Vega machine
Vega Machine
The Vega Machine (pronounced: /ˈveɪɡə məˈʃiːn/) is a type of bioresonance therapy device used in alternative medicine.
Etymology
The term "Vega" in Vega Machine is derived from the name of its inventor, Dr. Helmut Schimmel, who named it after the brightest star in the constellation Lyra. The term "machine" is used to denote its mechanical nature.
Description
The Vega Machine is a device that is claimed to diagnose and treat various types of diseases by detecting and altering the electromagnetic waves in the body. It is based on the concept of bioresonance, a field of alternative medicine that believes that every cell in the body has a specific frequency and that diseases can be treated by correcting these frequencies.
Usage
The Vega Machine is used by practitioners of alternative medicine to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, including allergies, skin disorders, and digestive problems. The machine is said to work by sending a low-level electric current through the body and measuring the body's response. The results are then used to determine the patient's health status and to prescribe treatments.
Related Terms
- Bioresonance: A field of alternative medicine that believes that every cell in the body has a specific frequency and that diseases can be treated by correcting these frequencies.
- Alternative Medicine: A field of health care that seeks to prevent and treat diseases with methods that are not typically used in conventional medicine.
- Electromagnetic Waves: Waves of energy that travel through space and can interact with matter. In the context of the Vega Machine, they are believed to be associated with the body's health status.
Criticism
The Vega Machine and other bioresonance devices have been criticized by the scientific community for their lack of empirical evidence. Many studies have found no significant difference between the results of Vega testing and those of placebo testing. As such, the use of the Vega Machine is considered controversial and is not widely accepted in mainstream medicine.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Vega machine
- Wikipedia's article - Vega machine
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