B.E.A.T. Source – Bioresonance, Biofeedback & Frequency Analysis
What is the B.E.A.T. Source?
A high-precision bioenergetic analysis system that combines bioresonance, biofeedback, and frequency analysis in one device. Based on bioimpedance measurement, the B.E.A.T. Source enables the detection and evaluation of individual bioenergetic signal patterns for use in both professional and research environments.
How does it work?
The system measures bioelectrical impedance and resonance characteristics through high-precision signal acquisition. These data are processed by proprietary B.E.A.T. algorithms, which evaluate the recorded parameters in real time and display them visually. This allows practitioners and researchers to document and interpret bioenergetic measurement results with reproducible technical accuracy.
Advantages
Ö Combines biofeedback and bioresonance technologies in one system
Ö Accurate frequency spectrum analysis via digital bioimpedance measurement
Ö Intuitive software and data export options
Ö Suitable for clinic, practice, research and educational use
Ö Designed and manufactured in Germany
Applications
The B.E.A.T. Source is used in contexts where frequency-based analysis and modulation are part of a professional workflow, such as: bioresonance and frequency therapy setups, biofeedback-based assessments as well as integrative research and documentation environments
Technical Concept
• Multi-channel frequency system • High signal stability and measurement accuracy • Fast and reproducible measurement results • Secure data capture and user management
FAQ
How does frequency measurement work in the B.E.A.T. Source?
The system measures bioelectrical impedance and frequency response patterns using high-precision signal technology.
These signals are analyzed through B.E.A.T. algorithms that identify characteristic resonance and modulation parameters, allowing reproducible measurement and documentation of bioenergetic processes.
Is the B.E.A.T. Source a medical device?
The B.E.A.T. Source is a CE-certified wellness and research device, developed for use in professional, educational, and experimental environments.
It is not classified as a medical device under current EU regulations.
Is the software multilingual?
Yes. The B.E.A.T. interface supports any choosen language and offers flexible configuration options for international users.