Established in 1931, Clinique La Prairie quickly gained worldwide renown thanks to the work of Professor Paul Niehans, a pioneer in cellular therapy, who injected fresh cells from lamb fetuses into his patients. Since that time, the Revitalization has evolved significantly. As a preventative of aging or as an adjuvant for certain chronic pathologies and viral diseases, it has been adopted by tens of thousands of patients, including celebrities.
| 1931 |
Professor Niehans begins injecting fresh cells at Clinique La Prairie
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| 1947 |
Preserved cells are first injected
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| 1949 |
Freeze-dried cells are first injected
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| 1953 |
Professor Niehans treats Pope Pius XII, making Clinique La Prairie's Revitalization cure famous worldwide
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| 1960 |
Under the impetus of Professor Niehans, the International Society for the Ethics of Cellular Therapy is created
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| 1966 |
Professor Niehans retires (died in 1971)
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| 1987 |
President Armin Mattli assigns Professor Otto Westphal (former director of the Max-Planck immunology Institute, Freiburg, Germany) the task of launching a vast scientific research program on CLP Extract
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| 1988 |
Progressively purified and made increasingly safe, the product injected for Revitalization treatments becomes today's CLP Extract, and continues to be refined
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| 1998 |
Creation of the Clinique La Prairie Foundation for Aging and Immunology Research
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| 2003 |
The biological effects of CLP Extract observed in a number of research projects conducted by members of the CLP international scientific research committee are patented at the European Patent Office in Munich
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| 2007 |
Successful introduction of the latest generation of CLP Revitalization, based on the results of acquired scientific knowledge |
