This article explains what BEMER is and brings together material from our practice. For the current service, prices and booking information, visit our BEMER sessions at Feetbuster page.
As a BEMER ambassador, I am introducing sessions using this device in my practice. I am interested in microcirculation — blood flow through the smallest vessels, which helps nourish tissues.
What is BEMER?
BEMER uses a low-intensity pulsed electromagnetic field. According to the manufacturer, the signal is intended to stimulate microcirculation. Oxygen, nutrients and metabolic waste products are exchanged in the smallest blood vessels.
BEMER stands for Bio-Electro-Magnetic-Energy-Regulation.
What do we know about its effects?
Research on BEMER has produced mixed results. A review of seven randomised trials published in 2026 found no advantage over a placebo in reducing muscle and joint pain. An effect on microcirculation alone is not evidence that a device treats diseases. Read the research review abstract.
Patents and device certificates do not demonstrate effectiveness in treating every condition.
Before your first session
Before a session, tell us about any conditions, medicines, pregnancy and medical implants. According to the Evo instructions, an active implant such as a pacemaker is a contraindication to electromagnetic field application. We assess suitability using the instructions for the particular equipment in use.
Light application — a short clip from the practice

Photographs from the practice and BEMER materials
Select a photograph to enlarge it. The panels about the device and microcirculation come from promotional materials.





BEMER Evo instructions and contraindications · Session prices
Other publications: BEMER with physiotherapy — 2015, neck pain study — 2023/2024, MicrocircMODS pilot study — 2023.
See also: Podology consultation in Kraków.