Tried & Loved · Bioresonance & PEMF
A frequency I already knew
Long before my own illness, PEMF was part of my professional world.
When I trained as a Cosmetic Dermal Therapist, I studied a whole unit on PEMF. In my Cosmedic Clinic days I used it as part of my work with skin, and I came to know it well within that setting. So when this kind of technology came back into my life years later, it didn't feel foreign to me. It felt like meeting an old friend from a completely new direction.
The video below is from those days. The handpiece is Diamond Polar, which delivers radiofrequency alongside a pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF). That is my own chin and neck.
What I used in the Clinic was an aesthetic skin device. It is not the same as bioresonance, and it is not the same as the device I use at home. Same family, different modalities, different reasons for reaching for them.
What changed was my own perspective. When my health shifted and I began searching for ways to support my body, I found myself looking at this whole field again, this time not as a therapist treating skin, but as a person looking after herself. I did a great deal of my own research, reading widely, and what I'd learned years earlier opened up in a much broader way than I'd ever understood in the Clinic.
The session that meant a trip to Adelaide
My research led me to want a particular kind of session with a particular practitioner, and at the time that meant a trip to Adelaide. So I made the journey across, and had my body scan and very first session while I was there.
From there I carried on remotely. Every fortnight for the first six weeks, then monthly. After a while I took a break of about six months, and in that time I noticed the difference its absence made for me. More recently I had a fresh session, and this time I didn't need to travel at all. I reached out to Megan and she was able to work with me remotely again. I now see how important regular monthly sessions are for me, and they've become a quiet, steady part of how I look after myself. The bonus is that I do not need to leave my home to do it.
Megan Hill
Bioresonance Practitioner · Choose Your Wellbeing
Megan is the practitioner I chose to see, and the one I continue with remotely. If this is something you'd like to explore for yourself, you can find her below.
If you would like to work with Megan, I would rather introduce you myself than send you off with a link. There is a form further down this page. Fill it in and I will pass your details across with a note from me.
A note on what I share here. In Australia, there are real limits on what any of us can say publicly about therapies like this, and I respect those limits. So you won't find me making claims on this page, and you won't find me explaining the ins and outs of how it all works. Megan is the one qualified to answer those questions, and she is the one to ask.
I don't make any medical claims. What I can do is make the introduction and step out of the way.
PEMF at home
Alongside my sessions with Megan, I also have a PEMF device at home. I think of it as something complementary, not a substitute for anything, another gentle part of my own routine, in the same way as my red light therapy and my infrared sauna. I rest my feet on it for about thirty minutes at a time. I can't rush off while I do it, so I've turned that half hour into reading time. It's amazing how quickly thirty minutes goes by with a good book in your hands.
I won't name the particular device here. If you would like to know what I use at home, come and chat with me and I will tell you. Megan works with bioresonance rather than my home setup, so this one is mine to answer.
Let me introduce you
If you would like me to pass your details to Megan Hill, fill this in and I will send them across with a note from me. It costs you nothing and there is nothing attached to it.
You are just as welcome to go direct. I only offer because a warm introduction tends to get a better start than a cold one.
This page is my own personal experience and nothing more. Bioresonance and PEMF are complementary therapies. Nothing here is medical advice, nothing here is a claim that any of it will do the same for you, and none of it replaces your doctors.
I am not qualified in this field. Megan is. Any question about whether it is right for you belongs with her, or with your own practitioners.