PEMF Physical Vascular Therapy

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What is PEMF by BEMER?

Healthy microcirculation is vital to the cardiovascular system, and vasomotion is a process in the microcirculatory system that assists the heart in delivering blood to the smallest vessels in the body. Improving healthy microcirculation, through the targeted stimulation of vasomotion, is the primary goal of physical vascular therapy. *

BEMER devices use a pulsed electromagnetic field – abbreviated as PEMF – to deliver a patented therapeutic signal. The BEMER signal helps improve the impaired pumping movements of small and very small vessels to promote needs-based distribution of blood. *

With BEMER Physical Vascular Therapy we affect 74% of our cardio vascular system called microcirculation. Because the vessels are so small, we do not have any diagnostic tools for this area. Therefore, it is overlooked despite the fact that physiologically it is the most important part because this is where all exchanges take place. Every cell in the body depends on it.

The signal is the active ingredient. The use of an electro-magnetic field simply allows us to transport this specific stimulus. It penetrates throughout the entire body in the shape of the BEMER wave. Through empiric evidence, meaning by observation at the Institute of Microcirculation, it was discovered that BEMER triggers vasomotion.

Vasomotion is the rhythmic contraction and relaxation action in our small vessel system. It occurs pre-capillary on the arteriole side as well as postcapillary on the venule side. Vasomotion ensures that there will be adequate flow of nutrient and oxygen rich blood into the capillary beds as well moving blood away from the tissues transporting wastes and carbon dioxide. This basic function is the foundation for all healthy cell processes. Without adequate supply and disposal, tissues cannot remain healthy. Lack of oxygen and nutrients will lead to lack of ATP at the cellular level and the consequence is inadequate cell performance. ATP (Adenosine Tri Phosphate) is a catalyst molecule for every cell function. When waste disposal is insufficient the body will store these metabolic wastes in the interstitial spaces, then organs and in the end in the cells themselves. This highly toxic and acidic environment is a breeding ground for all diseases.