BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy

“BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy” uses a scientifically proven method to transmit stimulation signals to the precapillary arterioles and postcapillary venoles. The purpose of these signals is to ensure that the arteriole and venoles move better and faster again, driving vasomotion. This enables medicines administered against back pain to reach their destination by ensuring that the blood flow in the capillaries is more effective and once again adequate. But this is not the only benefit. The improved circulation in the capillaries can ensure that the supply to the cells works better again and that waste products can be correctly disposed of. The stimulation signals for the precapillary arterioles and postcapillary venoles and are transmitted into the body using electromagnetic fields.

Good circulation is the key
Blood circulation is the human body’s supply system. It supplies the tissues and organs with nutrients and oxygen while removing and disposing of resulting waste products. 75% of this process takes place in the smallest blood vessels – the so-called microcirculation

Scientifically Proven

The new BEMER application system is the most researched and most effective physical application method used in complementary and preventative medicine today.

The new BEMER signal has been developed even further and modified according to the latest findings on the biorhythm of local and primary regulatory processes associated with microcirculation (physical application method). The restricted or impaired microcirculation of organs is now stimulated even better than before.

The specific temporary signal order and structure of the electromagnetic field with a low flux density is crucial in effectively stimulating the mechanism for regulating microcirculation.

Patents EP-B-0995463, WO 2008/025731 A1, WO 2011/023634 A1 and WO 2011/023635

BEMER is an officially authorised medical device in the EU (CE0483) of the class IIa (93/42/EEC).

During the past 15 years, there have been 46 publications about BEMER therapy and four scientific studies listed in PubMed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/).

MICROCIRCULATION – THE FOCUS OF RESEARCH  Prof. Dr. med. Rainer Klopp is head of the Berlin Institute for Microcirculation and one of the leading figures in this relatively new area of medical research. His reference book provides interested readers with an overview of the entire area of expertise of microcirculation while providing fascinating insight into his research work, for which he has received multiple scientific awards. Numerous tables, graphics and examination findings illustrate the topic; the comprehensive image material of vital microscopic findings turns the reader into a witness of microcirculatory phenomena never before documented in this manner. This is a scientist who is not only able to explain the theory relating to his area of expertise, but also someone who has been “in the thick of it” for decades. A passionate researcher who communicates his scientific findings and, beyond that, critically questions the current level of awareness as regards microcirculation.

“Mikrozirkulation –
Im Fokus der Forschung”
Author: Dr. med Rainer Klopp
Mediquant Verlag AG, FL-Triesen
ISBN No. 978-3-033-01464-0
580 pages