Pain reduction
Used for back, neck, rheumatic, and spasmodic pain as part of a supervised plan.
Biol
Pain control and recovery without a surgical procedure.
Biol is a compact therapy device for supervised use. It produces a low-intensity, high-frequency electromagnetic field that supports blood flow, tissue recovery, and pain relief as part of a clinician’s treatment plan.
100–1500 MHz
low-intensity electromagnetic field range
1–2.5 m
working distance from the patient
2 modes
Therapy and Rehabilitation, with timed sessions
Intended use
Intended as an adjunct in medical, prophylactic, sanatorium, and outpatient settings. A physician sets the number and duration of sessions and follows the course of treatment. Typical supervised use includes rehabilitation after stroke, recovery after injury, subacute and chronic inflammation, and musculoskeletal pain.
What it does
Shorter rehabilitation
Intended to support recovery after surgery or trauma when used alongside standard care.
Immune modulation
Designed to help restore the body’s natural immune response under medical supervision.
Musculoskeletal support
Applied in arthritis, bursitis, sprains, myositis, and related joint and spine conditions.
Prostate care
Used in complex therapy for selected prostate conditions on a physician’s prescription.
Stress and tension
Sessions can be used to help reduce nervous tension as part of a broader treatment course.
Records and reporting
Patient records and session details can be kept in the accompanying software.
How it works
Biol emits a low-intensity electromagnetic field in the 100–1500 MHz range. The field is intended to stimulate perfusion and nutrient transport in tissues. Sessions run in Therapy or Rehabilitation mode and stop automatically when the selected time is over.
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Position the device
Place Biol on a flat surface 1–2.5 metres from the patient and switch it on. The display shows the status bar and preparation mode starts automatically.
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Choose the programme
Select Therapy or Rehabilitation, then set the session duration.
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Let the session complete
The device runs the selected mode and switches off when the time is over. Remote control is available through the Biol-24 application over Bluetooth.
Clinical applications
Rehabilitation after stroke
Used together with the standard protocol as an adjunct intended to shorten the recovery period.
Joints and spine
Arthritis, osteoarthritis, synovitis, epicondylitis, bursitis, back pain, sprains, bruises, myositis, tenosynovitis, and poorly healing wounds.
Subacute and chronic inflammation
Bronchitis, pneumonia, cholecystitis, salpingitis, prostate disease, and similar inflammatory conditions as part of complex therapy.
Cardiovascular conditions
Used in complex therapy for primary and secondary hypertension, rheumatism, and related indications determined by the physician.
Nervous system
Radicular pain, vibration disease, and selected neurological indications under clinical supervision.
Respiratory and ENT, without purulent process
Inflammation of the paranasal sinuses, middle ear, tonsils and oral cavity, and bronchial asthma as determined by the clinician.
Inflammatory skin and soft tissue
Furuncles, mastitis, postoperative infiltration, and bruising as part of a supervised treatment plan.
What makes it different
Clinic or home, on prescription
The compact size makes it practical in a hospital, rehabilitation centre, or at home when a physician has prescribed the course.
Drug-free pain sessions
Repeated sessions are used to address chronic pain at the source, as an adjunct rather than a replacement for indicated medication.
Support during demanding treatment
Biol is used to help ease symptoms such as pain, nausea, fatigue, and anxiety in patients undergoing intensive clinical care, including oncology support.
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