The New Pilgrimage Site for Stressed Bankers
Behind the center stands CEO and founder Bernd Dietel. The idea arose from his deep desire to rethink health and to create a place where the causes of illness are addressed rather than merely the symptoms.
«In my personal environment, as well as in my own life, I’ve seen people suffer from chronic stress, lack of energy, and health issues — often without a clear diagnosis,» explains Dietel.
Why Liechtenstein?
The location in Ruggell is no coincidence. According to Dietel, the small but powerful Liechtenstein offers several advantages: it is easily accessible internationally, especially for guests from Switzerland, Austria, and southern Germany. In addition, the country’s legal and economic framework allows for innovative approaches in the health sector without unnecessary barriers.
With the 108 Longevity Center, Dietel’s mission is to help people not only maintain their health but actively enhance it — and to do so before serious problems arise.
«I firmly believe that every person has the potential to remain healthy, clear-minded, and physically strong into old age. But that requires more than a fitness program or dietary supplements. That’s exactly what we aim to make possible,» he emphasizes.

108 Longevity Center in Ruggell, Liechtenstein (Image: Antje-Katrin Schaniel)
A Scalar Wave Field at the Heart of the Clinic
At the core of the offering is the scalar wave field, which enables deep, non-invasive regeneration. The center deliberately avoids standard «one-size-fits-all» solutions. Instead, individualized programs are designed to meet each guest’s personal needs. Pricing is also highly personalized, though there is an increasing focus on making the offerings more accessible.
«Calm, discretion, and an atmosphere where the body can truly let go are extremely important to us,» says Dietel. «That’s often more decisive for regeneration than any machine.»
Eyes Closed, Headphones On, World Off
finews.ch experienced it firsthand: Surrounded by colorful screens — 108 EES displays, to be exact, hence the center’s name — guests settle into comfortable brown leather chairs. Then it’s simply a matter of closing your eyes, putting on headphones, and letting personalized sound patterns guide you into a state of deep relaxation.

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Many Clients from the Financial Sector
The clientele comes from a wide range of backgrounds — entrepreneurs, high performers, creatives, as well as people in transition or those dealing with chronic stress. What they all have in common is a desire to take responsibility for their own health.
«People from the financial sector in particular value our offerings, because they understand how crucial mental clarity, stress resilience, and physical energy are for long-term success,» adds the clinic’s CEO.
The Most Common Complaints
Many guests arrive feeling «empty» — physically exhausted and mentally overstimulated. The most frequent complaints include chronic stress, sleep disturbances, pain without a clear cause, or a general sense of burnout. Others come for preventive reasons or to work on specific areas such as cellular health, skin rejuvenation, or hormonal balance.
To address these needs, the center uses technologies such as Vacuul (to promote microcirculation and regeneration) and Ursound (for relaxation and neural balance). These applications are designed to help the body return to a state of self-regulation.
«We don’t work symptomatically but focus on root causes — and our guests feel the difference very quickly,» emphasizes Dietel.

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Companies are also part of the target group: with special «Corporate Health» packages, the clinic offers programs for executives and small teams.
The CEO as a Role Model
Dietel himself embodies the principles he teaches: sufficient sleep, mindful nutrition, and regular exercise. He also integrates treatments at his own center and periods of silence into his daily routine.
«Anyone who can experience each day as a gift — regardless of age — has achieved the goal of longevity,» he says.








