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Outline
- The four devices commonly called "bioresonance" and why they're not the same thing.
- The mechanism the field claims vs the mechanism that's demonstrable.
- The autonomic nervous-system response — the part that is reproducible.
- The frequency-targeting claims — where the field overreaches.
- Where we've seen it help (autonomic regulation, drainage support, chronic-illness Level-2 work).
- Where we've seen it waste money (acute infection, primary detox, mostly-well biohackers).
- The Klinghardt read — and why he uses it but doesn't lead with it.
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