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Maria Karystianou defends use of bioresonance and quantum medicine

Maria Karystianou, president of the 'Elpida gia ti Dimokratia' association, has addressed recent inspections of her medical office and the controversy surrounding 'quantum medicine' and bioresonance technology. During a televised interview, Karystianou clarified that while 'quantum doctor' is not a recognized medical specialty, quantum medicine refers to technological applications such as lasers and MRI.

She defended the legality of her bioresonance equipment, asserting it is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that does not require special licensing and poses no risk to patients. Karystianou claimed the public disclosure of the inspection was driven by political motives and targeted her personally, specifically criticizing Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis for pre-announcing the audit.

Her associate, Maria Gratsia, supported these claims, stating the equipment meets all necessary requirements and is used in numerous clinics across the country. Gratsia also accused the Health Minister of political targeting and criticized the lack of institutional procedure in the announcement of the inspection.

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Adonis Georgiadis · Elpida gia ti Dimokratia · Greece · Maria Gratsia · Maria Karystianou

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