Why it's holistic
- Palazzo Fiuggi organises its therapies around four foundations: Purify, Nourish, Energize and Connect.
- It says its approach fuses ancient holistic disciplines with the keystones of traditional Western medicine, and that its doctors and scientists set each guest's pathway after a diagnostic consultation.
- Movement is handled through the Movement Lab and its High Performance Method, and meals follow the personalised Food Line, so nutrition, movement and medical review are planned together.
- The programme closes with a follow-up plan for the return to normal life.
About
A medical examination comes first at Palazzo Fiuggi. On arrival the resort's medical-scientific team carries out an initial assessment, and a final examination before departure reviews progress against the objectives set at that first assessment. Programmes include Longevity, Optimal Weight, and the Andros and Femina programmes for men and women. The Food Line, created by chef Heinz Beck and supervised by the resort's health and scientific management, supplies the meals. Guests also use the Roman Thermae, with a Kneipp path, sauna, steam bath, Himalayan salt room and infrared sauna, and begin with a hammam welcome ritual. The retreat is in Fiuggi in Lazio, central Italy, and says it is authorised by the Lazio region to operate as a polyclinic department.
Wellness Experiences
Hammam RitualSauna & SteamNutrition Guidance
