The Chenot Method

The death of the French doctor Henri Chenot left a sense of emptiness. Its name was among the first to rise to a symbol and prophet of well-being and prevention, nutrition and anti-aging, thanks to a method that over the years has won over thousands of patients and grateful guests. His most important legacy lies precisely in the belief that the project he started a few decades ago still has a future, as witnessed by Dr. Georges Gaitanos as Chief Operating and Scientific Officer: “It has been an absolute privilege to collaborate with him in the last seven years; be inspired by his vision; listen to his incredible stories and work on developing the brand with exciting new openings and partnerships. We will never stop honoring Henri's memory, continuing his incr edible work: integrating health and well-being ”. The Chenot Palace Weggis was recently inaugurated on Lake Lucerne, a five-star result of the careful renovation of the former Park Hotel Weggis, to which a contemporary-style building has been annexed that houses the medical center, a panoramic SPA, the wet area and the latest generation gym. "The launch of Chenot Palace Weggis was a great success despite the pandemic because every extra measure was taken to ensure maximum safety for guests and staff, for the impeccable personalized service, for the choice of a location that allows one active and sustainable lifestyle that reflects the principles and philosophy of well-being: the balance between body, spirit and environment. The Chenot Method is based on a preventive approach, aimed at reprogramming the body and mind to, giving guests the tools and information they need to continue taking care of themselves. once the stay is over. An approach that does not intervene on diseases, but rather in a preventive way on lifestyle. Health and wellbeing require interventions that need commitment and determination, to achieve ever higher levels of energy and vitality at every stage of life. A good state of health, occurs when the body, mind and soul are in harmony and convey a deep sense of peace and serenity."