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What is the unique approach of Safety Retreat?
Many only see individual symptoms, but we see possible connections.
The focus is on the autonomic nervous system, the Cell Danger Response according to Prof. Robert Naviaux, neuroplastic processes and findings from psychoneuroimmunology.
Cell Danger Response (CDR) describes when and why a "cellular danger response" occurs in the body and how this, in turn, can affect energy, metabolism, hormones, and the immune system. This explains many bodily reactions.
Many only see individual symptoms, but we see possible connections.
The focus is on the autonomic nervous system, the Cell Danger Response according to Prof. Robert Naviaux, neuroplastic processes and findings from psychoneuroimmunology.
Cell Danger Response (CDR) describes when and why a "cellular danger response" occurs in the body and how this, in turn, can affect energy, metabolism, hormones, and the immune system. This explains many bodily reactions.
Many only see individual symptoms, but we see possible connections.
The focus is on the autonomic nervous system, the Cell Danger Response according to Prof. Robert Naviaux, neuroplastic processes and findings from psychoneuroimmunology.
Cell Danger Response (CDR) describes when and why a "cellular danger response" occurs in the body and how this, in turn, can affect energy, metabolism, hormones, and the immune system. This explains many bodily reactions.
This program does not replace a medical diagnosis. See also disclaimer.
What is Safety Retreat’s unique approach?
Our program brings together the most important findings from research, practice, and experience. It is based on models from neurobiology, stress research, and cell physiology. These provide new perspectives on chronic stress conditions – however, they are not (yet?) part of current medical guidelines.
Cell Danger Response (CDR) – a model developed by Prof. Dr. Robert Naviaux (Prof. of Genetics, Mitochondrial and Metabolic Disease Center University of California San Diego) current cell and mitochondrial research that opens up new perspectives on chronic diseases and impaired regeneration processes.
Neuroplasticity – the scientifically well-documented ability of the brain to change structurally and functionally through experience, learning and external influences.
Who is the program suitable for?
🟢 Long Covid & ME/CFS, Post Vac
Chronic fatigue
Exercise intolerance
Sensitivity to stimuli and much more
🟢 Fibromyalgia
Pain, sleep disorders
Exhaustion and much more
🟢 Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Digestive problems, intolerances, stomach pain
🟢 Postural tachycardia syndrome (POTS), circulatory problems, rapid heartbeat when standing up
Important: This program is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Further information can be found in the disclaimer.
You want to know what to expect?
These are the 5 stages of Safety Retreat
Understanding & Pacing
Energy & Symptoms
Nervous system &
Neuroplasticity
Metabolism & Mitochondria
Epigenetics & Micronutrients
The content is based on general scientific findings from the fields of neurobiology and stress research. Further information can be found in the disclaimer.
What participants particularly appreciate
"The live calls with the opportunity to ask questions directly were particularly valuable to me. Medical topics – for example, blood sugar – were also explained in a concise and understandable way."
"Many important questions were answered for me in the program. I found Safety Retreat very helpful and would recommend it."
"There was a clear structure and a consistent theme. The videos were informative and entertaining. I was particularly impressed by the team's expertise and experience."
* Personal experience reports – no statement about effect or healing