BICOM Optima Bioresonance Therapy Machine

Conventional medicine can achieve great things in the treatment of acute disorders and in surgery.

However, when it comes to chronic disorders, treatment generally proves to be more problematic and many patients find it unsatisfactory. So this is an area where action is urgently needed.

Bicom bioresonance is a special method of diagnosing and treating patients which has paved the way to a new enlightened approach within medicine.

In many cases, the Bicom machine can discover and treat the real – often hidden – causes of disorders. It also supports therapists in delivering quality bioresonance and longevity specialist services.

Understanding the available device features, accessories, and treatment options can help you determine which configuration aligns with your professional practice and intended use.

Whether you are exploring a BICOM machine for the first time or learning more about the BICOM Optima system, this guide outlines its features, available accessories, and supporting resources. It is recommended that you review the manufacturer’s instructions, training requirements, and applicable professional guidelines before using the equipment.

Bicom Optima

The BICOM Optima machine is the latest development in bioresonance therapy. Drawing from over 30 years of clinical experience and with help of leading practitioners Regumed has developed the most advanced bioresonance system available today.

This along with excellent training and technical support has given practitioners the confidence to invest in BICOM, making it the market leader with more than 13,000 devices in use worldwide.

The BICOM Optima is designed as a practitioner-operated system with configurable functions and accessories. Its modules and supporting components serve different roles within the device setup, so practitioners should confirm which features are included in a particular configuration before purchasing or arranging a demonstration.

Standard Features

Each BICOM Optima bioresonance machine comes with a 24 month warranty and the following features:

Main Module (Channel 1)

This module applies the traditional method of bioresonance therapy. All BICOM devices have a separator and a mirror circuit for processing the frequency information gathered from the body or from substances in the input beaker.

Since electromagnetic waves and sound waves obey the same physical laws, waveforms identified as undesirable can be reduced by the mirror circuit in a similar way to noise-cancelling devices. Alternatively, desirable waveforms can be amplified to provide support. Once modified, these frequency patterns are sent back to the patient via an output electrode.

The stabilisation module allows the practitioner to provide an additional supportive treatment at the same time as a traditional bioresonance treatment is running in Channel 1. A supportive substance taken in either the form of a vial or a digitised signal is transmitted to the patient. This saves the practitioner considerable time during a treatment session.

This module contains over 400 pre-programmed therapeutic substances that can be used in conjunction with the Stabilization Module (Channel 2) to provide the patient with additional supportive treatments.

The Dynamic Multi Impulse Therapy module is used to help regulate the natural healing processes within the body. These pulsed magnetic fields may be applied in either a stimulating or a calming mode and can be used alone or at the same time as other therapy options.

Module availability and operation may depend on the specific device configuration. Practitioners should check the product specifications and manufacturer’s guidance to confirm which functions are included with their BICOM Optima system.

Potentising Module

Practitioners with a knowledge of homeopathy can use the Optima to potentise substances in the range D3 to D1000. A substance is placed into the input beaker and the signal is transmitted to a vial in the output beaker containing a suitable storage medium. The output may also be transmitted directly to the patient using the modulation mat and can also be stored inside a BICOM Chip.

Practitioners considering this function should ensure that they understand the device’s operating procedures and the relevant requirements for handling and labelling substances. Potentising functions should not be taken as proof of clinical effectiveness for a substance or treatment.

Treatment Programs

The Optima bioresonance machine has over 1000 preloaded treatment programs. 135 operate in the low frequency range of 1-25Hz. They have been developed over the past 30 years with the help of practitioners from around the world.

Electrode placements are provided for each BRT treatment program and are displayed on a large colour LCD. There are also 200 free program slots that can be used by practitioners to create their own custom treatments. Up to six programs can be run in sequence and there are 220 preloaded sequences that can be used for specific conditions.

The display and programme options are intended to guide trained practitioners through the device’s available settings. Practitioners should select and use programmes in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and their training.

Large & Small Modulation Mats

The modulation mats are used to output treatment from the BICOM Device to the patient.

Choosing the appropriate mat depends on the device setup and the intended application. Check compatibility with the specific BICOM model and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for correct placement, cleaning, storage, and use.

Input & Output Beakers

Input beakers are used to transmit information from a body fluid or a substance into the BICOM Device. Output beakers are used to store the treatment in a suitable storage medium such as alcohol-water mix, oil or pillules.

Beakers should be handled and maintained according to the manufacturer’s hygiene and operating guidance. Practitioners should also follow applicable safety procedures when working with samples or other materials.

Channel 2 Honeycomb Device

The Channel 2 Honeycomb is used to hold vials of beneficial substances such as a homeopathic remedy that will be transmitted to the patient.

Before use, confirm that the Honeycomb accessory is compatible with the device configuration and Channel 2 setup. Refer to the relevant product manual for instructions on loading, positioning, and handling vials.

Chip Storage Device

The Chip Storage Device is used to store the treatment signal inside a stainless steel chip. It can then be attached to the body to allow for additional treatment after the initial therapy session is over.

If considering a chip storage accessory, practitioners should verify its compatibility with their BICOM device and follow the manufacturer’s guidance on programming, handling, and intended use.

Cables

Each BICOM device comes with a number of cables that allow the practitioner to connect various accessories to the patient or the Optima device.

Replacement cables and additional connection accessories should be selected according to the exact BICOM model and accessory type. Using compatible components and checking cables for damage can help support reliable equipment operation.

Electrodes

Electrodes can be used to both send and receive treatment information to and from a patient’s body. Each Optima Device ships with a selection of hand, head, eye, medium square and large flexible electrodes etc.

Different electrode designs serve different connection and application purposes. Practitioners should check which electrodes are included in the package, whether additional options are available, and how each accessory should be positioned and maintained. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable precautions, particularly when using accessories near the eyes or other sensitive areas.

Every BICOM Optima Device comes with an operating manual and a therapy program manual. Additional resources and training manuals are provided on our six day training course

Reviewing the operating and therapy programme manuals before use can help practitioners understand the system’s functions, accessory connections, care requirements, and operating procedures. Training should be completed where required and should be appropriate to the practitioner’s professional role.

Our Therapy Tips manual provides users with valuable information on how best to treat various common conditions. The advice in this manual has been collected from practitioners in practice around the world.

The booklet is a practitioner reference resource rather than a replacement for clinical guidelines, individual assessment, or evidence-based medical advice. Practitioners should use professional judgement and remain within their scope of practice.

This introductory DVD explains the concepts behind Bioresonance Therapy and contains interviews with a number of practitioners.

It can serve as introductory educational material for practitioners who want to learn more about the concepts and experiences associated with bioresonance therapy. Practitioner testimonials and descriptions of a therapeutic approach should be distinguished from independent scientific evidence of safety and effectiveness.

Choosing the Right BICOM Accessories

The appropriate accessories depend on the BICOM model, the functions required, and the practitioner’s intended setup. Before ordering additional components, consider the following:

Device compatibility: Confirm that each accessory is designed for your specific BICOM model and configuration.
Intended application: Identify whether you require electrodes, modulation mats, beakers, cables, chip-related accessories, or other compatible components.
Included equipment: Check the contents of your existing package to avoid ordering duplicate items.
Training and instructions: Ensure you have access to the relevant operating manuals and guidance for the accessories you plan to use.
Availability and support: Confirm current availability, warranty coverage, and any relevant ordering or technical support arrangements before making a purchase.

If you are unsure which component is suitable for your setup, contact Optimal Health Group with your device model and a description of the accessory you need. This information can help clarify compatibility and availability before you place an order.

BICOM Machine Accessories: Frequently Asked Questions

What accessories are available for a BICOM Optima machine?

Depending on the device configuration, accessories may include electrodes, modulation mats, input and output beakers, cables, the Channel 2 Honeycomb, and chip storage components. Availability and compatibility should be confirmed for the specific model.

Can I use accessories from one BICOM model with another?

Accessories and connection requirements can vary between models and configurations. Check the manufacturer’s compatibility information or contact Optimal Health Group before purchasing replacement or additional components.

Does the BICOM Optima come with a warranty?

Each BICOM Optima bioresonance machine comes with a 24 month warranty. For warranty coverage, exclusions, and service procedures, confirm the terms supplied with your particular device and purchase.

Is training available for BICOM Optima users?

Every BICOM Optima Device comes with an operating manual and a therapy program manual. Additional resources and training manuals are provided on our six day training course. Contact Optimal Health Group to confirm current training arrangements, course availability, and the resources provided with a particular device or package.

Enquire About BICOM Optima Equipment and Accessories

Looking for a BICOM Optima machine, compatible accessories, or further information about the available configuration? Contact us to enquire about product details, accessory compatibility, training resources, and current availability.

Our team can help you identify the information needed to make an informed enquiry based on your device model and professional requirements.