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Axomera Pain Regeneration
Learning from the axolotl
Did you know that the axolotl, a Mexican salamander, can completely regenerate its limbs, heart and even brain after an injury? In the process, its tissue produces small bioelectric fields.
Axomera - new possibilities in medicine
The multi-patented Axomera therapy (formerly NSM stimulation) uses precisely such bioelectric fields for the first time in medicine for conservative treatment in orthopedics, sports medicine and pain therapy.
Bioelectric fields are the fundamental signals that guide and stimulate inflammation and regeneration. Following the example of the axolotl, we seek to use them to inhibit inflammation and direct the cells to where they are needed for healing.
Prof. Dr. med. Albrecht Molsberger, CEO
An alternative to drugs and surgery
Improvement of even chronic diseases - Lasting effect - No medication - Short treatment period
Patient testimonials
"Just ingenious. Best treatment ever!"
3 years of constant pain in the right lower arm on exertion. The pain started when I was brushing my teeth. The Axomera brought relief already after the first session...
"It couldn't have worked out better"
I was out of action for four months with four torn muscle fibers. Immediately after the first axomere therapy I was able to play without pain. Then 3 more treatments were...
"I got
my life back!"
I had cluster headache attacks every day for over four years. I took so many medications. Then Axomera therapy was recommended to me. I tried it and...
Can Axomera help you?
Indications
ORTHOPEDICS
- Low back pain
- Nerve pain radiating into arms or legs, sciatica, also in the case of slipped discs
- Joint pain, e.g., hips, knees, thumb saddle joint.
SPORTS
- Tendinitis, e.g., of the Achilles and patellar tendons
- Adductor tendinopathy
- Muscle tears
- Overuse syndromes
- Torn ligaments
- Sprains
NEUROLOGY
- Migraine
- Atypical facial pain
- Trigeminal autonomic headache such as cluster headache and trigeminal neuralgia
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
Axomera therapy
During treatment, a bioelectric field is generated and controlled by a microprocessor. Fine needles, similar to acupuncture needles, are inserted into the affected tissue with pinpoint accuracy and stimulated for 30 minutes. The process is painless. Two to six treatments are usually required over a period of two to four weeks.
Axomera therapy has been fully tested and some 10,000 treatments are carried out each year.
Voices of physicians
The orthopedic specialist
The sports physician
The headache specialist
Axomera science
Our research projects with leading international scientists
Therapy centers
Find Axomera-trained doctors and information on costs and reimbursement.
Additional information for physicians
Online academy, cases, webinars, peer-to-peer knowledge exchange.
