Quantum medicine is an alternative approach based on the idea that processes in the body may be influenced at the level of energy and vibration. It combines concepts from physics, including quantum theory, with a holistic view of well-being. The person is viewed as an energetic system, and the approach aims to support well-being through the harmonisation of these energy levels.

The Naturkraft Check-up is a holistic health assessment. It uses complementary and naturopathic methods, such as quantum analysis, acid-base testing and food sensitivity testing, to assess the body and identify possible imbalances.

The initial consultation is the first meeting between the practitioner and the client. We discuss your health, concerns, lifestyle and medical history to develop an individual treatment plan.

This complementary therapy involves administering liquid mineral and vitamin solutions through the bowel as an enema. According to the provider, it is intended to activate cellular energy, stimulate metabolism and strengthen the body on an energetic level.

Bioplasma Nonlinear Systems (NLS) are energy-based diagnostic devices. According to their practitioners, they measure the oscillations or frequencies of the body's cells and are intended to provide information about possible imbalances or stress factors. In short, this is a measurement system similar to bioresonance that analyses the body's energetic state.

Quantum Touch Massage is a gentle, energy-based massage that uses mindful touch and breathing techniques. It is intended to support the body's natural self-healing processes. In short, it is an energy-based massage that aims to bring body, mind and spirit into balance. This approach has not been scientifically proven.

Rectal ozone therapy is a complementary treatment in which an oxygen-ozone mixture is introduced through the rectum. Practitioners claim that it can stimulate metabolism, strengthen the immune system and support detoxification processes.

The heavy metal analysis, including laboratory costs, is a medical or complementary test. A blood, urine or hair sample is analysed in a laboratory to measure levels of heavy metals such as lead, mercury, cadmium and aluminium. The aim is to identify possible exposure so that appropriate follow-up measures can be discussed.

Manual colon hydrotherapy is a bowel irrigation treatment in which the large intestine is flushed with warm water, sometimes combined with abdominal massage. Practitioners state that the aim is to support digestion and well-being.

This complementary method aims to address excess acids in the body and cells. In short, it is intended to help regulate the body's acid-base balance and support metabolism, energy levels and cell function.

Holistic nutrition therapy considers nutrition from physical, emotional and energetic perspectives. It uses individually tailored nutritional recommendations to support balance in body, mind and spirit, as well as the body's self-healing processes.

Therapeutic classical massage is a recognised form of massage. It uses targeted techniques such as kneading, stroking and rubbing to relax the muscles. It may help improve circulation and relieve pain or muscle tension.

The acid-base analysis assesses the balance between acids and bases in the body, usually using urine, blood or saliva. The aim is to identify possible imbalances and discuss whether dietary or lifestyle changes may be helpful.

Ear ozone therapy is a complementary treatment in which an oxygen-ozone mixture is delivered into the ear through a small tube. Practitioners claim that it may help relieve inflammation, support the immune system and promote circulation or regeneration.

Vaginal ozone therapy is a complementary treatment in which an oxygen-ozone mixture is introduced into the vagina. Practitioners claim that it may support the vaginal flora, reduce inflammation or infections and strengthen local immune defences.

Prophetic cupping massage is a traditional practice in Islamic medicine based on teachings attributed to the Prophet Muhammad. Cupping and massage are used to stimulate circulation and what practitioners describe as the flow of energy. The aim is to support physical and spiritual cleansing and the body's self-healing processes. These effects have not been scientifically established.

Inhalation therapy is a recognised medical treatment in which medication or therapeutic vapours are inhaled. It aims to moisturise the airways, loosen mucus and relieve inflammation, particularly in cases of colds, asthma or bronchitis.

Sauna and ozone therapy is a complementary treatment in which the body is exposed to heat in an ozone steam sauna and an oxygen-ozone mixture. Practitioners claim that it may support circulation and the immune system.

This is a local ozone treatment in which the legs are placed inside an airtight bag and exposed to an oxygen-ozone mixture. Practitioners claim that it may support wound healing, improve circulation and reduce inflammation.

IHHT alternates between breathing oxygen-poor air (hypoxia) and oxygen-rich air (hyperoxia). The aim is to train the mitochondria, the cells’ energy-producing structures, and support energy production, regeneration and physical performance.