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Bemer Physical Vascular Therapy stimulates and increases the microcirculation and promotes the blood flow in capillaries and at a cellular level. This improves the performance of the body's cells, which in turn favours the body’s own self-healing power.

What Is A Bemer Machine? 

The machine is designed to help people who have health issues including cancer patients and can be used to treat a number of health-care related problems including arthritis, back pain, diabetes,fatigue, peripheral arterial diesease, ployneuropathy, torn ligaments, bone fractures, sprains, rheumatism, Insomnia, stress and colds

Its premise is to use electromagnetic signals which helps to strengthen one's organs, muscles, and immune system. using a pulse that stimulates microcirculation which improves overall blood flow.  Improved circulation has a large range of generalised positive benefits; removing toxins, increases transportation of oxygen and delivery of nutrients throughout the body.

Supporting the treatment of Arthritis

A large number of healthcare-related problems, including Arthritis, are not caused by the general failure of the organism's control systems. In fact, the opposite holds true. The control systems continue to work – they just work in the wrong place, at the wrong time or with dysfunctional biorhythms. For this reason, the aim of any therapeutic procedure must be to stimulate the body's own regulatory mechanisms in such a way that the dysfunction at hand can be brought under control by the organism itself using the natural mechanisms in place.

Arthritis therapy

The new and modern BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy provides a way of stimulating key regulatory microcirculatory mechanisms by complex means in the event of dysfunction or disease. Very recent findings – related to the regulation of tissue blood supply and the overarching nervous and humoral regulation – have presented a promising method of using biorhythmically defined simulative signals to generate a therapeutic physical stimulation of restricted or dysfunctional blood flow through organs.

Healing Processes with Arthritis

BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy is a complementary treatment that provides critical underlying support for healing processes in the treatment of degenerative disorders of the musculoskeletal system. It assists in restoring an adequate supply to the relevant tissue cells, thereby helping to relieve pain caused by Arthritis. Targeted treatment of individual areas, however, must be achieved by means of simultaneous physiotherapeutic or pharmaceutical measures, although such measures would be much less successful or even entirely unsuccessful on their own.

How Physical Vascular Therapy helps with Back Pain

“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.

Help with Diabetes through BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy

Among patients with diabetic polyneuropathy (a disorder of the peripheral nerves that can give rise to pain, pins-and-needles sensations, burning or numbness in the arms and legs), a course of BEMER therapy lasting several weeks was successful in significantly improving the function of the subcutaneous microcirculation and the immune system.
Another study demonstrated that, where diabetes patients receiving conservative, outpatient treatment had undergone a 27-day course of BEMER therapy on their sores, these became significantly smaller than on diabetes patients in the control group. It was therefore possible to significantly improve the impaired healing of sores.
Viewed in a holistic therapeutic concept, this makes BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy an absolutely essential complementary treatment in the therapy of metabolic disorders such as diabetes mellitus and the prevention of metabolic syndrome, especially in these modern times dominated by stress and lack of exercise.

Physical Vascular Therapy and Fatigue

BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy supports the natural reaction capability of the immune system and activates the body's self-healing powers by strengthening its regulation mechanisms. This enables a wide range of alleviating applications that enable vast improvements in therapy results in many indications. A constantly growing number of medical and therapy practices are successfully using BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy for the alleviation of a variety of conditions. For patients experiencing fatigue, it appears particularly important in many cases that BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy is able to improve the ability to fall asleep and stay asleep, and supports the body with key regenerative processes during this rest phase.

Vascular Therapy as a treatment for Peripheral Arterial Disease

BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy is a scientifically proven procedure that uses stimulation signals to speed up the inadequate movement of the smallest vessels, the capillaries, which in turn improves the supply and disposal of tissue and organ cells. The use of BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy has achieved documented successes in both the prevention of peripheral arterial disease and the treatment of the disease in its early stages by improving microcirculation. For example, the clinical effectiveness of BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy as an effective complementary therapy option in peripheral arterial disease has been proven by way of a controlled study. This study demonstrated that patients with peripheral arterial disease were able to walk a much larger distance after BEMER therapy than patients who did not receive this therapy.

Using the BEMER treatment for accelerated healing of Torn Ligaments

It is necessary in this context to differentiate between treatment of acute symptoms and subsequent treatment. Acute symptoms should be treated by way of first aid by cooling the swelling so that it subsides. Between around 15 and 20 minutes are usually adequate in this connection. The injured area should also be rested in an elevated position. Such a position also reduces the flow of blood and relieves the pain. It is also recommended that a compression bandage be applied. A doctor should then be involved for subsequent treatment, if only because a layperson can often not tell a torn ligament apart from a sprain. The doctor will then decide whether an operation is necessary or whether the ligament tear can be healed using non-invasive, conservative methods. If surgical measures are necessary, the affected ligaments can either be rejoined or possibly replaced by other tendons in the body. Conservative treatments are performed by consistent exercises and muscular training. Other potential options are bandaging and possibly plaster-casting for stability.
The healing process of the torn ligament itself – whether conservative or surgical methods are applied – requires a healthy portion of patience. However, this process involves not only potentially the need for physiotherapeutic exercises – improving blood flow also plays a key role. Effective blood circulation improves the supply of nutrients to the affected tissue and reduces inflammation, enabling it to support the healing process after a ligament rupture massively. The use of BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy is particularly well-suited to this purpose. This vascular therapy activates the body's self-healing potential, thereby supporting the healing of wounds and injuries, including those caused by ligament ruptures. A multidimensional signal structure provides effective stimulation for restricted or dysfunctional microcirculation, supporting the body's key control mechanisms for healing, recovery and regeneration processes. The support that BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy provides in the regeneration processes has been confirmed by a series of studies that have scientifically demonstrated the effectiveness of BEMER Therapy. For example, BEMER Therapy enables improvements in microcirculation, which has a positive impact on the healing process of ligament ruptures, which in turn can reduce the time that the patient spends suffering following a ligament rupture.

The Excruciating Pain of Torn Ligaments

One unfortunate movement, and the damage may already be done – torn ligaments! This is not something that just sportspeople suffer from particularly frequently. In other walks of life and in other activities, torn ligaments – also known as ruptured ligaments – are not uncommon. Why is this? The ligaments consist of taut connective tissue, are normally extremely strong and serve to stabilize the joints. However, sudden movements (for example, when running with high heels, tripping from a curb, or running on uneven surfaces) can cause a ligament to tear. And while the proverbial wisdom that you can rupture a ligament with the smallest movements is somewhat overstated, it's also not all that far from the truth. There is no doubt that torn ligaments are one of the most common sporting injuries to occur when playing soccer, basketball, or squash. Among the known causes are a twisting of the knee or of the foot, things that occur often when playing soccer, for example. It is often the abrupt twist that causes a ligament to be so heavily overstretched that its fibers are pulled to breaking point. The joint can still be moved, but sadly only in certain directions. Breaking these limits can quickly cause a ligament to tear. The sufferer will notice the acute symptoms extremely quickly, because a ligament rupture will be followed by sudden and intense pain that re-occurs whenever the area is put under further strain. Effusions are also frequent, not uncommonly causing swelling with possible bruising. The improper loads and postures will also almost always cause damage to other areas of the musculoskeletal structure.
Typical types of Ligament Rupture

• Rupture of the lateral ligament in the high ankle (sprain),
• Collateral ligament rupture in the knee,
• Cruciate ligament rupture in the knee,
• Ligament rupture in the elbow,
• Ligament rupture in the thumb,
• Carpal ligament rupture.

Applying Physical Vascular Therapy on Bone Fractures

BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy can be considered to be a milestone in physical vascular therapy. This vascular therapy activates the body's self-healing potential, thereby supporting the healing of wounds and injuries, including those caused by bone fractures. It also supports the regenerative processes in the organism. At the core of BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy is a multidimensional signal structure that provides effective stimulation for restricted or dysfunctional microcirculation. It supports the body's key control mechanisms for healing, recovery and regeneration processes. BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy generates considerable improvements in microcirculation without a doubt. This has been confirmed by a series of studies that scientifically demonstrated the effectiveness of BEMER Therapy. The results of the study reveal that BEMER Therapy has been shown to provide protection and prophylactic effects. It has also been proven that this therapy applied to wound healing, for example with bone fractures, contributes positively and assists in regeneration. According to the current state of medical science, there is no other physical therapy option to have been proven to be effective in treating microcirculatory disorders than BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy. In short, BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy is considered to be a viable option for achieving timely healing results in bone fractures.

Physical Vascular Therapy helps with Rheumatism

BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy is an excellent complementary treatment in the therapy of degenerative disorders of the musculoskeletal system, for example rheumatism, and is recommended by many doctors. Its effectiveness has been demonstrated and proven in a large number of scientific and observational studies.

Therapy for Rheumatism

For the first time, the new and innovative BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy creates the means to stimulate the key regulatory mechanisms of the body's microcirculation by complex means in the event of dysfunction or disease. Recent findings – related to the localized regulation of tissue blood supply and the overarching nervous and humoral regulation – have presented a promising method of using biorhythmically defined stimulative signals to generate a therapeutic physical stimulation of restricted or dysfunctional blood flow through organs.

Healing Processes with Rheumatism

By restoring an adequate supply of blood to the relevant tissue cells, the fundamental requirement for the healing process of degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal structure is met – thereby also establishing the conditions needed for the relief of rheumatic discomfort. Targeted treatment of individual areas in the case of rheumatism, however, must be achieved by means of simultaneous physiotherapeutic or pharmaceutical measures. However, these measures alone would only be of limited success or entirely unsuccessful.

The Use of BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy in Supporting the Treatment of Rheumatism

Many healthcare-related problems, including rheumatism, are not caused by the general failure of the organism's control systems. In fact, the opposite holds true – the control systems continue to work, they just work in the wrong place, at the wrong time or with dysfunctional biorhythms. For this reason, the aim of any therapeutic procedure must be to stimulate the body's own regulatory mechanisms in such a way that the dysfunction at hand can be brought under control by the organism itself using the natural mechanisms in place.
Pharmaceutical products are ineffective in this case. There is no effective medicine for this type of disorder. And even if such a product did exist, the dysfunction of the microcirculatory distribution means that the product would only at the required location in insufficient quantities. It would then have to be administered in such high dosages that there would be severe side effects.

Improve Falling and Staying Asleep

BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy uses a multidimensional signal structure that provides effective stimulation for restricted or dysfunctional microcirculation, supporting the body's key control mechanisms for prevention, healing, recovery and regeneration processes. This treatment assists the function of the white blood cells, enabling them to be quickly activated against foreign threats to health. This can be used as a basis to enable the immune system to protect the body better and more effectively against infections and damaging environmental influences. Today, our health-related quality of life can be measured using validated and internationally available measuring instruments. One of these measuring instruments, the SF-36, has 36 questions and comprises eight domains that are scored using scales. These eight domains are vitality, physical functioning, bodily pain, general health perceptions, physical role functioning, emotional role functioning, social role functioning, and mental health. There is also a shorter version with just twelve questions, known as SF-12, which was used in a large-scale customer survey for BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy. It has also been demonstrated that the use of BEMER therapy enables significant improvements in sleep values to be achieved. The Jenkins scale was used for this study. The assessment of the studies revealed that over 60 percent of all users experienced significant improvements in their quality of life (p < 0.001) ‒ after just six weeks of BEMER therapy. Two thirds of users also reported that they were able to sleep better.

Stress BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy

Do you feel annoyed and overwhelmed by the smallest of events? Maybe even unmotivated, drained, and tired? Are you constantly in a bad mood and are unhappy with your professional and/or private life? Do you find it hard to switch off? If so, it's probable that you're in a vicious circle of stress. But you're not alone. Recent studies have shown that almost six out of ten Germans consider their lives to be stressful. Excessive strains at work, the constant pressure of deadlines, family stress, financial worries – all these factors can cause you to feel constantly tired and exhausted. The ability to be reached at all times thanks to modern communication technologies and sensory overload from the media also have a negative impact on this. It is estimated that one in six days of corporate absenteeism is caused by stress and work pressure. Therefore, all things considered, this is reason enough to take a closer look at the topic of stress.

Applying Physical Vascular Therapy with Colds

BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy can stimulate limited circulation in
the smallest blood vessels, positively supporting the body's self-healing
and regeneration processes. Enabled by strengthening
the body's regulatory mechanisms, the natural responsiveness of
the immune system and self-healing powers is activated, which
has a positive effect on wound healing. More and more therapists and doctors
successfully apply BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy in their practices.