Longevity HAT®
Longevity Hat®, the innovative blood purification
What is Hat®?
HAT® stands for haemoadsorption therapy, which is a form of haemoperfusion. It is a modern method that filters out harmful substances such as toxins, heavy metals, and inflammatory mediators from the blood. These substances are safely removed using specialized filters to support long-term health.
HAT® can be used to treat numerous complaints effectively and with very few side effects.
The entire blood of the organism undergoes this cleansing process up to 14 times per therapy session, which lasts approximately 3.5 hours.
Dark field analysis before HAT®
Dark field analysis after HAT®
What is the difference between Apheresis and a Hat®?
In contrast to classic apheresis, which only filters plasma, HAT® hemoperfusion purifies the entire blood. With a significantly larger surface area of the adsorber cartridges (up to 68,000 m²) and higher blood flow rates (up to 70 liters per minute), it reliably removes toxins, environmental pollutants, metals, viruses, bacteria, and inflammation-promoting mediators.
The goal of this therapy is to stabilize immune function, alleviate chronic symptoms, and support mitochondrial activity and cellular metabolism. The procedure lasts about 3–4 hours. Your blood is circulated through special adsorber filters via a central venous catheter (Sheldon catheter), purified, and then returned to your body.
Application areas of a Hat®
- Long Covid
- ME/CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome)
- Pollution, heavy metals, environmental toxins
- Autoimmune diseases (MS, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, etc.)
- Liver disease
- Lung disease (ARDS)
- Kidney disease
- Heavy metal exposure
- Rheumatic diseases (arthritis, arthrosis, gout, etc.)
Reduction of long-term exposure to heavy metals
Remove harmful substance effectively
HAT® blood purification filters remove heavy metals, toxins, and medicines from the blood, protect organs, and support health.
FAQ's
For which diseases is HAT® used?
ME/CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome),
Long Covid,
Pollution, heavy metals, environmental toxins,
Autoimmune diseases (MS, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, etc.),
Liver disease,
Lung disease (ARDS),
Kidney disease,
Heavy metal exposure,
Rheumatic diseases (arthritis, arthrosis, gout, etc.)
How can I make an appointment at the Swiss Mountain Clinic?
You can easily register via this link or contact us by phone at +41 91 820 4040.
What costs should I expect?
The cost can vary depending on individual needs and the extent of the treatment. You are welcome to request a quote.
Where is the Swiss Mountain Clinic located?
We are located in the Swiss Alps in the historic village of Castaneda. Our clinic is the perfect place to find peace and rejuvenate. You can easily reach us by public transportation.
Take the train to Bellinzona and change there to the bus to Castaneda. Alternatively, you can also call us and we will be happy to organize a cab for you - also from Bellinzona.
Have previous patients reported on their experiences with the clinic?
You are welcome to read feedback from other patients here.
Still have a question?
Call our team or send us a request.