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BiomedRx TV is the public media arm of BiomedRx — exploring the emerging world where biomedical engineering meets holistic health. From neurofeedback and biomagnetic pair therapy to subtle-energy biotechnology, we bring the frontier of high-tech wellness to the screen.
Content at the intersection of biomedical engineering and holistic wellness — the original focus of BiomedRx Radio, now carried forward by BiomedRx TV.
Exploring EEG biofeedback (neurofeedback), biomagnetic pair therapy, and other subtle-energy technologies with a certified clinician's perspective.
Part of a network that includes BiomedRx Radio, BiomedRx Productions, and the BiomedRx Health Center in Los Angeles, California.
BiomedRx TV is the brainchild of Los Angeles entrepreneur Devin Lockett. Following the original protocol of BiomedRx Radio — which aired on Salem Radio AM 590 in San Bernardino, California — its primary focus is high-tech holistic health television.
Devin's entry into healthcare was as a biomedical and clinical engineer. Through years of study and work in biomedical equipment maintenance, and because of personal life events, he began studying neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) therapy and became a certified neurofeedback clinician. Since then, Devin Lockett and the BiomedRx Health Center have expanded their scope to include biomagnetic pair therapy and other subtle-energy technologies — opening a new world of discovery that BiomedRx TV documents and shares.
A network of companies advancing high-tech holistic health.






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