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Why do we recommend it?
BEMER therapy is recommended for the prevention and additional treatment of diseases and conditions that result from, are associated with, or cause complications of impaired microcirculation due to poor vascular movement.
The purpose of the BEMER therapeutic device is to increase the limited frequency of contraction of small and the smallest precapillary arterioles (<100 microns), thereby improving blood distribution in the capillary network of the microcirculatory system.
BEMER = circulatory vascular therapy
It also affects an area that the drug does not! Coordinates the function of the main and micro vessels.
Good blood circulation is the key
Circulation is the supply system of the human body. It provides nutrients and oxygen to tissues and organs. At the same time, it removes and cleans the resulting roughage. 75% of this process takes place in the smallest blood vessels, called the microcirculation.
Bemer acts as a control center for health and well-being
We call vasomotion the “pulsating movement” of the smallest blood vessels, which distributes the blood in the microcirculation area according to the current local needs. Physical and mental performance, healing and recovery processes, and a significant number of diseases are directly related to microcirculation and microscopic metabolism. BEMER specifically stimulates limited vasomotion and thereby improves microcirculation.
Scientifically proven
BEMER devices improve the conveying movements of small and the smallest blood vessels. This leads to adequate blood distribution in the network of the smallest blood vessels. Thus, BEMER is an effective therapeutic option for many diseases and health problems.
Disruption of microcirculation
The microcirculation also follows the basic laws of life and weakens with age. However, this process is accelerated in many people by adverse environmental effects, bad habits, and unhealthy lifestyles. Toxins found in our environment, noise, stress, lack of sleep and exercise, unhealthy or one-sided nutrition, nicotine and alcohol consumption adversely affect microcirculation.
Consequences of poor microcirculation
The immune system weakens, it becomes more susceptible to infections, it decreases performance, deteriorates well-being, slows down recovery, and ultimately increases the likelihood of circulatory diseases such as heart attack or stroke.
Why do we recommend it?
BEMER therapy is recommended for the prevention and additional treatment of diseases and conditions that result from, are associated with, or cause complications of impaired microcirculation due to poor vascular movement. The purpose of the BEMER therapeutic device is to increase the limited frequency of contraction of small and the smallest precapillary arterioles (<100 microns), thereby improving blood distribution in the capillary network of the microcirculatory system.
BEMER = circulatory vascular therapy
It also affects an area that the drug does not! Coordinates the function of the main and micro vessels.
Good blood circulation is the key
Circulation is the supply system of the human body. It provides nutrients and oxygen to tissues and organs. At the same time, it removes and cleans the resulting slag. 75% of this process takes place in the smallest blood vessels, called the microcirculation.
Bemer acts as a control center for health and well-being
Vasomation is the “pulsating movement” of the smallest blood vessels, which distributes blood in the microcirculation area according to current local needs. Physical and mental performance, healing and recovery processes, and a significant number of diseases are directly related to microcirculation and microscopic metabolism. BEMER specifically stimulates limited vasomotion and thereby improves microcirculation.
Scientifically proven
BEMER devices improve the conveying movements of small and the smallest blood vessels. This leads to adequate blood distribution in the network of the smallest blood vessels. Thus, BEMER is an effective therapeutic option for many diseases and health problems.
Disruption of microcirculation
The microcirculation also follows the basic laws of life and weakens with age. However, this process is accelerated in many people by adverse environmental effects, bad habits, and unhealthy lifestyles. Toxins found in our environment, noise, stress, lack of sleep and exercise, unhealthy or one-sided nutrition, nicotine and alcohol consumption adversely affect microcirculation.
Consequences of poor microcirculation
We will weaken the immune system, become more susceptible to infections, decrease performance, deteriorate well-being, slow down recovery, and ultimately increase the likelihood of circulatory diseases such as heart attack or stroke.
