Bicom Body Check
The Bicom Body Check (BBC) device is a spin-off from the Russian space programmer that was developed at the Department of Medicine, University of Omsk, Siberia. Most of the Russian scientific effort to support their space programmer is based in Siberia.
The device is a biomedical device outside of the current medical paradigm. It is based on 20 years of basic research done by a number of Russian teams who recorded frequencies emitted by particular organs. They recorded what the normal frequency response would be for any particular age of either male or female subjects of each of the organs.
The BBC device is used for assessing organ function and not structure. Therefore it is not like an ECG, CT, MRI or an Ultrasound scan. It is specifically measuring the magnetic vector potential which, those readers skilled in physics will recognize, as the Ā field which runs in the direction of current. This is at right angle to the B field which cuts the lines of magnetic force at right angles and is what drives an electric motor. Living systems are very sensitive indeed to the Ā field (the magnetic vector potential).
The relevant frequency patterns are projected through the headphones (these are inaudible as they are well above the audible frequency range).
The sensor channels the information which comes off the test subject as a result of having the resonant frequencies passed through the headphones to a computer-based device and the readings are shown.
Then, relevant stresses, which have also had their frequency response determined using the same methods, are compared against the reading found and as a result, the patient goes away with an optimal set of Bicom programs which are most likely to help their current condition.
Doctors report that when they test their patients with known pathologies and try to correlate these with the BBC readings. The correlation between the BBC readings and the patient’s site of disease was just over 80%. In spite of that, this is not a diagnostic device.
The idea of frequency response being relevant in medicine has been given considerable scientific support by a range of recent research projects being carried out around the world. One team led by Alexandre Barbault from Switzerland, reported on his study using amplitude-modulated electromagnetic fields in the treatment of cancer. He found tumour-specific frequencies, these were large groups of frequencies and then went on to assess a novel therapeutic approach based on his findings. This was published with several co-authors in the Journal of Experimental Clinical Cancer Research in 2009. He has been treating a number of late-stage cancer cases who have failed all modalities of treatment, who were maintained with the stable disease using Barbault’s approaches; that is simply exposing the patient to a highly complex set of frequencies determined by painstaking measurements made on the subjects. Additional to this work there are projects being developed by a company called Novocure, a company based in Haifa, are using groups of resonant frequencies applied over brain tumours of patients with glioblastoma multiforme, which is the most malignant of all brain tumours. This company has been able to establish significantly increased survival of patients treated in this way, simply with a probe and electrode placed on the scalp over the tumour, compared to standard treatment approaches. What is more, this company has significant investment from several major pharmaceutical companies.
The readings shown by the BBC equipment have more in common with a traditional Chinese medicine view of the way the body works, which is very much based on organ function, as opposed to a standard biomedical model, which is based more on a structure. Integrating these conventional and non-conventional approaches, which is what we do in the consultation situation, we have found to be most helpful from a clinical point of view. It is possible to conceive that with additional interest and research along the lines of the studies mentioned that these approaches may increasingly attract the interest of mainstream medicine.
Summary
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The BBC Device is a Russian system that measures the magnetic vector potential as an aid to functional status and the treatment of patients. Functional status, relates much more to how traditional Chinese medicine looks at organ function than conventional medicine concepts.
We tested this equipment on 200 patients who randomly presented with known pathologies, set to scan results, to test the accuracy of the BBC System. We found it gave correct findings relating to the area of dysfunction corresponding with known pathology in 170 of the 200 cases (an 85% positive response rate). It did not give any guidance as to what the nature of any underlying pathology might be.
Aims and Objectives of Study
The aim is to assess and compare the performance of the Oberon practical as an aid to functional changes best summarised by traditional Chinese medicine view of organ function, by correlation with patient's know pathology. We also aim to evaluate user and patient acceptance of the equipment and patient safety.
Methods
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Randomly presenting patients with known pathology were measured on the BBC practical equipment. Depending on the measurement scores, represented symbolically on the relevant organs, are shown on a range of 1-6. Scores of 1,2 and 3 are regarded as normal, 4, 5 and 6 are regarded as indicating dysfunction, 6 indicating the most dysfunctional. The result was judged according to the correlation of scores 4,5 and 6 in the area of known pathology determined by conventional investigations to the results from the Oberon system on the patients in the study. Each patient signed informed consent before the procedure was carried out.
Results
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170 cases of malignant disease of various sorts. 4 had multiple sclerosis, 3 had heart disease, 1 had Osteoarthritis, 1 each of epilepsy, fibroids, and Insect Sting with swelling of the finger joints, benign prostatic hypertrophy, an anal fistula, transverse myelitis, pneumonia, cystic fibrosis, hearing loss from blocked eustachian tube, cervical spondylosis, labyrinthitis, injury to the right conjunctiva, bronchiectasis, cystitis and peripheral neuropathy. This made a total of 200 cases. 170 of the 200 cases showed a correlated response to areas of known pathology and areas on dysfunction as shown on the BBC system. 7 showed an equivocal response where it was not possible to be sure what the readings indicated and how they correlated with the patients’ pathology. 23 showed negative results. Some of these negative results were associated with patients taking steroids or having chemotherapy. However, in the positive results, there were some patients who were also taking steroids. There were no side effects of any sort involving the use of the equipment. It was found to have excellent user and patient acceptance.
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Conclusion
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The BBC system is a useful means of assessing function in terms of how traditional Chinese medicine looks at function and is therefore not a diagnostic device. Further appropriate investigations in order to find the cause of pathological findings are needed as one would do in any medical situation.