BEMER Technology: Magnetic Therapy Mats & Machines

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What is BEMER?

BEMER is changing the way we think about our health, challenging our understanding of the human body, and empowering us to reach optimal physical condition in a natural, non-invasive way. Proper blood flow plays a critical role in our general health, and BEMER can improve your circulation naturally in just 8 minutes twice a day. For more than 20 years, the benefits of BEMER have impacted millions of people around the world. BEMER products are registered and licensed by Health Canada as Class II Medical Devices. BEMER Therapy is easy-to-use, non-invasive, and can improve microcirculatory blood flow by up to 30%.

The BEMER Effect. Feel the difference.

The patented BEMER signal stimulates vasomotion in humans, i.e., the pumping movement of the smallest vessels (arterioles). This has positive effects on microcirculation and thus blood flow.*

Better Circulation. Better Health. Better Life.

BEMER sends a low intensity pulsed electromagnetic field into the body in order to safely stimulate healthy muscles which can temporarily increase microcirculation by up to 30%.*

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Source: Klopp RC, Niemer W, Schulz J. Effects of physical stimulation of spontaneous arteriolar vasomotion in patients of various ages undergoing rehabilitation. J Complement Integr Med. 2013;10(Suppl):S13-9, S15-21. English, German. doi: 10.1515/jcim-2013-0032. PMID: 24021602.

Patented Signal

The coils in the BEMER applicators generate an electromagnetic field with a patented signal structure.

Transmission

The BEMER signal is transported into the body via the electro-magnetic field.

Benefits

Blood flow is supported, allowing cells to be better supplied with nutrients and oxygen, and waste products to be removed more efficiently.

German Engineering

Swiss Craftsmanship

WHAT BEMER DOES IN UNDER 2 MINUTES

BEMER devices assist in ensuring the body is supplied with ample oxygen and nutrients by delivering a patented therapeutic signal using a pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF).* This signal targets impaired pumping of small vessels and stimulates vasomotion, a process in the microcirculatory system that promotes needs-based distribution of blood throughout the body. Maintaining healthy microcirculation is essential for the cardiovascular system. BEMER devices are non-invasive and non-chemical and have been found to improve microcirculatory blood flow by up to 30%.

Poor Local Blood Flow vs. Good Local Blood Flow

Increasing blood flow within the body ensures that ample oxygen is delivered locally to the target tissues. See the difference between healthy blood flow and slow-moving, waste-filled cells struggling to transport the harmful elements away from vital organs.

BEMER Can Enhance

Muscle Performance

Strength, Conditioning and Recovery

Vitality

Energy and Endurance

Oxygen Delivery

and Local Circulation

Stress Reduction

Relaxation and Rest

Discover BEMER Evo:

Premium-Set Evo

Beauty-Pack Evo

Evo Controller

Evo Applicators

Testimonials

Dr. Judson Millhon MD, FACC, FSCAI

Internal Medicine and Cardiology, Independent BEMER Distributor

Tyson McGuffin

Top Pickleball Athlete, Paid Spokesperson

Brooke Burke

TV Host, Fitness Guru, Podcaster, Author, Philanthropist, Paid Spokesperson

*These spokespersons may have been compensated for their testimony. Individual results may vary and you may not achieve the same results. This device is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease and you should consult your own healthcare provider for any medical issues.

“Thanks to BEMER, I can finally do what I love again: go all out in sports!”

Michael Rudman, former Professional Ice Hockey Player

Frequently Asked Questions

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How can the functional principle of the physical vascular therapy be explained in a nutshell?

The intended purpose of the BEMER therapy devices is to increase the restricted contraction frequency of the smaller and very small precapillary arterial blood vessels (< 100 μm). This results in improved blood distribution in the capillary network of the microcirculatory system.

What is microcirculation?

Microcirculation is the part of our circulatory system that ensures the supply of each individual body cell with the necessary oxygen, as well as nutrients, via a regulated flow of blood. At the same time, the microcirculation has the task of transporting away the metabolic by-products, such as carbon dioxide, which are produced during cellular activity. As the prefix “micro” already indicates, we are talking about extremely small vessels, since the cells are also very small (body cells are not visible to the naked eye). Thus, we have a huge network of tiny blood vessels in our body, some of which are four times thinner than a human hair. The microcirculation consists of different structures: the smallest vessels (arterioles, capillaries, venules), the initial lymphatic vessels, and the interstitial space (the space between the blood vessels, cells, and lymphatic vessels).

Why is microcirculation so important for our health and performance levels?

Scientific findings confirm that properly functioning microcirculation is critically important for a person’s health and performance. In all higher life forms, the supply of cells with oxygen and nutrients, the disposal of “waste products”, the transport of hormones and messenger substances, the immune defense, and much more is carried out via the blood flow. The performance and functionality of each individual body cell, the muscles, joints, organs, the immune system, etc., all depend on optimal cell maintenance via microcirculation.

Why does impaired microcirculation lead to a drop in performance and potentially even to premature aging and disease?

Impaired microcirculation can lead to a lack of energy in the cells because they are not sufficiently supplied and maintained. Initially, this results in reduced performance and subsequently leads to functional disorders in the affected cells. If many cells within an organ or area of tissue are affected, corresponding symptoms may occur, which can then be defined as a disease. Cells that are energy deficient cannot perform at their maximum capacity. Most cells have a fixed lifespan, after which they are renewed. Cells that lack energy die prematurely. Even our white blood cells, and thus the effectiveness of our immune defenses, depend directly on microcirculation and the energetic state of these cells.