It happens that my dad went to a private hospital for body test and he told me that he wasn't really tested, I mean the regular test of the body like collecting blood, urine, e.t.c. what he told me was that he was given a machine to hold and it vibrates as he held it and that there's something like a monitor that shows the diagram of a body with some arrows pointing out where his body needs medical attention.
After the test with the machine, he was told to buy some drugs. My main concern now is that is this kind of test accurate to point out some health issues or it's just a scam before we go ahead and start looking for money to pay for something that's not genuine.

It's a Chinese scam machine use to decide people.
The machine promise to test everything whereas it detect nothing.

It sounds like he had a bioresonance test, which isn't standard and often isn't reliable. Get a second opinion from a regular doctor and stick to conventional tests for accurate results.

Okay, thank you

TravlSagHoliday:
It sounds like he had a bioresonance test, which isn't standard and often isn't reliable. Get a second opinion from a regular doctor and stick to conventional tests for accurate results.

I thought as much, cause he said the test shows that he has much fat inside him, and he is someone that's slim not fat. I was like how will a machine you just hold detect that you have much fat inside you

hisgrace090:
It's a Chinese scam machine use to decide people.
The machine promise to test everything whereas it detect nothing.