Matrix Rhythm Therapy has been developed by scientists from clinical-based scientific studies related to cell biology, conducted at Erlangen University in Germany. Our body cells are oscillating between the frequency of 8 to 12 Hz. Reduced mobility, shortening of tissues, restricted range of movement, postural changes and deformities lead to decreased cell oscillations. This in turn leads to decreased ATP synthesis by the cells, which is the power house of the movements.
The Matrix Rhythm Therapy synchronizes the cell rhythm between the normal physiological limits i.e. 8-12 Hz. This improves the quality of extra cellular matrix, (space around the cell). It also improves the venous return flow and lymphatic drainage. It re-establishes the extra-intra cellular active transport and increases the oxygen and nutrition supply of the cells. It helps to initiate the ATP formation that helps in tissue contraction and thus improved movements.
At Vivacare, our therapists are Certified Matrix Health Partners in Pune. They have undergone advanced training with the inventor himself and have extensive experience in administering the Matrix Therapy. You can contact us for further details about this therapy.
Matrix Rhythm Therapy was explained by its inventor, Dr. Ulrich Randoll, laying out the key scientific foundations of the technique that our therapists are certified in.
You’ll lie comfortably while your therapist applies the hand-held Matrix applicator directly over the affected muscles. Most people describe the sensation as a deep, rhythmic vibration that feels soothing rather than uncomfortable, and sessions are usually 15–20 minutes.
It’s suitable for most musculoskeletal conditions, but your therapist will check for any contraindications (such as certain skin conditions or acute infections) before starting.
Many patients notice reduced muscle tension and improved ease of movement within the first couple of sessions, though full benefit builds over a course of treatment.
Unlike manual massage, it uses a mechanical, cell-level vibration at a specific frequency designed to stimulate cellular oscillation and ATP production, rather than simply working the muscle by hand.
It can be used on younger patients for appropriate conditions, with technique and duration adjusted; your therapist will confirm suitability during assessment.
Yes — it’s generally avoided over acute infections, certain skin conditions, or in a few other specific situations, all of which your therapist screens for before your first session.
