
Four Spanish longevity retreats—and what you’re actually paying for
SHA, RoseBar, Atzaró and ZEM all sell longevity. One feels close to a medical programme; another can be booked like a spa day. Here’s the real difference.
Regenerative aesthetics, devices and clinical treatments—claims separated from evidence.

SHA, RoseBar, Atzaró and ZEM all sell longevity. One feels close to a medical programme; another can be booked like a spa day. Here’s the real difference.

Atzaró’s menu runs from €50 cryotherapy to a €270 longevity day. It is a useful look at how the idea is being packaged by the session.

The FDA database lists the DEP100 as an aesthetic electrical stimulator. Clearance is specific; it is not a blank cheque for every beauty claim around it.

A new pilot lets selected high-risk devices get expert scientific input earlier. The wider programme is expected to expand in 2027.

Specific statements about cardiovascular risk, breast cancer and probable dementia have moved out of the most prominent warning box.
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