Basic concepts simply explained! THE TECHNICAL CORNER
The method, which we use as a MORA ® therapist, is called bioresonance. This is already a household name for many people. But what exactly does this “resonance” mean and when does something like “resonance” even occur?
To explain this, we use one very simple example: We imagine two tuning forks of different sizes (tuning forks 1 and 2) placed together on a table. What to expect when we strike tuning fork 1? Is there a reaction for tuning fork 2, which is much smaller than 1? No.
So let’s add a third tuning fork (3) that is both larger than 1 and larger than 2. Is there perhaps a reaction with this tuning fork? No.
A fourth tuning fork (4) comes to the table, this time as big as the first tuning fork, which is struck again. Does tuning fork 4 show a reaction to this? Yes!
It begins to vibrate on the tone of tuning fork 1, and as the only one. While tuning forks 2 and 3 remain silent, an identical basic vibration, due to the common size, provides an action-response connection between tuning fork 1 and 4.
In bioresonance, the tuning fork 1 is replaced by body electrodes, while the sound signal of our example is replaced by electrical signals, which must be determined individually by the therapist. The tuning fork 4, on the other hand, stands for the stored substance in the patient’s body, which then reacts to the electrical stimulus when it has the same resonance frequency.
With the help of this resonance principle, the MORA ® device attempts to set substances in motion in such a way that they can be excreted through the blood.
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