acute and chronic health conditions:
Increase relaxation, Calm the nervous system, Reduce stress and anxiety, Improve sleep quality, Help with depression, Lessen panic attacks, Improve focus and attention, Manage the symptoms of fibromyalgia, Supports detoxification, Improves digestion, Relieve muscle and joint aches, Eases the symptoms of trauma and PTSD, Manages the symptoms of Chronic Fatigue, Eases symptoms of menopause and menstruation, Addresses symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, Helps with sports injuries, endurance and recovery
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