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One chapter in a woman’s life
A woman’s life, by its very nature, consists of many chapters. Every end is the beginning of something new, and even after menopause, it’s far from over.
Human beings: creatures of habit
In additional to being highly practical, habits and routines are also truly necessary for human beings. If we had to consciously control all our actions during the day, we would overtax our brains and consume far too much energy. In other words, without habits we would not survive! That being said, however, some habits can also have negative effects.
Proper fasting
How to fast properly - Dr. Peter Gartner explains the principles of healthy fasting
Day program at Park Igls – varied, educational and sustainable
The goal of every stay at Park Igls is to understand and optimise health and an accompanying improvement in quality of life. To make this happen, the team of experts will help you put together your own individual daily program.
“Sleep tight and sweet dreams.”
Why we need to sleep and how we can learn to sleep better. An interview on the topic of sleep with clinical neuro- and health psychologist Mag. Dr. Melanie Robertson and the medical director of Park Igls, Dr. Peter Gartner.
Modern Mayr Medicine from A-Z
An alphabetical overview of all technical terms used in Park Igls publications. Including word definitions.
Allergies and food intolerances
The number of allergy sufferers seems to be growing all the time; or are we just imagining it? The sad truth is that the number of people affected is indeed steadily increasing. In Austria alone, around a million people are to some degree affected by allergies.
Carbohydrates: the good and the bad
People often ask whether sugar and carbohydrates are the same thing. The reason for this confusion is simple: carbohydrates consist of sugar molecules and are broken down into sugar in the digestive system.
A pampering treatment programme for the gut
Follow the advice below for greater well-being: rest the gut, avoid overload, and observe it carefully. Less is definitely more when it comes to intestinal health.
A house, a cure and their common history
In the early 1990s, a pioneering success story began at the Park Igls Mayr retreat. Since then it has proven of huge benefit to many people. Thanks to Modern Mayr Medicine, new milestones have been set in holistic medicine and therapy.
