What is bioresonance therapy and how do Trinity programs work

Bioresonance therapy is a method of holistic, complementary medicine. It rests on the idea that every cell, tissue and organ in the body has its own electromagnetic oscillations — its own frequencies. When the body is in balance these oscillations are harmonious; under illness, stress or strain they change. Bioresonance devices work with such frequencies to help the body return to its own rhythm.

Where the method comes from

Modern bioresonance therapy began in Germany: in 1977 the physician Franz Morell and the engineer Erich Rasche introduced so-called MORA therapy, in which the patient's own oscillations are used to act on the patient. The idea of the healing power of frequencies is older, though — and the best-known name among its pioneers is Royal Rife.

Royal Rife and his frequencies

Royal Raymond Rife (1888–1971) was an American inventor who in the 1920s and 1930s built some of the most powerful optical microscopes of his time. Observing microorganisms, Rife came to believe that each of them has its own “mortal oscillatory rate” — a frequency to which it is vulnerable without harming the surrounding tissue. His research gave rise to the so-called “Rife frequencies”, which still appear in the programs of many frequency devices today, and the idea of a precisely chosen frequency for each problem also lies behind Trinity's programs.

Programs, complexes and modes on Trinity

On Trinity every program is a sequence of frequencies chosen for a particular purpose — for example dry cough or regulation of circulation. Programs are grouped into complexes: ready-made sets that approach one complaint from several sides. The “Headache” complex, for example, contains sub-programs for circulation, against pain, for different causes of headache and for detox. The device has four modes: modes 1–3 are for bioresonance and structural-resonance correction, and mode 4 for transcranial stimulation. For each complex the manufacturer states which mode to run it in and how long it takes.

How to choose a program

The list on the device is alphabetical and sub-program names are often in Russian or English, so finding the right complex takes time. The Trinity · programs app arranges the whole list by complaint, body system and body part and shows everything you need to run the right complex — in English, Russian and Bulgarian.