Autoimmune

Our immune system is comprises of cells, tissues and organs that work in synchronisation to protect us from foreign invaders. The organs and systems  involved are the Spleen, Thymus, Lymphatic, Tonsils, Adenoids, Peyer's patches and Bone Marrow. The Bone Marrow produces White Blood Cells also known as T cells and B cells. The B cells remain in the Bone Marrow to mature whereas the T cells travel to the Thymus to mature before travelling  through the Lymphatic and Blood Vessels. In this way, the immune cells patrol everywhere for invaders like bacteria, viruses, parasites and Fungi.

 The immune system is a highly complex one. It amazingly recognizes and stores information of millions of invaders and produces antibodies to destroy each type of enemy.

Autoimmune

Our Immune System is supposed to proctect us, not turn against us.

In a normal healthy person, immune system is able to differentiate between the body own cells and foreign ones. It co- exist with one's own cells but launches an attack when an enemy is detected. An enemy also known as an antigen can be any invaders as mentioned in para 1 as well as tissues or cells from another person. That's why a transplant may often not be successful and a recipient of any organ transplant has to take anti rejection drugs often for life.

In a perfect world, the immune system is our defender, protector and ally. However, when it's recognition mechanism malfunction, the immune system produces antibodies against the body’s own cells and organs. Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Lupus are a result of this. These are known as Autoimmune Diseases.

Bioresonance is a good form of therapy for Autoimmune Diseases as it relieves, support and activates the body’s own immune system. It targets the invaders to relieve the immune system, support it's function by strengthening the individual parts of it's structure and by doing so activates the whole system to work optimally again.