Popularity of therapy clinic fuels expansion

JON MACPHERSON

AYEAR after opening a bioresonance therapy clinic in Rawtenstall, it has proved so popular a second treatment room has opened.

Friends Lisa Lomas, from Weir, who runs Biores UK, and Samantha Snowdon, from Padiham, who runs her own business SS Bioresonance, have a clinic on the first floor above Simply Vegetarian, on Kay Street.

Although the therapy is widely used in Europe, the scientific approach to treating ailments by retuning the body is still relatively new in the UK.

One of the clinic’s success stories is four-yearold Emma Bhunjun, whose mum Jana comes originally from the Czech Republic.

She said: “Emma has sleep apnoea, which meant she had a runny nose, would be snoring and often on a night she would wake herself up. Doctors wanted to remove her adenoids and her tonsils but I did not want her to have an operation.

“I knew about bioresonance because it is popular in Europe and they

●● Emma Bhunjun holds on to the metal bars used in bioresonance therapy with her mum Jana. Behind are practitioners Samantha Snowdon and Lisa Lomas have clinics in every city, but I never knew there was anywhere here in the UK.

“After the treatment, I took Emma back to the Czech Republic and they said her condition had improved. Unless the problem comes back, Emma does not need surgery and I hope she never will.

“She is also now wearing a magnetic bracelet and the combination of both has made a huge difference to her.”

Sam said: “Bioresonance is something that is not that well known here and for the first few months after opening it was quiet, but in the last three months it has really taken off, which is why we have opened a second treatment room.”

‘Unless the problem comes back Emma does not need surgery’