zelloon Immune Boost Retreat

Even in anci­ent times, people knew about the health bene­fits of cold treat­ments. The Greek healer Hippo­cra­tes (460–377 BC) alre­ady repor­ted on this in his writings. This know­ledge was explo­red by Sebas­tian Kneipp (1821–1897). By self-expe­ri­­men­­ting with repea­ted water baths in the Danube, the German priest disco­vered the heal­ing power of cold water. But it was the Japa­nese Dr. Yamauchi who deve­lo­ped the idea of whole-body cryo­the­rapy as a treat­ment for rheu­ma­tic dise­a­ses in 1980. In the mean­time, many studies have proven beyond doubt that cold treat­ments have a posi­tive effect on the body. 

Many dise­a­ses asso­cia­ted with today’s life­style result in fati­gue and exhaus­tion. In many cases, this is due to the deple­tion of our energy reser­ves which, if prolon­ged, can lead to illness. This therapy is based on the posi­tive effects of the alter­na­ting under- and over-supply of oxygen (hypoxia/hyperoxia). By simu­la­ting alti­tude trai­ning for 45 minu­tes, our cell orga­nel­les are forced to adapt. Thanks to the ongo­ing and precise moni­to­ring of the heart rate, the oxygen partial pres­sure and the breathing rate, this appli­ca­tion is very safe. 

The way we live and what we eat in our daily lives has led to a situa­tion where a balan­ced diet with a supply of all the neces­sary micro­nu­tri­ents and vitamins is no longer a matter of course. The conse­quen­ces are meta­bo­lic disor­ders, defi­ci­en­cies and resul­ting dise­a­ses. During a medi­cal consul­ta­tion, we deve­lop an infu­sion therapy indi­vi­du­ally tail­o­red to your needs and help stimu­late your immune system.