Applying electromagnetic energy to the body helps to increase supply of oxygen to the organs and helps the cells to self-regulate and self-heal — this is the principle behind Bemer Therapy.
The therapy is based on microcirculation where the tiniest of cells get adequate oxygen supply. The therapy uses a mat which is connected to a computerised signalling system and lying for eight minutes on the mat helps increase the supply of oxygen to the body by 30 per cent. Chitvan Malik, who has the rights for the use of Bemer Therapy in India explains, “Lying on the mat for eight minutes allows for an increase in the supply of oxygen in the blood.
The mat has coils in it and the system sends signals to the body whereby the oxygen that is breathed in, is absorbed by the cells. The arteries which are blocked or choked or clogged are found to have opened up after using the therapy for six to eight weeks.”
This system is a stream of regenerative medicine or a self-healing process where the body cells themselves fight against the disease. Often it has been found that the medicines or therapies do not reach the tiniest parts of the body and those areas continue to be diseased.
Research is now looking at the aspect of microcirculation of medicines so that those areas which are clogged or do not get sufficient supply of food and medicines must be rejuvenated to heal the body.
Malik claims that her family has been using the Bemer Therapy for the last seven years. She found the therapy helpful as it helped to heal her son who was slow. Since then the family has been using this therapy for all their ailments.
She says, “Instead of popping pills, an eight-minute Bemer Therapy session during the day and eight-minute session at night can be very helpful.” While there are no side-effects, the only concern is that the pumping of blood becomes fast and hence those who have led a sedentary life for long need to be cautious.
It has so far been used for diabetic, hypertension, insomnia, constipation and other lifestyle diseases. In case of cancer treatments it is given as a part of regenerative medicine and people use it as a supplement along with the first line of treatment. The therapy that costs Rs 1.8 to 3.5 lakh, is used by athletes, sports personalities and many senior citizens in the country.
