SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE & STUDIES ON FREQUENCY THERAPY
The Foundation of Evidence: The Power of Clinical Data
When evaluating physical therapy methods, we do not rely on mere speculation. To transparently demonstrate the effectiveness of frequency and microcurrent therapy, we draw on a solid foundation of peer-reviewed studies and clinical meta-analyses. These scientific publications provide modern medicine with objective evidence of the cellular mechanisms of action.
An Overview of the Most Important Studies
EF-14 Study (Stupp et al., 2017) – Tumor Therapy Fields (TTFields)
This Phase III study demonstrates that alternating electric fields (200 kHz) can extend the median overall survival in glioblastoma patients from 16.0 to 20.9 months.
Meta-analysis by Peng et al. (2020) – PEMF and Bone Healing
An analysis of 22 RCTs shows that pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) significantly increase the fracture healing rate to 79.7% (control group: 64.3%).
Martiny et al. (2020) – T-PEMF for Depression
Study of transcranial PEMF therapy as an adjunct to medication. Among patients with episodes lasting less than two years, 30% achieved complete remission.
Comprehensive Meta-Analysis on TENS (2024) – Pain Management
Based on 381 studies, a significant reduction in pain was demonstrated immediately during or after TENS application compared to placebo.
Pilot RCT by Pereira et al. (2025) – FSM for Stress
Frequency-specific microcurrent (FSM) led to a significant reduction in somatic symptoms and negative emotions following six sessions in individuals experiencing high stress levels.
Walach et al. (2025) – Rifetech® Plasma for Chronic Fatigue
Observational study involving 113 patients: Rifetech Plasma showed a significant improvement in fatigue symptoms (a reduction of 13.8 points on the FSS scale) as well as in quality of life.
Pihtili et al. (2014) – Bioresonance for Smoking Cessation
In a double-blind study, 51.1% of the participants in the bioresonance group were smoke-free after one month (placebo group: 28.6%).
Muresan et al. (2022) – Bioresonance for Depression
This study showed a significantly greater improvement on the Hamilton Depression Scale with bioresonance compared to SSRI monotherapy.
Sutbeyaz et al. (2009) – PEMF for Fibromyalgia
Low-frequency PEMF significantly improved function, pain intensity, and fatigue in patients with fibromyalgia syndrome.
Garcia et al. (2020) – Sound Frequencies and Sleep
Exposure to delta waves (0.5–4 Hz) improved sleep quality by 75% while reducing cortisol levels by 40%.
The Heidelberg Model – Neuro-Music Therapy for Tinnitus
Specialized frequency training led to a long-term reduction in tinnitus distress in 76% of patients.
