What Causes Diseases?

There are only five causes of disease.

Now, we will continue our discussion on the importance of treating the cause of disease as well as the symptom. The causes of all diseases can be summarized into five categories (metal pollution, electromagnetic radiation, latent infection, chemical substances, and mental stress). This is the concept of bioresonance medicine. Dr. Toshihiko Yayama, President of the Bioresonance Medical Society, drew this conclusion from his observation of more than 20,000 patients using an energy detector called Zero-Search.

At first, before I joined the Bioresonance Medical Society, there were only a few doctors who treated the cause of illness by Zero-Search, and the hypothesis was that there were five etiologies.

When I treat the cause of a patient’s illness, I examine the five etiologies using Zero-Search and follow the patient’s progress while providing guidance on diet and lifestyle modification to eliminate the etiologies, as well as drug therapy for detoxification and nutrition. As the causes of illnesses are removed, patients’ symptoms improve, and some of them, such as atopic dermatitis, chronic back pain, bronchial asthma, and chronic fatigue, which could not be cured by symptomatic treatment alone, have been completely cured.

Therefore, we are convinced that the idea of bioresonance medicine that there are five causes of disease is correct. However, the cause of disease is not limited to only one of the five, and in most cases, especially in chronic diseases, more than one of the five factors is involved. The more difficult a disease is to cure, such as cancer or collagen disease, the more often all five etiologies are involved.

So, ‘how to eliminate the complex intertwined causes’ is where doctors who practice causative treatment by bioresonance medicine show their skills. However, the doctor does not cure the disease; it is the patient himself who is cured. If this is misunderstood, the patient may think, “I go to the hospital, but I am not cured, and the reason I am not cured is because the medicine is not effective. Instead, the most important thing to cure a disease is to practice daily diet and lifestyle improvement to eliminate the five etiologies, and drug treatment only supports them. The following is a concrete explanation of the five etiologies.

The five etiologic factors

1. Metal Pollution
   Zero Search can estimate the presence of metal contamination such as mercury, aluminum, palladium, gold, lead, manganese, iron, arsenic, titanium, nickel, cobalt, and chromium. If a patient’s body is presumed to be contaminated with metals, it is likely that trace amounts of metals are gradually accumulating in the body from drinking water, dental metals, cooking utensils (kettles and pots), and food products (rice, fruits, vegetables).

   For drinking water, we recommend high-performance water purifiers and changing cooking utensils to stainless steel or iron.
   For dental metals, we refer patients to dental clinics that understand bioresonance medicine in order to replace them with appropriate non-metallic dental materials and treat the cause in cooperation with dentists and physicians.

2. Electromagnetic Waves
   All man-made electromagnetic radiation is harmful regardless of frequency,” says Dr. Robert O. Becker (Cross Currents; Robert O. Becker). With the development of communication devices, the spread of electric vehicles, and the increase in wiring in homes, people today are exposed to a great deal of electromagnetic stress. This causes a disturbance in the autonomic nervous system, leading to symptoms such as insomnia and inability to relieve mental stress due to excessive sympathetic nervous system tension.

   In addition, the skin barrier is destroyed by the electrification caused by exposure to electromagnetic radiation, leading to dermatitis and skin problems that are difficult to remedy. Excessive use of smartphones not only affects eyesight, but can also lead to a decline in the function of the pineal gland in the brain, which controls intuition, and to a decrease in IQ.

   In addition, electromagnetic waves can also cause cancer of cells through the generation of active oxygen and genetic damage.
   Specific measures against electromagnetic interference are easier to do when divided into high-frequency and low-frequency waves. Electromagnetic waves used for communication such as smartphones and Wi-Fi are high-frequency, while those emitted from home appliances and residential wiring are low-frequency. Since countermeasures are different for each of these, it is necessary to consult with a physician or electromagnetic wave analyst before taking countermeasures.

3. Latent infection
   This is a state in which pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, fungi (mold), and parasites lurk in symptomatic areas and cause chronic inflammation without being completely eliminated by immune cells.

   For example, bioresonance medicine has shown that pathogens such as H. pylori (bacteria), Candida, Carini, and Aspergillus (molds), fecal nematodes and Toxoplasma (parasites), and viruses can infect the body through overeating raw foods such as sashimi, raw vegetables, and fruits, or by breathing ticks and dust mites. Modern medicine also knows that these can go bad in the gastrointestinal tract and lungs, but the problem is that other organs such as the head, shoulders, hips, knees, liver, pancreas, spleen, and bone marrow are also potentially infected, causing inflammation, pain, and disease.

   Using Zero Search, we are able to estimate microorganism infections in minute amounts that cannot be detected by blood tests or imaging tests. If these microorganisms are the cause of your illness, we ask you to refrain from eating raw foods and instruct you on medically effective dust mite and dust mite countermeasures.

4. Chemical Substances
   There is no disagreement that chemicals are bad for the body. However, most people are probably not aware that they are taking chemicals into their bodies on a daily basis. Most people are unaware of it because they do not have hypersensitivity reactions to chemicals, but patients with chemical sensitivity experience physical problems caused by trace amounts of chemicals.

   Normal patients rarely develop hypersensitivity symptoms, but as chemicals accumulate in the liver, their detoxification function is severely impaired, making it difficult to eliminate other etiologic agents.

   Specifically, contamination and allergic reactions to wheat gluten, milk casein, oxidized oils, synthetic surfactants in laundry detergents and fabric softeners, pesticides, cosmetics, and plastics can be estimated by zero-search.

5. Mental Stress
   While the other four etiologies are physical, stress is invisible and its content varies from person to person. So even if a zero search reveals the presence of mental stress, its countermeasures are often not immediate and will take time to resolve.

   However, even though the nature of the stress may vary from person to person, the reactions of the brain and body are the same for all patients. First, there is overactivity in the amygdala region of the brain, which leads to reduced function in areas such as the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and adrenal glands, which in turn causes stress to reduce immune function.

   This also makes the body more susceptible to physical contamination and even more difficult to eliminate them, making it more likely to develop chronic illnesses. It has also been shown that when the amygdala is overactive, the ability to think is impaired. There are several ways to reduce mental stress as recommended by bioresonance medicine, but we actively use a natural therapy called batch flower therapy, which uses the energy of flowers to heal negative emotions.

There are only five causes of disease.

Now, we will continue our discussion on the importance of treating the cause of disease as well as the symptom. The causes of all diseases can be summarized into five categories (metal pollution, electromagnetic radiation, latent infection, chemical substances, and mental stress). This is the concept of bioresonance medicine. Dr. Toshihiko Yayama, President of the Bioresonance Medical Society, drew this conclusion from his observation of more than 20,000 patients using an energy detector called Zero-Search.

At first, before I joined the Bioresonance Medical Society, there were only a few doctors who treated the cause of illness by Zero-Search, and the hypothesis was that there were five etiologies.

When I treat the cause of a patient’s illness, I examine the five etiologies using Zero-Search and follow the patient’s progress while providing guidance on diet and lifestyle modification to eliminate the etiologies, as well as drug therapy for detoxification and nutrition. As the causes of illnesses are removed, patients’ symptoms improve, and some of them, such as atopic dermatitis, chronic back pain, bronchial asthma, and chronic fatigue, which could not be cured by symptomatic treatment alone, have been completely cured.

Therefore, we are convinced that the idea of bioresonance medicine that there are five causes of disease is correct. However, the cause of disease is not limited to only one of the five, and in most cases, especially in chronic diseases, more than one of the five factors is involved. The more difficult a disease is to cure, such as cancer or collagen disease, the more often all five etiologies are involved.

So, ‘how to eliminate the complex intertwined causes’ is where doctors who practice causative treatment by bioresonance medicine show their skills. However, the doctor does not cure the disease; it is the patient himself who is cured. If this is misunderstood, the patient may think, “I go to the hospital, but I am not cured, and the reason I am not cured is because the medicine is not effective. Instead, the most important thing to cure a disease is to practice daily diet and lifestyle improvement to eliminate the five etiologies, and drug treatment only supports them. The following is a concrete explanation of the five etiologies.

The five etiologic factors

1. Metal Pollution
   Zero Search can estimate the presence of metal contamination such as mercury, aluminum, palladium, gold, lead, manganese, iron, arsenic, titanium, nickel, cobalt, and chromium. If a patient’s body is presumed to be contaminated with metals, it is likely that trace amounts of metals are gradually accumulating in the body from drinking water, dental metals, cooking utensils (kettles and pots), and food products (rice, fruits, vegetables).

   For drinking water, we recommend high-performance water purifiers and changing cooking utensils to stainless steel or iron.
   For dental metals, we refer patients to dental clinics that understand bioresonance medicine in order to replace them with appropriate non-metallic dental materials and treat the cause in cooperation with dentists and physicians.

2. Electromagnetic Waves
   All man-made electromagnetic radiation is harmful regardless of frequency,” says Dr. Robert O. Becker (Cross Currents; Robert O. Becker). With the development of communication devices, the spread of electric vehicles, and the increase in wiring in homes, people today are exposed to a great deal of electromagnetic stress. This causes a disturbance in the autonomic nervous system, leading to symptoms such as insomnia and inability to relieve mental stress due to excessive sympathetic nervous system tension.

   In addition, the skin barrier is destroyed by the electrification caused by exposure to electromagnetic radiation, leading to dermatitis and skin problems that are difficult to remedy. Excessive use of smartphones not only affects eyesight, but can also lead to a decline in the function of the pineal gland in the brain, which controls intuition, and to a decrease in IQ.

   In addition, electromagnetic waves can also cause cancer of cells through the generation of active oxygen and genetic damage.
   Specific measures against electromagnetic interference are easier to do when divided into high-frequency and low-frequency waves. Electromagnetic waves used for communication such as smartphones and Wi-Fi are high-frequency, while those emitted from home appliances and residential wiring are low-frequency. Since countermeasures are different for each of these, it is necessary to consult with a physician or electromagnetic wave analyst before taking countermeasures.

3. Latent infection
   This is a state in which pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, fungi (mold), and parasites lurk in symptomatic areas and cause chronic inflammation without being completely eliminated by immune cells.

   For example, bioresonance medicine has shown that pathogens such as H. pylori (bacteria), Candida, Carini, and Aspergillus (molds), fecal nematodes and Toxoplasma (parasites), and viruses can infect the body through overeating raw foods such as sashimi, raw vegetables, and fruits, or by breathing ticks and dust mites. Modern medicine also knows that these can go bad in the gastrointestinal tract and lungs, but the problem is that other organs such as the head, shoulders, hips, knees, liver, pancreas, spleen, and bone marrow are also potentially infected, causing inflammation, pain, and disease.

   Using Zero Search, we are able to estimate microorganism infections in minute amounts that cannot be detected by blood tests or imaging tests. If these microorganisms are the cause of your illness, we ask you to refrain from eating raw foods and instruct you on medically effective dust mite and dust mite countermeasures.

4. Chemical Substances
   There is no disagreement that chemicals are bad for the body. However, most people are probably not aware that they are taking chemicals into their bodies on a daily basis. Most people are unaware of it because they do not have hypersensitivity reactions to chemicals, but patients with chemical sensitivity experience physical problems caused by trace amounts of chemicals.

   Normal patients rarely develop hypersensitivity symptoms, but as chemicals accumulate in the liver, their detoxification function is severely impaired, making it difficult to eliminate other etiologic agents.

   Specifically, contamination and allergic reactions to wheat gluten, milk casein, oxidized oils, synthetic surfactants in laundry detergents and fabric softeners, pesticides, cosmetics, and plastics can be estimated by zero-search.

5. Mental Stress
   While the other four etiologies are physical, stress is invisible and its content varies from person to person. So even if a zero search reveals the presence of mental stress, its countermeasures are often not immediate and will take time to resolve.

   However, even though the nature of the stress may vary from person to person, the reactions of the brain and body are the same for all patients. First, there is overactivity in the amygdala region of the brain, which leads to reduced function in areas such as the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and adrenal glands, which in turn causes stress to reduce immune function.

   This also makes the body more susceptible to physical contamination and even more difficult to eliminate them, making it more likely to develop chronic illnesses. It has also been shown that when the amygdala is overactive, the ability to think is impaired. There are several ways to reduce mental stress as recommended by bioresonance medicine, but we actively use a natural therapy called batch flower therapy, which uses the energy of flowers to heal negative emotions.