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Dr. Niwa Stone Therapy Bath
• Cell activation
• Antioxidant
• Elimination of toxic metals and pollutants
• Increased skin hydration and inhibition of epidermal damage
• Inactivation of tumor cells
• Revitalization of water in the body by reducing the size of water clusters
• Odor-inhibiting and detoxifying
It is an undisputed fact that toxins can be found in the modern diet, the environment, radiation, or medications. These can place a strain on the human body and lead to illness. The Japanese stone therapy bath, developed by Dr. Niwa of Japan, was originally designed for cancer treatment but is also very well suited for detoxification and purification treatments. The reason for this is that the stones emit far-infrared rays with a wavelength of 4 to 16 micrometers. This type of emission can penetrate deep into the body. The stone therapy bath has been extensively researched. Based on my more than 21 years of positive experience with this bath, I can recommend it. This special stone, found only in a specific region of Japan, is prized for its beneficial properties. Because of the matching wave frequency, the far-infrared rays penetrate 5–6 cm into the body. This effect is not achieved, for example, in a sauna or during a hot bath. The most important benefit is the detoxification and regeneration of the body’s fluids.
Japanese Stone Therapy Bath (incl. tax)
Single session: CHF 110.- (60 min., including a break)
11-session pass: CHF 980.- (Passes are valid for one year.)
Curriculum Vitae of the Inventor of the Stone Therapy Bath—Dr. Yukie (Kozo) Niwa, Ph.D.
1962 Graduated from Kyoto University with a Ph.D. in Medicine
1965 Osaka Red Cross Hospital
1974 Opening of Tosashimizu Hospital and the Niwa Institute of Immunology
1979 Honorary Professor at Illinois Medical University, USA
1982 Research Fellow at the Japanese Ministry of Health for rare diseases
(Behcet’s disease, chronic glomerulonephritis, progressive systemic scleroderma (PSS), cancer, etc.)
Dr. Niwa is one of the world’s leading researchers on SOD and free radicals. He began his intensive research in this field as early as 1970. Throughout his career to date, he has published more than 70 articles in numerous world-renowned medical journals.
Dr. Niwa has published the following notable books: “Free Radicals Invite Death,” “My Son, Who Died of Leukemia, Paved the Way for Me,” “SOD,” etc.
