Bioresonance Therapy treatments are becoming big business. Each year over 500 million in equipment is sold and expected to grow to 1 billion by 2032. according to Business Research Insights. More and more people are choosing a bioresonance treatment for their well being.
But how much do those sessions costs?
And what should you expect from them?
Key Bioresonance Treatment Takeaways
- Treatment costs range from $60 to $250 per session depending on the therapist
- Packages of 5 to 10 treatments are common to work on specific health needs
- Find therapists that focus on outcomes vs. endless treatments
Average Cost of Bioresonance Therapy
Our online survey found that the average cost of an individual bioresonance service was $120. The average month spent was $60 on the low end to $250 for sessions in some health spas. An initial assessment costs ranged from $100 to $200.
A common trend in biofield therapy is packages focused around specific topics: Stress relief, pain relief, allergies, weight-loss, and stopping smoking. These packages ranged from $300 to $2,000 depending on location.
Factors Affecting Bioresonance Therapy Cost
There were a number of things that affected the cost of the bioresonance session. The three main factors were the type of machine used, the experience of the practitioner, and location. An appointment with practitioners with experience with heavy metal or food sensitivity testing also came with an additional cost.
Going forward, we see the combination of newer technology with better body scan technology and more groups wanting treatment to increase costs.
Also with progress on the number of insights delivered from scans, we are likely to see the effectiveness of treatments increase. This would reduce visit count and save money overall.
What to Expect from a Bioresonance Therapy Session
A bioresonance scan is a comprehensive approach to identifying energetic imbalances in the body. The scan will involve the use of electromagnetic frequencies that are out of balance in the body. Once the energetic imbalances in the body are identified. The therapist will listen to the patient as well then set out a treatment plan to balance body and enhanced well being.
Finding a Qualified Bioresonance Therapist
One of our commitments to the industry, we continue to vet bioresonance therapy practitioners. Our goal is to find practitioners who have high level bioresonance scan equipment and experience in energy healing and alternative.
We also look for therapists who have extensive reviews and testimonials to make sure people get the proper guidance.