BEMER therapy uses pulsed electromagnetic waves to stimulate the muscles and increase blood circulation. It was first introduced by the BEMER Group as a type of physical vascular therapy in 1998.

BEMER therapy is administered through a device, such as a handheld applicator or full-sized pad. During a therapy session, the device delivers a low-frequency pulsed magnetic field to your muscles and tissues. The intensity of the magnetic field can be adjusted depending on the treatment protocol.

BEMER therapy has been used to treat the following conditions: Chronic Pain, cancer, osteoarthritis (OA), fibromyalgia, and multiple sclerosis.