Arnulf Hartl
Personal Information
- KeywordsNaturopathyEco-MedicineGreen ExerciseHealth TourismAlpine Environmental Research
- OrganizationParacelsus Medical Private University
- Emailarnulf.hartl@pmu.ac.at
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Biography
Arnulf Hartl is the head of the Institute of Eco-Medicine at Paracelsus Medical Private University. He focuses on investigating the relationship between nature and health, aiming to reduce the prevalence of chronic and modern diseases through naturopathy. His research areas include forest therapy, alpine microbiomes, green exercise (e.g., mountain hiking), healing spas, and waterfall therapy. Through an interdisciplinary research team and extensive clinical trials, he has advanced the application of eco-medicine in public health, medical rehabilitation, and health tourism. His team is also dedicated to incorporating the concept of "bringing patients back to nature and therapies to the bedside" into medical practice.
Work Experience
- 2010–Present·Paracelsus Medical Private University·Director, Institute of Eco-Medicine
- Leading a team in clinical research on naturopathy, focusing on green exercise, forest therapy, and the health benefits of alpine therapeutic resources.
- Spearheading EU cross-border health tourism strategic projects such as HEALPS2 and VISITALPS-NATURE.
- Promoting internationalization in eco-medical research, managing multiple EU projects like RESONATE.
Education
- Unknown·Paracelsus Medical Private University·Doctorate
- Specialized in eco-medicine and naturopathy-related fields.
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