What is the BEMER VET?
 

The BEMER VET uses a weakly-pulsing magnetic field to activate and support the natural metabolic processes in the body. In the event of illness it provides the body with the energy it needs to stimulate the metabolism  and to improve the entire bioenergetic state of the body. Bodily functions return to normal, the natural defences are activated, and harmful states brought about by incorrect loading, lack of movement or by harmful substances taken in by the body are overcome.

Magnetic field therapy is used as a supplementary treatment with the following efficacious mechanisms:

1. greater reactivity on the molecular and submolecular level 
2. production of curative proteins (stress proteins) 
3. increased circulation from the large blood vessels to the smaller vessels 
4. increased volume of free oxygen in the blood plasma 
 

Use of the BEMER-VET for horses 
 
 

Maintaining fitness:  promoting well being warming up the muscles and stimulating blood flow  relaxing the muscles calming before competition overall regeneration

Preventing chronic conditions: 

• degenerative locomotor diseases
• digestive disorders and intestinal problems
• circulation and metabolic disorders
• loss of vitality 

• fractures, chipped bones, sprains, bruising – soreness, bleeding
• diseases of the locomotor apparatus, especially joints, the spine and the back muscles 
• inflamed tendons, sheaths and hooves, open wounds

The BEMER VET 3000 complete system for application in veterinary medicine comprises a drive unit, two cushions on cords, an intensive applicator and an infra-red lamp.  The system is simple and quick to apply. It does not inhibit the horse’s movements. The horse does not need to be tethered, can go out into the open air, and does not be under the supervision of a groom while the treatment is taking place. Thanks to its simple operation and its broad range of applications, treatment using the BEMER VET system has come to the attention of more and more experts in the field, as is demonstrated by its use in many racing stables in Switzerland, Germany and the USA, and for show jumpers and dressage horses (C. Stuckelberger in the summer Olympics in Sydney 2000) and, e.g., in treating the German stallion Artan, winner of four group races. Magnetic field treatment is under regular discussion at major conferences for experts in veterinary medicine.