The BMP technique involves scanning different specific areas of the body using a kinesiological test to identify potential dysfunctions, blockages, or imbalances in the bioelectric system. Once identified, these areas are polarized by applying magnetic fields for a short duration (up to 30 minutes). During the scan and magnet application, the user remains on their back on a stretcher. The entire process typically takes around 1 to 2 hours.

Magnets have an impact on the body’s electrical and biochemical processes. The BMP technique can support normal bodily functions without causing any disruptions or alterations by restoring proper flow and balance within the organism.

The BMP technique offers several benefits to the organism, including:

1. Improved energy levels.
2. Enhanced activation of the immune response.
3. Proper functioning of organs, glands, and tissue repair.
4. Facilitated detoxification processes.
5. Reduction in the harmful effects of stress.
6. Correct metabolic activation.
7. Alleviation of symptomatic processes such as pain, inflammation, swelling, and burning.
8. Improved vascular tonicity and blood flow.
9. Minimization of adverse effects associated with conventional treatments.
10. Decreased recovery time, including hospitalization, convalescence, and rehabilitation periods.

There are both relative and absolute contraindications for the BMP technique:

Relative contraindications:

1. Chemotherapy
2. Radiotherapy
3. Pregnancy
4. Pacemaker
5. Fertility treatments
6. Fever in clients younger than five years of age
7. Sudden changes in blood pressure or glucose levels

The BMP technique can be applied remotely or through surrogate scanning in these cases. However, it is important to exercise caution and adapt the approach accordingly.

Additionally:

• Scanning and magnet application can be performed directly on clients with prostheses, valves, or other implants, as long as the implants are not electronic, battery-operated, or ferromagnetic.

Absolute contraindications:

Serious or unstable health conditions: The BMP technique impacts vascular tonicity and blood flow. Therefore, the direct or remote application is not recommended for clients with emergency or severe health issues, hemodynamic instability, tissue hypoperfusion, use of vasoactive amines, severe haemorrhaging, shock, disseminated intravascular coagulation, or multiple organ failure.

Users of the BMP technique may experience minor recovery symptoms, commonly known as healing crises, after a session. These symptoms are generally self-limiting, occurring in approximately 1 out of 50 cases, and typically last for 24 to 48 hours following magnet application. These symptoms can be attributed to the detoxification process and may include:

• Increased urine production
• Elevated body temperature
• Sweating
• Fatigue
• Weakness
• Headache
• Muscle pain
• Joint pain
• Loss of appetite
• Dizziness
• Drowsiness
• Diarrhea

If these symptoms are mild, they are generally considered a normal part of the healing process. However, if the symptoms persist or worsen, it is advisable to contact a qualified Biomagnetist for further guidance and support.

The magnets used in the BMP Technique are permanent, artificial magnets made of neodymium or ferrite. These types of magnets are commonly found in various machines, engines, and industries. The typical dimensions of the magnets used are as follows:

• Ferrite magnets (domino shape): 5 cm x 2.5 cm x 1 cm
• Ferrite magnets (inductor): 8 cm x 1.5 cm

  To identify their poles, these magnets are covered with colored leather or vinyl. They weigh approximately between 100 to 500 grams and have a magnetic power of over 1000 gauss. The force of separation between the magnets, without the cover, is around 4 to 5 kilograms.

  These magnets are commonly found in everyday items such as car components, refrigerator engines, household appliances, and other utensils. It is important to note that the magnets themselves do not pose any adverse effects to the body. However, it is recommended to avoid using magnets with strong pulling force on delicate body parts or on children, as it may result in severe pinching or clamping.

  Among the different types, the ferrite magnets in domino shape are the most commonly used and recommended for implementing the BMP technique.

• Neodymium magnets (disc): 5 cm x 0.5 cm
  

  To identify their poles, these magnets are covered with colored leather or vinyl. They weigh approximately between 100 to 500 grams and have a magnetic power of over 1000 gauss. The force of separation between the magnets, without the cover, is around 4 to 5 kilograms.

  These magnets are commonly found in everyday items such as car components, refrigerator engines, household appliances, and other utensils. It is important to note that the magnets themselves do not pose any adverse effects to the body. However, it is recommended to avoid using magnets with strong pulling force on delicate body parts or on children, as it may result in severe pinching or clamping.

  Among the different types, the ferrite magnets in domino shape are the most commonly used and recommended for implementing the BMP technique.

Biomagnetism is the methodology utilized in the BMP technique that involves using a magnet throughout the entire process to scan and correct altered areas of the body. While Biomagnetism is highly effective, it can be somewhat impractical due to the longer time required for scanning (typically 1 to 2 hours) and the potential need for an assistant. Once the scan is completed, the magnets remain positioned on the body for a period of 15 to 45 minutes to complete the depolarization process.

Bioenergetics is another methodology used in the BMP technique, where a combination of mental focus and kinesiological effort is employed to perform the scan. After detecting the altered areas of the body, the magnets are placed on those specific areas for depolarization.

Bioenergetics offers greater practicality as it requires a shorter amount of time for scanning, typically around 10 to 15 minutes on average, and does not necessarily require an assistant. Once the scanning is done, the magnets remain positioned for 15 to 45 minutes to complete the depolarization process.

Telebioenergetics is a methodology within the BMP technique where it is possible to perform a scan remotely, without the client needing to be physically present. This is achieved through the use of a surrogate, typically a relative of the client, who acts as an “antenna” to carry out the scanning process.

In Telebioenergetics, the practitioner employs mental and kinesiological effort to perform the scan, and the magnets are placed on the surrogate’s body for the depolarization process. This approach offers practicality as it does not require an assistant, and the scanning time averages 10 to 15 minutes. Once the scan is completed, the magnets remain positioned on the surrogate for approximately 30 to 45 minutes to complete the depolarization process.

It is important to note that the effectiveness of Telebioenergetics relies on a good connection between the antenna (surrogate) and the client. Therefore, remote scans are typically conducted in specific cases where the client cannot be physically present due to geographical distance, illness, hospitalization, or when a relative contraindication prevents the client from remaining on the stretcher for the required time, among other reasons. If remote scanning is required, it is necessary to contact a Biomagnetist in advance to plan and obtain authorization from the client.

A typical BMP session lasts approximately 1 hour. The first few minutes are dedicated to the initial interview and scanning process, which usually takes around 10 to 15 minutes. The remaining time, around 45 minutes, is allocated for the placement of magnets and the completion of the depolarization process.

Biomagnetic Pair therapy has been proven beneficial in the improvement and treatment of various diseases, such as:

1. Infectious-contagious diseases (respiratory, gastrointestinal infections, etc.)
2. Chronic degenerative diseases (Diabetes Mellitus, Arterial Hypertension, etc.)
3. Metabolic diseases (Hypothyroidism, obesity, hyperuricemia, etc.)
4. Dysfunctional diseases (Irritable bowel syndrome, erectile dysfunction, etc.)
5. Autoimmune diseases (Lupus erythematosus, psoriasis, rheumatism, etc.)
6. Psycho-emotional diseases (Depression, anxiety, attention deficit, etc.)
7. Tumoral diseases (Cysts, abscesses, benign tumors, malignant tumors, etc.)
8. Toxicity (heavy metals, animal bites, etc.)
9. Genetic diseases (Down syndrome, hemophilia, cystic fibrosis, etc.)
10. Sequelae or side effects of diseases (pain, edema, immobility, neuropathy, etc.)

These are just a few examples of the wide range of conditions that can benefit from Biomagnetic Pair therapy. It is important to note that the therapy does not replace traditional medical treatments but can complement them by promoting balance and well-being in the body.

Before receiving a BMP scan, the client is required to:

1. Wear comfortable clothing, preferably with tennis shoes or trainers, or shoes that fit securely (Avoid wearing flats, crocs, sandals, or high heels that can easily slip off the foot).
2. Avoid wearing bracelets, rings, necklaces, piercings, or any other ferromagnetic materials that can be attracted to magnets and potentially cause harm.
3. Stay hydrated by drinking an adequate amount of water.
4. Avoid consuming food at least 30 minutes before the scan.
5. Refrain from consuming energy drinks such as coffee, tea, soda, etc., for at least 2 hours prior to the scan.
6. Remove all electronic devices from their person, including cell phones, music players, credit cards, etc.
7. It is not necessary to remove clothing for the scan.
   

   Following these guidelines helps ensure a safe and effective BMP scan session.

It is important to emphasize that the Biomagnetic Pair technique is not a scientifically validated diagnostic tool. Therefore, providing any diagnosis through this technique is not legally, ethically, or professionally possible. The BMP technique aims to promote balance and well-being in the body, but it cannot diagnose specific medical conditions. Diagnoses should be obtained through proper medical assessment and consultation with qualified healthcare professionals.

It is generally recommended to have at least three BMP scans, with a five to ten days gap between sessions. Individuals with chronic diseases, degenerative conditions, autoimmune disorders, tumors, or those in an advanced state of deterioration and recovery may require more sessions, typically around five to six. If a client cannot return within the recommended time frame, scheduling the next session as soon as possible is advised. For individuals in good health, it is recommended to undergo a BMP scan every four to six months for maintenance purposes.

It is generally recommended to have at least three BMP scans, with a five to ten days gap between sessions. Individuals with chronic diseases, degenerative conditions, autoimmune disorders, tumors, or those in an advanced state of deterioration and recovery may require more sessions, typically around five to six. If a client cannot return within the recommended time frame, scheduling the next session as soon as possible is advised. For individuals in good health, it is recommended to undergo a BMP scan every four to six months for maintenance purposes.