Each Kenda protocol follows a structured approach, combining assessment, technology, and a defined treatment plan for specific body goals.
An intensive protocol designed to support weight loss, detoxification, weight maintenance, and metabolic balance.
It combines Kenda Thermal Nest, Kenda Space Therapy, Kenda Infralight, and electrostimulation. Sessions are held Monday to Friday and last approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. It is recommended for clients aiming to lose approximately 5–28 kg.
A protocol designed for women and men whose visceral fat levels are within the normal range.
It focuses on supporting toxin elimination, blood circulation, hormonal balance, and toning of the upper skin layers, with the goal of reducing the appearance of cellulite.
We assess key body and metabolic markers to define your starting point.
Your plan is tailored to your goals, needs, and individual profile.
Selected technologies are combined within a structured protocol.
Changes are tracked across weight, body composition & overall progress.
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The consultation includes a detailed explanation of the Kenda protocol, guidance on the most suitable program, and a body analysis based on BMI and body composition. The assessment provides information on weight, body fat, muscle mass, bone mass, metabolic age, daily calorie expenditure, hydration, vitality, and visceral fat.
Session duration depends on the program. Kenda Transform sessions last approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, while Body Detox sessions last 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Kenda Transform sessions are followed Monday to Friday, while the Body Detox program is completed over 3 consecutive days.
Depending on the protocol, Kenda programs may include Thermal Nest, Space Therapy, Infralight, and electrostimulation. Each technology has a specific role within the structured treatment sequence.
Kenda Transform is recommended for clients aiming for significant weight management and body transformation
Body Detox is recommended for people whose body mass is within normal metabolic ranges and who want a reset after a period of heavier calorie intake, medication use, or simply as part of body maintenance.
According to the catalog, treatments are not recommended for pregnant women, people with cardiovascular disease, varicose veins, individuals undergoing dialysis, people treated with insulin for type 1 diabetes, and individuals diagnosed with epilepsy.
The catalog states that, outside the listed contraindications, the treatments can generally be followed safely and are presented as compliant with international standards. For the website, I would phrase this more cautiously and keep the contraindications clearly visible rather than making an absolute safety claim.
