DIRP is essentially a procedure involving bioresonance feedback from a person and then applying that feedback to the person to assist in restoring them to a state of balance, or homeostasis. A range of predetermined high frequencies are applied to the person, each for about 500 milliseconds, and then the F Scan reads the body’s feedback and stores it in a program file so that it can be later applied to that person as a treatment application. Experience has found that the results from DIRP are personalized and superior to the use of low frequency applications offered by various frequency lists.