Dartsch, P. C. (2021). Investigations on the beneficial effects of BICOM optima mobile bioresonance device on cultured connective tissue fibroblasts. J Biomed Sci Res, 3(1), 133.
In vitro experiment, examining whether biofield therapy could improve healing after a simulated wound. Mouse connective tissue cells were split 700µm apart using a silicone bar. Once the divider was removed, half the cell samples were exposed to biofield therapy using a BICOM Optima for three hours, and the other half received no treatment. At the end of the experiment, the “wound” in cell samples exposed to biofield therapy was significantly narrower compared to control cell samples. These results suggest that biofield therapy might accelerate wound healing. Video Summary Link