A stay at the villa of vitality
MANILA, Philippines - We learned that the human body regenerates every seven years. It takes 60 days to grow new brain cells, 30 days for new hair and skin cells, and so on — and, it takes longer as we grow older. Have no fear for hope is near with Germany’s best kept secret: Villa Medica. Established in 1978 in Edenkoben, Germany, Villa Medica is a private clinic for regenerative medicine promoting fresh cell therapy (FCT). The said procedure is a four-day treatment requiring a trip to a 108-year-old villa, the world-class destination for rejuvenation. Villa Medica International founder and CEO Bobby Kittichaiwong said only German-trained doctors and nurses are hired to handle the most powerful stem cell: embryonic cells from donor sheep. Villa Medica’s group managing director Michael Loh said the results would greatly depend on the best post-treatment care while at the villa as well as following doctors’ prescriptions to the letter. Accommodations at Villa Medica rival those of five-star hotels, from the exquisitely prepared food to the well-appointed rooms. Non-contamination is assured as equipment and medical facilities are state-of-the-art like those found in modern hospitals. An efficient valet service and a courteous service staff provide international guest relations services that add value to the total VIP guest experience. With its head office in Singapore, Villa Medica will soon have a new sales office and client servicing center at The Fort before the year ends to answer the clamor of local residents, Villa Medica Philippines country director Suzette Lopez said. For details on fresh cell therapy and other supportive care, call 502-0189; 0915-5485195 and 0917-8420292, email info@villa-medica.com or visit www.villa-medica.com.
