Our body constantly gives us feedback about our well-being. Our bodies are constantly giving us feedback about our well-being. When we feel stressed, our heart rate increases and our hands can start to sweat. When we're tired, our focus decreases, and we can get a headache, for example. The information that our body gives us is called biofeedback.

When athletics professional monitors their heart rate through their smartwatch, they do so because they want to know exactly what their heart rate and frequency is per minute. The smartwatch measures heart rate and provides feedback through the display. Depending on the feedback he receives, he will consciously decide to change or maintain that rhythm to improve his performance. Mastering how biofeedback works take time and practice.

Whilst traditional biofeedback measures a physiological response and feeds back to the conscious mind, quantum biofeedback focuses on the unconscious parts of the body and brain. So instead of trying to change certain automatic functions in the body, the quantum biofeedback device sends out electromagnetic waves which do most of the work for you.

In the case of quantum biofeedback therapy, the devices propose to balance your electrical body by sending electrical impulses to the unconscious parts of the brain, helping to manage and reprogram the body's self-healing abilities without resorting to medication and restoring its natural resonance. It is a safe, painless, relaxing, non-invasive method with no side effects. It can be used by everyone, at any age, except for people with a pacemaker, epilepsy or under the influence of drugs.

The first step in any biofeedback therapy program is to create a lifestyle inventory based on simple questions about your lifestyle, among various questions, such as: if you drink enough water, if you exercise, if you drink alcohol, if you are a smoker if you have had surgeries, among others. The answers to these questions give the therapist a general idea of your SOC (Suppression and Obstruction of Healing) data.

Then the therapist starts the calibration process. Body harnesses, connected to a biofeedback device, are placed on the client's skin, specifically the wrists, ankles and head. A very subtle electrical signal, so soft that most people don't feel it, is sent through the body to measure its electrical parameters and ensure the device has the correct settings tailored to your body.

After the therapist has tuned the device to your body's electrical body, the same gentle electrical current is sent for about three minutes to create a symptom inventory; as the client sits and relaxes, the biofeedback device measures the body's response to over 15,000 indicators. Like a computer virus scan, the quantum biofeedback device detects and records irregularities, including deficiencies in vitamins, amino acids, enzymes, minerals, nutrients, sugars, toxins, bacteria, fungi, allergies, viruses, and mental and emotional factors. , brain waves that point to stress, inflammation, allergies and addiction.

While still connected to the biofeedback device, the therapist runs a specific software program directed to the imbalance with the highest value, that is, the most reactive of the client on that day.

Depending on your symptoms, the program monitors your brain waves, heart rate, breathing, skin temperature or muscle tension.

Duration: Most biofeedback therapy sessions take between 60 to 90 minutes.

Since 1989, when it was conceived, the equipment has undergone substantial improvements, as a result of enormous technological advances and has been qualitatively tested, clinically evaluated and scientifically validated as safe and effective.

This quantum biofeedback equipment is certified by the CE-European Community, is registered with the FDA - Food and Drug Administration, as a Class II Medical device of Biofeedback EPR-Electrophysiological, is also a method recognized by several scientific studies as an efficient technology for “Stress Reduction and Muscle Relaxation” and is used internationally in holistic centres, private clinics and hospitals in over 30 countries.