Name: Identifying Systemic Burdens in Bioresonance Scanning
Uploaded: 2026-01-27
Duration: 12 min 7 s
Description: Identifying Systemic Burdens in Bioresonance Scanning.

Identifying Systemic Burdens in Bioresonance Scanning. 

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Identifying Systemic Burdens in Bioresonance Scanning

Systemüc Burwen
Pattern of orga tue across a system
Stomach
COD: 0.982
Small Intestine
COD: 0.374
Livor
COD: 0.991
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haw
COD: 0.415

Learning Objectives. Define Systemic Burden Differentiate between isolated findings and systemic patterns Identify organ clusters that function as systems Interpret scan data using pattern recognition Prioritise findings based on system-level stress Apply systemic insight to practical recommendations Communicate findings clearly to clients. 

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Define Systemic Burden Differentiate between isolated findings and systemic patterns Identify organ clusters that function as systems Interpret scan data using pattern recognition Prioritise findings based on system-level stress Apply systemic insight to practical recommendations Communicate findings clearly to clients

Instead of seeing one organ struggling on its own, you see a pattern of weakness across several organs that work together. Simple example: If the scan shows stress in: Stomach Small intestine Colon Liver. 

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Instead of seeing one organ struggling on its own, you see a pattern of weakness across several organs that work together.
 Simple example: If the scan shows stress in: Stomach Small intestine Colon Liver

A systemic burden means that the body is under stress across an entire system, not just in one isolated organ.

This is not four separate problems.
It indicates a digestive system burden — the whole digestive network is under pressure.

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Chronic Load
Reflects what the body has been living with over time These are
long-standing compensatory patterns. They often develop slowly and
represent deeper energetic imbalance.
Su p pressed
Nervous emotions
system strain
Challenges
Chronic Energetic
Imbalance
Harder to shift

Digestive System Nervous System Hormonal System (Endocrine) Detox Organs Immune System
 When one system is overloaded (for example chronic stress, inflammation, poor detox capacity), multiple organs in that system reflect the load together.
 This is well established in systems biology and physiology

Organs do not work independently. The body functions as interconnected systems:

2024/12/29 GIT • COLON RECTUM (ANUS)
2024/12/28 GIT • COLON RECTUM (ANUS)

“The body operates as a complex adaptive system where organs influence one another through continuous feedback loops.”

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Several related organs showing low Energy (≤ 50%) Several organs in the same system showing low COD Patterns repeating across different views (Digital, Amplitude, etc.)
Regulation is still holding The body appearing to compensate rather than collapse

In scan interpretation, a systemic burden usually looks like:

It tells you: 
👉 The body is coping, but the system is under chronic strain.

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Difference Between Isolated Stress And Systemic Burden

One organ is low, others in the same system look balanced
→ Often temporary (sleep, dehydration, emotional day, etc.)

Three or more organs in the same system are weak/show reduced performance Pattern repeat across the same system
→ Suggests deeper, ongoing load on that system

Think of it like a car: One flat tyre = isolated issue Flat tyre + overheating engine + poor fuel efficiency
= whole system strain You wouldn’t fix only the tyre. You’d ask what’s wrong with the car overall.

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Avoid overwhelming clients with long lists Focus on root patterns instead of symptoms Prioritise recommendations logically Sound more professional and grounded

A technician who reads numbers –  FROM
A practitioner who understands the body.

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• Brain
• Autonomic nervous system
• Sleep centres
• Adrenal response

• Stomach
• Small intestine
• Colon
• Liver
• Pancreas

• Liver
• Kidneys
• Lymphatic system
• Skin

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B # DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
GALLBLADDER - WALL
GIT - COLON, RECTUM (ANUS)
LIVER - INTRA (AMPULLA OF VATER) DUCT
GALLBLADDER - WALL OF
LIVER - TISSUE
STOMACH - ESOPHAGUS WALL (TRANSITION TO)
GIT - COLON, WALL
GIT - SMALL INTESTINE (WALL + VILLI)
GIT - DUODENUM WALL
PANCREAS - TISSUE
PANCREAS - WHOLE, FRONT
STOMACH - ESOPHAGUS, EXTERIOR
GIT - SMALL INTESTINE - WALL OF
CLR
Normal
Normal
Chronic
Acute
Acute
Acute
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Chronic
Acute
Acute
COD
0.976
0.071
0.523
0.605
0.624
0.566
0.819
0.709
0.812
0.804
0.966
1.322
0.483
E-level
71%
64%
74%
79%
71%
71%
67%
36%
460/0
56%

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GALLBLADDER - WALL OF
LIVER - INTRA (BILE) DUCT
STOMACH - ESOPHAGUS WALL (TRANSITION TO)
LIVER - TISSUE
LIVER - INTRA (AMPULLA OF VATER) DUCT
GIT - SMALL INTESTINE - WALL OF
GALLBLADDER - WALL OF
STOMACH - ESOPHAGUS WALL (TRANSITION TO)
LIVER - TISSUE
52%
4%
ugs

Chronic stress load Poor recover/sleep patterns Emotional overload Inflammatory lifestyle Inputs Long-term toxicity burden

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Scan Pattern Often Shows: Stomach or intestines shift from 2 (Energy at Rest) – 3 (Detox Energy) into 4 (Inflammation) Some acute digestive zones

“What pattern is the body expressing?”

Our role is not just to observe data but to understand the body’s story

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Scan Pattern: Multiple Gut areas show Chronic Liver & Gallbladder Show mixed Acute/Chronic Lymph begins to show load

• Do these organs belong to the same system?
• Do multiple readings point to the same physiological function?
• Does this pattern match the client’s symptoms or history?

Ask these questions when interpreting scans:

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Scan Interpretation: Many chronic findings in gut organs  Mixed patterns in liver + pancreas Several 5’s appearing in digestive network

• Prioritise recommendations
• Avoid overwhelming clients
• Focus on true root stressors
• Provide more professional reports

Systemic Burden Identification allows you to:

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Digestive stomach + intestine + liver Nerü6 em monomic Endocrine thyroid + adrenals + pituitary. 

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Digestive
stomach + intestine + liver
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monomic
Endocrine
thyroid + adrenals +
pituitary

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Molecule
Cell
Acute
Organ
system
Organ
Tissue
Chronic
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Acute
Chronic
Organism

• You are not reading organs • You are interpreting patterns • You are listening to the body’s language • Mixed Acute + Chronic → highest priority

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• The concept of interconnected body systems and systemic patterns is scientifically established (physiology, systems biology).
 • The interpretation frameworks specific to bioresonance devices are considered complementary/holistic methodologies and are not part of mainstream diagnostic medicine.

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CNS - Autonomic nervous system
+ BODY - NERVES OF BACK
SPINE - VERTEBRO-SPINAL NERVES; left view
SPINE - VERTEBRO-SPINAL NERVES; right view
HEAD - MAXILLA AND MANDIBLE; on the left
HEAD - MAXILLA AND MANDIBLE; on right
+ BODY - NERVES OF BACK
BRAIN - CRANIAL NERVES, ENCEPHALON, BUTTOM
VIEW
BRAIN - CRANIAL NERVES, ENCEPHALON, BUTTOM
VIEW
splNE
- VERTEBRO-SPINAL NERVES; left view
SPINE - LUMBA& LUMBOSACRAL PLEXUS
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O
O
O
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0.974
1.220
1.277
1.299
1.399
1.405
1.424
1.7
59%
53%
58%
56%

Thank you for joining this lesson. I hope you learned something valuable and enjoyed the session.

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