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Montreux, 1971 – Dr. Niehans founded Clinique La Prairie. It is here that the whole world would come to recuperate from the vicissitudes of age and rejuvenate. The clinic is situated on the edge of the village, on a green and gently sloped prairie at the end of a cul-de-sac: Avenue de la Prairie. Close by, a sparkling mountain stream flows down from the mountains to the lake. Silence reigned as an essential condition for the wellbeing and healing of Dr. Niehans' patients.
The magnificent view of the lake and the mountains beyond, seen through the vast bay windows, added to the tranquility. Here, natural beauty echoes the essential human beauty – physical and spiritual – that Paul Niehans passionately sought to restore. From the doctor’s study to the impossible crowns of the Alps, from their radiant peaks to the depths of the Swiss lakes, from the flicker of invention to the application of a fantasy – to add years to life and life to years becomes the clinic's dreams and the pursuit of La Prairie.
Vatican City, 1954 – His Holiness Pope Pius XII is agonised by unresolved pains and other therapies fail. Dr. Paul Niehans is urgently called to the Vatican. He applies a thoughtful series of interventions, in order to prolong its existence. In 1955, Pope Pius XII – cured – made him a Member of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. A dream of Eternity becomes reality.
From that day on, with the success of Cellular Therapy, Paul Niehans was in the world’s spotlight and his reputation took on an international dimension, bestowing an extraordinary aura onto the clinic and its doctor, attracting world leaders, royalty, and celebrities.
Clinique La Prairie, 1942 – Marlene Dietrich departs for the clinic in need of rest and recharge after her most recent world tour. Here, she can leap out of this world, forget her colossal status, and be stripped to her essence. She’ll return to the public, refreshed by her obvious inner light. The clinic became the hub of an artistic effervescence with a sparkling atmosphere, the result of a meeting of minds and perspectives from around the globe. Guests included such figures as Maurice Chevalier, Emperor Hirohito and Miles David, to name but a few. Political and intellectual life mingled with the energetic aura of the art world in a place of harmony, calm and peacefulness. Here, Cellular Therapy is an option for elite clientele determined to outrun Time.
New York, 1973 – The New York Times published a feature article on the work of Dr. Niehans, the Father of Cellular Therapy, and his unique clinic. Public figures and celebrities flocked to Dr. Niehans' clinic, marking the dawn of a new era for the establishment and a worldwide renown. Dr. Niehans planted an orchard of knowledge, started a revolution in Time. Today, his innovations lead scientists who challenge Time.
A lab somewhere in Switzerland, 1978 – A young researcher accomplishes his dream: to study the protocol and update it with modern technologies. Dr. Niehans' dream has been embodied in the Exclusive Cellular Complex. Based on the remarkable work conducted on cellular therapy by Doctor Niehans, it is an extremely well-kept secret vigorously protected though the years by La Prairie.
The experience, the discoveries and, above all, the pioneering spirit of Paul Niehans guide the destiny of La Prairie today. His legacy is now, more than ever, of-the-hour. It has been a constant mainstay of the House's mission: to unlock the mystery of rejuvenation. Inspired by nature, mastered by science and elevated by culture, La Prairie is driven by a spirit of innovation and a quest for beauty.
La Prairie Switzerland, 2021 – with The Platinum Rare Haute-Rejuvenation Protocol, Dr. Niehans' dream of eternity reaches its apex. Enriched with the exclusive Platinum Multi-Peptide, a combination of potent peptides fused together by the power of platinum, the Protocol is further enhanced with the Exclusive Cellular Complex and specific signalling molecules to re-awaken skin. Platinum Rare Haute-Rejuvenation Protocol triggers specific key rejuvenating processes, amplifying the virtuous loop of rejuvenation to help reverse visible signs of aging.
Aurora theater shooting survivor Hailee Hensley, who was 13 at the time of the shooting, testifies at the Arapahoe County Justice Center in Centennial, Tuesday morning, May 18, 2015.
Dispatches from Denver Post reporters Jordan Steffen and Carlos Illescas from Day 15 of the Aurora theater shooting trial at the Arapahoe County Justice Center in Centennial, Colorado.
Prosecutors will continue to call witnesses to the stand as the Aurora movie theater shooting trial moves into its 15th day on Tuesday.
On Monday, prosecutors called a mix of witnesses including survivors, law enforcement and the owner of a motorcycle accessories store. It is unclear whom prosecutors will call on Tuesday.
Chief District Court Judge Carlos Samour Jr. may issue a ruling on the prosecution’s request to show the jury surveillance video from the ambulance bay at University Hospital. The video shows police officers unloading victims from the back of patrol cars.
But James Holmes’ attorneys argue that the video could unfairly prejudice jurors against him because it shows unnecessary graphic images.
Holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to all 166 counts against him. If he his convicted, Holmes could face the death penalty.
Prosecutor Karen Pearson called Aurora police Detective Todd Fredericksen.
Fredericksen was sent to different hospitals to meet with victims the night of the shooting. At the hospitals, Fredericksen met with victims from the shooting.
At one of the hospitals Fredericksen met Denise Traynom-Axelrod. On Tuesday, Frederickson held up a bullet fragment that was removed from Traynom-Axelrod.
Defense attorneys did not ask Fredericksen any questions.
Pearson called an Aurora police officer as the prosecution’s second witness on Tuesday.
Before he took the stand, defense attorney Katherine Spengler asked to meet with the judge at the bench. As the attorneys were meeting with the judge, a juror submitted a note to the judge.
After reviewing the note, the judge sent the jury out of the courtroom to address the matter.
After the jury was led out of the courtroom, the judge said a juror submitted a note saying she knows the officer prosecutors called to the stand. The juror said she knew the officer from the middle school where she works.
The juror was brought in independently of the rest of the jury. The juror said the officer was once assigned to the school and she recognized the name when prosecutors called it.
The juror said she believes the last time saw him was before 2012. She said she spoke with the officer but could not say how many times.
The judge asked the juror if knowing the officer would affect her ability to serve on the jury. She said it would not.
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