Has anyone had experience with this machine? It is a biofeedback machine that uses sound waves and pulsed electromagnetic frequencies to adjust the extracellular matrix. Technology been used in Europe the past 15 years. Thx!
Posted by SForsgren (Member # 7686) on :
Some people really feel it helps. I did 25 or so sessions with no benefit noted.
Posted by Tonglen (Member # 18472) on :
Thx Scott. A friend in Germany just told me there are mixed views about this device. I'll report back if I try it.
Posted by steelbone (Member # 14014) on :
I only did about 6 treatments and just felt it was a waste of money
Posted by Rumigirl (Member # 15091) on :
I'm an Ondamed practitioner of several years. As with everything else, it depends a lot on the practitioner. The machine is quite good, but the practitioner must read the pulse to know what frequencies and programs to use on the client at what intensity, and how long. The practitioner ideally would also find the area that is the fundamental cause of the symptoms to treat, if they have advanced training (in as much as is possible).
In the hands of a good practitioner, people can get a lot of help. It won't be enough to cure Lyme by itself IMO, but it can help a lot with symptoms, pain, sleep, etc.
And what it shows from the pulse, I find to be quite accurate. Everyone's experience is different. But the practitioner is the key---as it is with other things.