In MBST therapy, cells and cell groups of a specific tissue type are stimulated, which is intended to trigger different processes.

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During MBST magnetic resonance therapy, the human body is not exposed to harmful radiation. Instead, MBST therapy devices use magnets and radio signals to have a short-term, measurable effect on hydrogen protons in the body.

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The therapy can be used for a variety of diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system. It follows a tissue-specific therapy approach. This means that the therapy cards are tailored to the targeted treatment of a type of tissue, e.g. cartilage, bony structures, intervertebral discs, muscles, tendons, ligaments or nerves.