Menschels in the press: Regeneration as a success factor

“A strong editorial environment”

Men's Future & Lifestyle' addresses the central issues of modern living. Topics covered include men's health, careers, investments, family life, lifestyle and personal development. The aim is to provide guidance, offer inspiration and showcase companies that set new trends and standards.

At the turn of the year, a time for reflection and reorientation, the magazine addresses questions that concern many men: How can we invest in our health? What role do regeneration, performance and inner balance play in a demanding phase of life? And how can success and sustainability be combined?

From theory to practice

The article 'Energy instead of exhaustion: regeneration as a success factor' provides concrete approaches to achieving peak performance in everyday life. Regeneration is described as a conscious process in which the body and mind gain new strength, reduce stress, and promote long-term health.

The focus is on a holistic approach that moves away from short-term recovery impulses and towards sustainable strategies combining exercise, nutrition, rest, medical expertise, and mental well-being. This is an approach that is becoming increasingly important in an increasingly performance-oriented society.

Regeneration as a strategic success factor

The report makes it clear that regeneration should be understood as more than just private compensation. The focus is on recognising that sustained performance is only possible if conscious regeneration phases are firmly integrated into everyday life. The article describes how chronic stress, constant availability and high professional demands can gradually lead to exhaustion, and explains why targeted, medically supported, structured breaks can make a significant difference.

Regeneration is considered an active process involving the conscious relief of the metabolism, and a fresh start for the body and mind. Physically assisted fasting, gentle detox concepts involving healing clay, and individually tailored medical wellness programmes are all ways in which regeneration can be achieved in practice. This approach is not aimed at short-term relaxation, but rather at achieving long-lasting results by relieving the digestive and metabolic systems, activating the body's own regeneration mechanisms, and restoring inner balance.

Anyone who invests time in structured regeneration is therefore investing in their health, ability to concentrate, decisiveness, and long-term performance. The report focuses precisely on this combination of medical expertise, personalised care and an environment conducive to relaxation.

Why people fit into this environment

For us, placing an article is about more than just editorial presence. She deliberately places the Vitalresort in an environment that addresses future issues of modern living. The magazine is aimed at responsible men — those who are in charge of their health, performance, family and career decisions.

The report positions Menschels not only as a trendsetter, but also as a trendshaper: through well-founded health concepts, many years of experience and a clear focus on sustainable vitality instead of short-term self-improvement. In this context, the health resort is seen as a place where regeneration is a strategic resource, not a retreat, but a conscious investment in performance, balance, and quality of life.

The PR presence thus fits seamlessly into the editorial context, which aims to provide orientation, inspiration, and new standards, underlining our commitment to a holistic and forward-looking approach to health.

Visibility with substance

The article was published in Die Welt, one of Europe's leading supraregional newspapers. The medium is renowned for its well-founded journalism and in-depth analyses, reaching a broad readership of decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and opinion leaders.

The supplement 'Men's Future & Lifestyle' combines this journalistic environment with the perspectives of select brands and companies, creating a credible platform that highlights future-relevant topics.

For us, this publication confirms that topics such as regeneration, balance, and holistic health are gaining relevance in society, and that Menschels' approach is in line with the modern lifestyle in search of new solutions.

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The article appeared in the December 2025 edition of the Men's Future & Lifestyle supplement by Die Welt.

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