Personalized neuroprevention

Regeneration & Sleep

Based on your diagnostic data, we will create a personalized prevention program tailored to your risk profile, personal preferences, and goals.
The programs are based on three pillars: exercise, nutrition , and recovery and sleep.
Thanks to your customized prevention program, you will learn healthier behaviors that you can integrate into your daily life. This will sustainably strengthen your cardiovascular system and vascular resilience, improving the health of your body and brain.

Foundation for sustainable health

Regeneration & Sleep

Regeneration and sleep play a central role in neuroprevention because the brain needs rest to cleanse itself, form new connections, and remain functional in the short and long term. During phases of active and passive regeneration, the nervous system processes stimuli, consolidates learning processes, and repairs cellular structures.
High-quality sleep, targeted relaxation phases, and regenerative exercise reduce stress, inflammation, and hormonal imbalances. At the same time, they promote memory, emotional stability, and mental performance. Properly managed regeneration protects against overload, accelerates adaptation processes, and creates the neurobiological foundation for sustainable health, resilience, and performance.

Properly managed regeneration

Needs-based sleep analysis

Good and restful sleep is crucial for cognitive performance and physical fitness. We begin by analyzing your sleep using discreet medical sensors. If abnormalities are detected, such as frequent awakenings during the night, a low rate of deep sleep, or highly fluctuating sleep duration, we will conduct a more in-depth sleep analysis to identify the underlying causes of your unrefreshing sleep.

If sleep is already a relevant factor in the prediagnosis, we recommend keeping a sleep diary before your stay. This allows patterns to be identified early and the diagnostic process to be targeted accordingly.

In addition, we clarify possible sleep-related breathing disorders such as sleep apnea and give practical recommendations for healthy sleep habits and a sleep-promoting evening routine.

  • Regular bedtimes: Try to go to bed at the same time every night, even on weekends.
  • Put away your mobile phone, tablet and laptop at least 60 minutes before going to bed.
  • Coffee in the late afternoon or alcohol in the evening can significantly impair sleep quality.
  • Your bedroom should be as cool as possible (approx. 16-18°C).
  • To calm down: Establish calming evening rituals such as reading, breathing exercises, or write down important topics for the next day on a to-do list.
  • Regular exercise significantly improves sleep. However, intense exercise should be avoided before bedtime.
  • Morning daylight stabilizes the body's natural rhythms. In winter, daylight lamps can provide additional support.
A glimpse into the SPA

For your recovery

In our spa, you will find a steam sauna, a bio sauna and a Finnish sauna for relaxation.

As part of your prevention program, you will learn about other forms of regeneration in the training zone:

sauna

Sauna treatments utilize targeted heat stimuli to activate the body, promote blood circulation, and relax muscles. The interplay of heat and subsequent cooling stimulates circulation and metabolism. At the same time, the heat supports the relaxation of the nervous system and promotes the body's natural regeneration.

  • Muscle tension and stiffness
  • Stress and mental exhaustion
  • Circulatory disorders
  • Support for the immune system
  • Regeneration after physical activity

  • Promotes blood circulation and metabolic activity
  • Muscle relaxation
  • Strengthening the body's own defenses
  • Improvement of general well-being

Massages

Massages utilize specific grip techniques, pressure, and stretching stimuli to release tension, promote blood circulation, and improve muscular balance. They act directly on muscles and connective tissue and support the body's natural regeneration.

  • Muscular tension
  • Stress-related ailments
  • Back and neck pain
  • General state of exhaustion

  • Pain relief: Targeted grip techniques and pressure stimuli release muscle tension and effectively reduce pain.

  • Improved mobility: Muscles and fascia are loosened, adhesions are released, and natural freedom of movement is promoted.

  • Relaxation of the nervous system: Rhythmic, calming massage strokes lower muscle tone and support the regulation of the autonomic nervous system.

  • Promoting blood circulation and metabolic activity: The massage stimulates blood circulation, improves tissue supply and supports the body's own regeneration.

Infrared cabin

The heat chamber uses gentle, even infrared heat to warm the body from the inside out. Unlike a sauna, it doesn't just heat the air; the heat penetrates deep into the tissue – muscles, blood vessels, and nerves benefit directly.

Heat therapy supports the regeneration of the nervous system, promotes the transition to rest and recovery mode, and thus helps to reduce stress and mental exhaustion.

  • Chronic pain and inflammation (e.g., osteoarthritis, rheumatism)
  • Muscle tension or sports injuries
  • Regeneration in competitive sports
  • Skin diseases (e.g., psoriasis, atopic dermatitis)
  • Stress reduction and increased general well-being

  • Promoting blood circulation: Heat dilates blood vessels, improves oxygen supply to the brain, muscles and nerves, and supports regeneration.
  • Stress reduction and relaxation: The warmth lowers stress hormones, calms muscle tension and the nervous system – an important component of neuroprevention.
  • Muscle relaxation: Especially in cases of tension or chronic pain, heat can provide lasting relief.
  • Metabolic activation: The body reacts with a gentle activation of the circulatory system and improved cell metabolism.

Cryostimulation

In this modern and natural treatment method, the body is exposed to extreme sub-zero temperatures of up to -110°C for two to three minutes – similar to the heat in a sauna. Our modern two-chamber system cools your skin surface in two stages, while your core body temperature remains stable. Alternatively, you can use our cryo-bed, which offers similar effects.

  • Chronic pain and inflammation (e.g., osteoarthritis, rheumatism)
  • Muscle tension or sports injuries
  • Regeneration in competitive sports, skin diseases (e.g., psoriasis, neurodermatitis)
  • Stress reduction and increased general well-being

  • Anti-inflammatory: Cold reduces inflammatory processes in the body, e.g. in rheumatism or chronic joint problems.
  • Pain-relieving and muscle-relaxing: The cold slows down nerve conduction – pain subsides, muscles relax.
  • Promotes regeneration: Athletes in particular use the therapy for faster recovery after intense exertion.
  • Mood-boosting: The cold activates the release of endorphins ("happiness hormones") and can increase general well-being.
  • Metabolism-activating: After the cold phase, the body reacts with increased blood flow, activating the circulatory system and fat burning.

Endurance training

  • Strengthens heart and blood vessels
  • Ensures good blood flow to the brain
  • Significantly reduces the risk of strokes and cardiovascular diseases

How you can train this with us

Training format

Devices / Activity

How to measure

Moderate endurance training

Equipment: Treadmill, indoor cycling machines, cross trainer/stepper, rowing machine, XR Fighter.
Outdoors: Running, brisk walking, cycling, hiking.

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High-intensity interval training (HIIT)

Equipment: Treadmill, indoor cycling equipment, cross trainer/stepper, rowing machine, XR Fighter, Quad Sled, ExerCube

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Circuit training

Equipment: Agility ladder, kettlebells, medicine balls, weights, escape station, cones, resistance bands, balance pad, endurance equipment

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