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Topics covered on this page include:
- Cost of treatment
- Take home treatment
- Follow up plan
- Interactions
- Testing children
- About the practitioner
- Testimonials
Cost of treatment
Consultations
Most new clients need a 60 minute initial consultation. After this you can book consultations of 30, 40 or 60 minutes duration. The cost is $180, $240 and $360 respectively. There is no rebate from Medicare or private health funds.
The cost for pensioners, students, infants and people on low incomes is $150, $200 and $300 respectively.
Bioresonance drops
Usually two bottles of drops are prescribed with each visit. The cost is $25 for the standard size, $30 for the large size. The drops can be made in 5% or 10% alcohol, salt water or your own water depending on preference.
Supplements
Michael runs several scans to assess whether you lack specific vitamins, amino acids and/or minerals. Most clients have just one or two things that they need. You will not be asked to buy a lot of supplements and can choose to buy them from another outlet.
Investigations
Usually there is no need for other investigations. In Michael's opinion, the bioresonance devices are capable of accurately measuring a vast number of substances in both the blood and body tissues. However if potentially serious problems are suspected, Michael will refer you to your usual medical practitioners for further investigation.
For example, many people worry about their gut and take expensive probiotics on a daily basis. With bioresonance Michael can measure the levels of these bacteria and restore the gut protein called Stromal Cell Derived Factor that is responsible for signalling to the immune system to leave these bacteria alone. This usually solves the problem and greatly reduces the need for probiotic capsules.
Take home treatment
Michael usually provides two bottles of treatment drops with each visit. You can decline the drops but it is generally a great idea to take them with you and use them. They are designed to lift the energy of your weak organs and help your immune system do battle with microbes.
Most clients are also prescribed a binder to trap heavy metals and other toxins released by the treatment process.
Some products are kept in the clinic but you may have to source others elsewhere.
If large parasites are suspected, a herbal preparation may be prescribed or an over-the-counter preparation recommended from the pharmacy. Large parasites may not be dealt with on the first visit depending on the complexity of the other problems detected.
If particular nutrients are deficient or particularly useful, Michael will recommend them. For example the mineral selenium is often useful if mercury toxicity is detected because mercury bonds to selenium tightly and can be safely excreted this way.
Note: the treatment plan is tailored to your constitution and current regime. Because Michael was a GP for 30 years he is knowledgable about drugs, their effects and side-effects. In addition he is aware of the issues that can arise around surgery, chemotherapy, anaesthetics and the like.
By way of example of an emerging issue, a woman in her 40s presented recently for her six monthly visit complaining of recent tiredness. Her scans revealed the possibility of elevated tumour markers and these were amplified when looking at an inflamed area of her stomach. She was advised to visit her GP to arrange gastroscopy. Her digestive symptoms were not specific and did not suggest the stomach was in trouble.
