17/03/2026
📌 PINNED POST – LIMITED PLACES
We’re excited to be hosting this event at Corr’s Corner — open to everyone.
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đź’ˇ Did you know that many long-term health issues are associated with poor microcirculation
When the smallest blood vessels in the body don’t function efficiently, cells may not receive the oxygen and nutrients they need, which can impact the body’s ability to repair and maintain itself.
That’s why we are hosting something completely new for Northern Ireland…
✨ The First Ever BEMER Technology & Health Conference ✨
A full day exploring microcirculation, recovery, regeneration and healthy ageing.
📍 Corr’s Corner Hotel, Newtownabbey
đź“… Saturday 25 April 2026
⏰ 09:30 – 16:00
You don’t need any medical background — many people attend simply because they want to feel better, move better, and understand their body more.
Many attendees come because they are tired of feeling tired, dealing with ongoing aches, or want to stay well as they get older.
You’ll also learn how this technology is used to support:
• Acute or chronic pain
• Degenerative joint conditions
• Circulatory challenges, including those associated with diabetes or metabolic conditions
• Fatigue or reduced energy levels
• Supporting the body’s recovery after injury
• Supporting healthy circulation
• Preventative health, longevity, and healthy ageing
During the conference you will discover:
âś” The science of microcirculation and vasomotion
âś” Why circulation is important for cellular function and repair
âś” Published research and clinical insights
âś” How BEMER technology is used by clinicians, therapists and athletes worldwide
🎟 Your ticket includes:
• Full day conference access
• Coffee & refreshments
• Sandwich lunch
• Educational materials
• Access to research and publications
⚠️ Places are limited and expected to fill quickly
👉 To reserve your place:
Comment INFO below or send me a message and I’ll send you the details.
This is shaping up to be one of the most interesting health events happening in Northern Ireland this year.
