Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is proud to announce that it is now offering a wide range of brand new treatments using traditional monastic medicine from some of the World’s leading experts.
Located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is surrounded by panoramic views of the imposing Swiss mountains.
The resorts’ unique combination of serene surroundings, consummate hospitality, luxurious accommodation, and an award-winning spa create the ultimate setting for relaxation and healing with traditional monastic medicine.
Swiss monastic medicine uses medicinal herbs gathered from the Swiss mountains tried and tested over centuries to provide unparalleled healing results.
Prior to treatment, each guest will undergo a comprehensive assessment of medical history and a physical examination to enable their treatment to be specifically tailored focusing largely on specified problem areas.
Prof. Dr. med. Sigrun Chrubasik is in charge of the holistic treatments at Bad Ragaz. The highly specialist medic has additional qualifications in both naturopathic treatments and special pain therapy. Having published five books and over 100 hundred highly reputable articles there are unarguably few medics more experienced in this field.
The methods used by experienced therapists at Bad Ragaz are centred on maintaining physical and mental wellness, helping patients with stress reduction and guiding them to a new level of health.
Swiss monastic medicine can be adapted to treat a range of problems, including: • Arthritis and back pain • High blood pressure • Strengthening of the immune system • Maintaining a good bill of health • Headaches and migraines • Excess weight gain • Diabetes • Irritable bowel syndrome • Age related issues. • Addictions (e.g. nicotine dependency) • Hay fever and asthma • Elevated blood lipid levels The therapies used in Swiss Monastic medicine boost patient’s immune systems and provide effective results. Visitors will undergo a range of treatments from: • Phyto therapy using the healing herbal extracts. • Infusion therapy utilising infusions or micronutrients. • Oxygen therapy, where an oxygen mask is used to boost energy. • Relaxation therapy, which is a combination of breathing exercises and relaxation exercises. • Immune system boosting, which a guest will experience following the Swiss Monastic medicine therapies.
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