Magnetfeldtherapie im Hotel Tannbergerhof, Lech am Arlberg

Magnetic Field Therapy

A magnetic field is the concomitant of electric voltage.  The earth’s magnetic field, as is known, has physical effects on the planet

At Marburg University, Dr.Popp’s group (a bio physician) scientifically proved that a corresponding electrical tension also exists in the human body.  So when we are tense, a different electrical tension exists in our body compared to when we are relaxed.  With the help of magnetic field therapy, an influence can be exerted over these tensions

By means of the pulsating electromagnetic fields, the transport of ions is stimulated and the membrane potential (potential of the cell walls) is normalised.  After the treatment, the increase in blood circulation can be seen with the help of thermo-graphic recordings.  An increase in the oxygen transfer in the cells is also detectable, which has an anti-inflammatory, painkilling and decongesting effect

Due to all of these factors, general relaxation and strengthening results, as the treatment has beneficial uses for troubles with the musculoskeletal system, circulation, skin, bones, nerves etc

Suitable as a single treatment (20 min) and very worthwhile when combined with massages!

 

Price

As a single treatment

€ 25,00

In combination with a massage: massage price

+ € 2,00

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