Physical therapy

Targeted exer­cises, manual therapy, physical agents such as heat, cold, elec­tro­the­rapy and hydro­the­rapy are used with the aim of reli­e­ving pain, impro­ving mobi­lity and resto­ring the patient’s func­tional capa­city.

Pulsed elec­tro­ma­gnetic field therapy (PEMF) works with elec­tro­ma­gnetic fields. It improves micro­cir­cu­la­tion, which means that the smal­lest blood vessels in the body work more effi­ci­ently, which in turn supports the vascular system and the supply to the cells.

This leads to an increase in general well-​being and can be speci­fi­cally helpful as a supple­men­tary treat­ment for joint pain, back pain or sports inju­ries. During rest periods, PEMF supports the rege­ne­ra­tion of the body by promo­ting self-​healing powers. This contri­butes to increased perfor­mance in athletes and can gene­rally improve the quality of sleep. PEMF also helps to reduce stress and promotes rela­xa­tion, which has an overall posi­tive effect on health and well-​being.

Infrared deep heat works on the human body by using infrared rays that pene­trate deep into the skin and under­lying tissue. Unlike conven­tional heating methods, which prima­rily heat the air, infrared deep heat reaches the body’s tissues directly, provi­ding a more effec­tive and targeted treat­ment.

The infrared rays gene­rate heat by stimu­la­ting mole­cules in the cells, which increases the tempe­ra­ture in the treated area. The infrared rays increase the oxygen supply to the cells, which supports mito­chon­drial func­tion.

Improved mito­chon­drial func­tion means more effi­cient energy produc­tion in the cells, which is crucial for cell health and rege­ne­ra­tion. In addi­tion, this type of heat treat­ment can help to reduce stress-​induced damage in the cells and thus support cell vita­lity and func­tion.

This special heat can improve blood circu­la­tion, promote muscle rela­xa­tion, increase your energy, contri­bute to pain relief and improve mobi­lity.