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The human body relies heavily on blood and other fluids that flow through the blood vessels. From veins to arteries and their smaller versions, the body has a lot of vessels transporting nutrients to organs and removing waste materials from the same organs. While the bigger vessels in the body can be easily dealt with using simple operations, the very small capillaries, venules, and arterioles cannot be operated upon with physical equipment. For this reason, major companies such as the Bemer Group have invested heavily in the aspects of their treatment to help people with problems at the microscopic levels of their blood circulation. For the most part, their research has led them to the science of physical vascular therapy. This science has developed over time and has become a mainstream aspect of medical treatment today. The focus of this treatment is to make it possible to carry out diagnosis and treatment of problems of the circulatory system that cannot be solved in any other way. For this case, we will focus on the physical vascular therapy technology provided by Bemer which is the leading firm in this field. But, first of all, let us delve into defining microcirculation and how physical vascular therapy promotes it to have better circulation in the rest of the body.
The microcirculation of blood has been defined in several ways although the common agreement is the movement of blood in the smallest blood vessels of the body. These blood vessels are found in the section of the body called the vasculature that is embedded in the tissues of the body.
It may get confusing when one hears of microcirculation and macrocirculation. As stated before, microcirculation is used in reference to the circulation of blood within organs and with the small blood vessels. On the other hand, microcirculation occurs between organs the veins we see on our hands are part of the microcirculation system. You cannot see microcirculation with the naked eye given that it is made up of capillaries, arterioles, and venules which are too small for the eye to see. These small vessels work by draining capillary blood from the main