HOW DOES THE BEMER SYSTEM STIMULATE THE BLOOD FLOW AND VASOMOTION OF THE MICRO-CIRCULATION? IS THIS PROCESS A PHYSICAL ENERGY TRANSFER?
These two questions are often asked and the answer lies in aspects of biology and physics. Without making it too complicated, the facts are as follows:
1. Biology:
The heart pumps the blood into the aorta and the smaller arterioles which are supplying all major regions, tissue and organs. The diffusion of the blood to supply oxygen and nutrients to the cells of all these places is then further accomplished by means of an extensive network of progressively smaller, branching blood-vessels until they reach capillary size (about 5 to 7 thousands of a milli meter. Think about that!).
It is in the capillaries where the material exchange takes place. Oxygen and nutrients are supplied and waste materials are removed. Of the total of about 120 000km of blood vessels in our bodies (think about that number again for a moment) 75% or roughly 90 000km consist of the micro-circulation (those with a diameter less than 0,2 mm )
By means of the dilation and contraction of the smaller blood-vessels the blood is transported through this extensive network of “pipes” to the cells in the whole body. The blood also transports the white blood particles which are part of the immune system. The red blood particles are often clumped together limiting their oxygen carrying ability. The BEMER treatment successfully disperses this clumping effect and frees individual particles to absorb more oxygen. By the way, that is why BEMER treatment before an athletic competition constitutes a legal non-doping oxygen enhancement effect. Hundreds of very successful top athletes use the BEMER for exactly that purpose.
2. Physics
The pressure due to the heart beat alone cannot move all this blood through the millions of tiny blood vessels so the body has an ingenious design feature. The blood-vessels from about 120 thousands to about 80 thousands of a mm (120 to 80 micro meters) have a mechanism of periodic dilation and contraction which transports the blood forward.
This mechanism, called vasomotion, has to work very well but if impaired will reduce the supply situation to the cells as described above.
It was discovered that the dilation and constriction of these blood vessels (vasomotion) is sensitive to the BEMER’s weak DC magnetic pulse which consists of a broad spectrum of wavelengths and is optimized for the task. This pulse shape and its mathematical description is patented.
It is important to note that the BEMER introduces nothing new to the body except to stimulate the circulatory system’s vasomotion.
This vasomotion is the body’s own mechanism to keep the blood flow moving. The energy supplied by the BEMER magnetic impulse’s is very, very low ( up to 100 microTesla ) and acts only as a stimulus.
It is NOT the energy for the vasomotion itself. Hence it is not correct to speak of an energy transfer due to the BEMER.
It is a bit like a single step on a ski slope that can trigger an avalanche; it certainly did not transfer the energy from the foot to the avalanche. The single step only initiated it.
