Introducing
Bemer Therapy
Physical Vascular Therapy
BEMER applications boost the blood flow, thus benefiting the body’s cardiac system, regenerative abilities and even mental acuity.
Imagine being better tomorrow than you are today…
The technology is based on Nikola Tesla’s research on magnets and electricity. The technology is German engineered and the product is Swiss crafted. The company holds 5 worldwide patents on the technology, is an FDA approved medical device, and is used in over 4,000 medical clinics, hospitals and universities worldwide. We have also recently partnered with NASA to develop a space suit to help prevent bone and muscle loss.
The primary benefits of Bemer include:
• Enhanced blood flow
• Enhanced oxygen supply to the body
• Enhanced nutrient supply to the tissues and organs and waste disposal from the tissues and organs
• Enhanced cardiac functions
• Enhanced physical fitness, endurance, strength and energy level
• Enhanced prevention of injuries
• Enhanced concentration, mental acuity, stress reduction and relaxation
• Enhanced life quality
There are currently many professional and college levels athletes using Bemer. Boris Becker, Marc Giradelli, Tina Weirather, USC Men’s Tennis Team, Nino Schurter, Peter Stallknecht and many more. Actually many members of the Swiss Olympic team are using the Bemer for improved performance, better recovery and to address injuries. And in April of this year, Justin Gatlin, an US Olympian sprinter and silver medal winner in the 100M at the 2016 Rio Games credited the BEMER for improving his workouts and training recovery. He relies on the increase in oxygenation that Bemer provides him for muscle strength, endurance, recovery, and protection. Lastly, the 2016 RAAM (Race Across America) US team were 4 athletes in their 50’s, sponsored by Bemer. They competed against 8 man teams of much younger men. They crossed the finish line almost 24 hours ahead of the next team. Their strategy, Bemer while sleeping to reduce the recovery time and provide optimal performance and endurance.
