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General questions

Can a condition worsen despite the application of Physical Vascular Therapy?

The BEMER application supports the body’s self-regulation and self-healing processes. This is only possible if all other substances necessary for the human body (nutrients, vitamins, minerals, trace elements, etc.) are present in sufficient quantities. If such substances are insufficient, deficiency symptoms may occur (e.g., magnesium deficiency can cause calf cramps,...
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Can Physical Vascular Therapy be applied after a recent stroke?

The application of Physical Vascular Therapy after a recent stroke depends on the nature of the stroke. In such cases, the treating physician must be informed and consulted. If the stroke occurred a longer time ago, the use of Physical Vascular Therapy primarily depends on the prescribed medication. Based on...
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Can Physical Vascular Therapy be safely used during treatment with blood-thinning medications, such as Marcoumar or Warfarin (coumarin derivatives)?

For patients who regularly use blood-thinning medications or anticoagulants, close monitoring of clotting factors by the treating physician is strongly recommended, as BEMER Therapy may enhance or weaken the effect of these medications. The treating physician must be informed so that medication dosages can be adjusted if necessary.
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Can Physical Vascular Therapy resolve vascular calcifications?

Vascular calcifications are usually attached to the vessel wall and are very hard. As far as we know, they cannot be resolved with Physical Vascular Therapy. However, small clots can form at the edges of the narrowing due to disrupted blood flow caused by larger calcifications (e.g., carotid artery, aorta,...
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Can BEMER Therapy cure diseases?

Physical Vascular Therapy is not a disease-specific therapy. Due to its effects on microcirculation and the resulting improvement in the supply to and removal from body cells, these cells can once again produce and deliver larger amounts of energy, allowing them to resume their functions (production) with renewed strength. Through...
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Has scientific research been conducted on Physical Vascular Therapy?

Yes, in recent years, Physical Vascular Therapy has been scientifically researched on various aspects, and the results have been published. Only based on this scientific work and its outcomes has it been possible to achieve certification as “Physical Vascular Therapy” and to develop a new form of vascular therapy. As...
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How can the essence of Physical Vascular Therapy be briefly described?

BEMER Therapy is indicated for the relief of conditions caused by, associated with, or complicating impaired microcirculation due to weak vasomotor function. The goal of the BEMER Therapy equipment is to increase the limited contraction frequency of small and very small precapillary arterial blood vessels (
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How do doctors perceive Physical Vascular Therapy?

More and more doctors are embracing “integrative medicine.” Physical Vascular Therapy is leading the way in terms of its acceptance. Doctors offer it as a “personal health service” (IGEL service), which patients must pay for themselves. In Germany, Physical Vascular Therapy already holds a leading position when it comes to...
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