Regeneration: the secret to our health

Regeneration is our body’s natural ability to remain healthy and combat illnesses and premature wear. Unfortunately, this ability wanes as we get older. Our body cells no longer reliably regenerate; the level of wear exceeds that of renewal. The result: we age. Our organs and muscles degenerate. Our skin loses its elasticity and becomes slack and wrinkled. Our immune system also becomes weaker and is no longer able to defend itself as successfully against internal and external illnesses. We lose vitality, mobility and quality of life.

We have long-since known that one of the things that affects the ageing process is our way of life. A poor, unbalanced diet, alcohol, nicotine, drugs, high levels of sun exposure, stress and a lack of exercise all contribute to the cells no longer being able to correctly process vital nutrients. Waste products accumulate, the supply of energy is disrupted and the process of cell renewal is suppressed. Eventually, these cell action potentials wither away entirely. The degradation process heightens and the signs of deficits increase. A gradual lack of oxygen also occurs.

Back at the start of the 19th century, the Berlin doctor and cell researcher Prof. Max Rubner determined that the loss of the human cell system’s ability to regenerate could be attributed to a disturbed metabolism. A few years later, his findings were confirmed by Prof. Ana Aslan and responded to with a holistic treatment concept for regenerative and preventive medicine. The mechanisms responsible for the progression of the ageing process are effectively and sustainably influenced through various treatments during ASLAN therapy.