Schroth´s Treatment

His method of treatment was established in the first half of the 19th
century by Johann Schroth, a folk healer. It was originally a universal
treatment to deal with any disease. In the first half of the 20th century,
this method began to be used to deal with obesity.
Schroth´s treatment included three steps of applied mugginess, complex wraps, and strict diet. The diet was salt-free, containing carbohydrates without animal proteins and fat, and there was a radical reduction of liquid intake, which was substituted by wine and brandy.
Schroth´s method of treatment can still be used today, as a preventive and
purgatory treatment preventing sclerosis arterial or stimulating the
suprarenal function with the aim to activate the organism´s own defensive
powers, and to support the overall recovery. It is not designed to reduce
excess weight.
Starting day:
Sunday evening
Length of treatment:
3 weeks minimum

When ordering, it is necessary to send in (via e-mail or standard mail):
general practitioner´s statement concerning the client´s health (diseases undergone, existing pharmacotherapy, laboratory tests – FW, cholesterol, triglycerides, creatinine, urea, uric acid, ALT, AST, glycaemia, urine and sediment), and an ECG description, all must not be older than 1 month. The stay can only be booked after an assessment of the results. At the end of the entry medical examination, the patient signs a statement confirming that s/he has not withheld any facts affecting the health.

Price includes: accommodation, special Schroth´s diet starting from the second day, wraps, transition diet for the last 2 days of the stay, entry and check-up medical examinations, body structure analysis, 2x (entry and leaving), examination of cardial rate variability, 2x (entry and leaving), laboratory biochemical examination, 2x (entry and leaving), continuous measurements of specific urine weight.

It is possible to buy additional relaxation procedures (such as baths, massages, etc.) and exercise (collective, individual, fitness, or Nordic Walking).