Gather
With permission, we document selected bioresonance scan observations involving the pancreas and related wellness patterns.
In-house research & development · San Antonio, Texas
Type 1 Diabetes exploratory research in San Antonio.
Infinity Epigenetics in San Antonio is gathering de-identified observations from bioresonance scans involving the pancreas in people living with Type 1 Diabetes. Our goal is to look for recurring wellness patterns that may help shape future questions and responsible investigation.
What the program does
Careful observation, without medical promises.
This is an internal, exploratory wellness initiative—not a clinical trial. Bioresonance findings are not medical tests. We do not use them to diagnose Type 1 Diabetes, evaluate insulin production, or make changes to medical care.
Compare
We review de-identified observations for recurring themes while recognizing that patterns do not establish cause or medical significance.
Learn
The observations help us form better questions for future study; they are not proof that bioresonance changes Type 1 Diabetes.
Participation
For San Antonio-area people living with Type 1 Diabetes.
Individuals and families in San Antonio and nearby communities who are interested in the exploratory program can call us for a conversation about participation, consent, privacy, and what a scan visit involves. Visits take place at 2015 NE Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78217. Participation is voluntary and may be stopped at any time.
Medical care always comes first
Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disease in which the pancreas makes little or no insulin. Insulin is essential for survival. Participants must continue insulin, glucose monitoring, and all care directed by their endocrinologist or licensed medical team.
Never reduce, delay, or stop insulin because of a bioresonance scan or frequency session.
San Antonio location
Where is the Type 1 Diabetes exploratory program located?
The program is based at Infinity Epigenetics, 2015 NE Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78217. Call (210) 900-2516 to ask about the program, the consent process, and what an observational scan visit includes.
Interested in learning more?
Call our San Antonio center to ask questions and discuss whether participation feels right for you or your family.
Call (210) 900-2516Important notice
This exploratory program is not a clinical trial and is not medical care. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or reverse Type 1 Diabetes. It has not established a clinical benefit. For established information about Type 1 Diabetes and its management, visit the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. If you have urgent symptoms or concerning glucose or ketone readings, follow your medical team's emergency plan and seek immediate medical care.