Sub-Health Syndrome

The "sub-health syndrome" describes a condition that lies between health and illness. People who suffer from sub-health syndrome often only exhibit mood disorders and are therefore not "ill" in the traditional sense. The symptoms range from digestive problems to a lack of concentration.

In sub-health syndrome, the symptoms are often not diagnosed as classic clinical illnesses, but nevertheless have a considerable impact on the quality of life of those affected.

The symptoms are diverse and the causes often cannot be identified by conventional medicine. These include, for example, chronic fatigue, sleep disorders, lack of concentration, even mild signs of depression or increased anxiety, digestive problems and a general state of weakness.

At Ayus, our focus is on supporting and guiding you on your path to better health. Our treatments are designed to address the underlying causes of your ailments, not just the symptoms.

Treatment process

1. Individual diagnosis: First, we carry out a comprehensive diagnosis to understand your individual health challenges and needs.

2. Tailor-made treatment plan: Based on your diagnosis, we work with you to create a personalized treatment plan.

3. Integration of therapies: We use a combination of modern and integrative therapy methods to improve your well-being.

4. Support and adaptation: During treatment, we adapt the concepts as required and accompany you on your way to better health.

The book "Sub-Health Syndrome" by Dr. Richard Straube and Karin Voit-Bak, founder of INUS, offers valuable insights into the correlations, triggers and diagnosis of this condition. It is also recommended reading for laypeople, with plenty of specialist knowledge for individual health solutions.