Longevity Center Opens a Medical and Diagnostic Laboratory in Vienna

A pioneer in longevity medicine brings together cutting-edge medical technologies, mitochondrial research, and holistic medicine under one roof for the first time in Vienna, Austria.

The Johannes Weiss Longevity Center at Wipplingerstraße 21, 1010 Vienna, opened its Medical and Diagnostic Lab. The celebration marked the expanded offerings: Brainmapping Lamp; BrainGym: The Longevity Center Vienna Sets New Standards in Brain Health The Longevity Center Vienna, led by Johannes Weiss an expert, seminar leader, and international speaker, as well as the founder of one of the most innovative longevity centers in Austria - is expanding its offerings to include groundbreaking technologies.

This includes QEEG brain mapping—a brain functional analysis that incorporates event-related potentials (ERPs), which is unique in Austria in this form. The quantitative EEG records the brain’s electrical activity at 19 electrode locations and

compares the results with the HBI reference database of healthy subjects. In this way, regulatory issues, cognitive limitations, or neurological imbalances can be objectively visualized precisely, non-invasively, and with individualized analysis.

HBOUT @ Longevity center Vienna

This procedure forms the basis for subsequent neurofeedback training. In addition, the Longevity Center Vienna uses the Gharieni RLX BrainGym™ lounger an innovation that takes relaxation and brain regulation to a whole new level. All RLX BrainGym™ programs utilize audio vibration and sine waves embedded in a multi-layered sound technology called Quantum Harmonics™.

These sound frequencies create synchronization between the left and right hemispheres of the brain—known as “hemispheric synchronization” and lead to deep relaxation, meditation, and restful sleep. A particular highlight is the simultaneous

administration of a customized infusion tailored to the individual’s personal needs. This combines nervous system regulation with mitochondrial therapy.

Cold chamber @Longevity center Vienna

The deep relaxation provided by the BrainGym™ lounger makes the Longevity Center Vienna one of the most advanced centers for mental health and cognitive optimization in the German-speaking world. This aligns with Johannes Weiss’s approach:

Medicine that works at the intersection of science and humanity “Medicine is usually symptom-oriented. We practice evidence-based medicine and focus on treating the root cause,” emphasizes Johannes Weiss. For him, longevity is not just a trend, but a mindset: It’s about real healing and about medicine that consistently puts people at the center. His human-centered philosophy permeates the entire range of services offered by the center.

The combination of mitochondrial health and brain health unique in Austria in this shape, forms the heart of the Longevity

Center.

Weiss: “Chronic stress is the main cause of chronic diseases, and that’s where we start.” The center offers preventive measures that help ward off chronic diseases. These include hyperbaric oxygen therapy, infusion therapy, and cold therapy.

The center is also home to Austria’s only Human Regenerator.

Dr.Johannes Zeibig spoke about what elite athletes know about presence, adaptation, and vitality and what biohackers often overlook in this regard. Among the guests were Haya Molcho, who personally attended to the guests’ culinary needs,

as well as her husband Samy and son Nuriel. Other guests included TV host Kati Bellowitsch, media professionals Rudi and Isabella Klausnitzer, Dr. Kerstin Ortlechner and

Manuel Ortlechner, as well as bestselling author Dr. Rüdiger Dahlke. DJane Anna Ullrich provided the musical accompaniment.