Pulsed Magnetic Field Therapy (to be exact: Magnetic Resonance Stimulation) represents a gentle natural healing method, increasingly important for mental well-being. This high tech therapy has been used in University Clinics for quite some time, offering great results with no side effects.
Dr. Oliver Seemann, MD, Specialist in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
Practicing in Wolfratshausen and Munich
Since the year 2001, Dr. Seemann has been researching the effects of magnetic resonance stimulation (MRS) in treating mental and neurological disorders, also in mental training on healthy patients. He was privileged to advise the personal physician of Pope John Paul II. His scientific research was funded by the B. Braun Foundation in the year 2008.
“Magnetic Resonance Stimulation (MRS) achieves improved circulation (blood flow) and oxygenation at the cellular level, as well as detoxification and regeneration of the brain. It also stimulates the creative plasticity in the brain. Patients describe this effect as “natural healing”, “deep relaxation” and “noticeable stress release”. In healthy people, MRS contributes to vitalization, as well as inner balance and serenity. We also like to recommend magnetic resonance stimulation prior to exams. Its effect results in neuro-enhancement (brain doping), improved concentration and thinking. The same applies when using MRS prior to athletic competition. MRS is excellently suited in treating out patients, effective and simple.
Results in Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Neurology
Magnetic Field Therapy is being used in the psychiatric and psycho-therapeutic field, especially for the treatment of depression, burnout syndromes, sleep disorders, anxiety, psychosis, ADHD in children or post-traumatic stress disorders. In the field of neurology, MRS has proven beneficial in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Dementia. Our worldwide first experience, testing over 200 patients with Alzheimer’s, frontotemporal and vascular dementia have shown very positive effects. Best results were reported on speech improvement, mental sharpness, concentration and attention span, as well as overall well-being. In addition, patients demonstrated increased social activity and significant desire to connect. The success rate in these studies exceeded 80%. In case of mild cognitive impairment, using MRS can interrupt the beginning stage of dementia, or at least prolong its development.”
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