Transform the phrase to: "Now, bear my ear on your knee"
Folk music legend Marianne Hartl (72) undergoes groundbreaking treatment for her long-standing knee pain.
Baldham - For decades, Marianne Hartl and her husband, Michael (76), have been delighting fans of Volksmusik with their harmonious duet. However, behind the scenes, the beloved singer has been battling chronic knee pain. The condition not only affected her performances but also impeded her everyday activities, such as climbing stairs or taking long walks.
Pursuing an unconventional route
Confronted with the possibility of a knee replacement surgery, Marianne Hartl decided against the procedure, citing her preference for a less invasive treatment option. Instead, she opted for an innovative method: Autologous Microtransplantation Technology (AMT). This technique involves harvesting cartilage from the ear and injecting it into the damaged knee joint. The transplanted cartilage cells stimulate the body's natural healing process, promoting the regeneration of tissue in the knee.
In early 2025, Marianne Hartl underwent the 30-minute procedure and, subsequently, experienced significant relief from her knee pain.
Raising concerns for her husband's health
Marianne Hartl's husband, Michael, suffered a stroke in 2022, prompting the couple to prioritize their health. Marianne confesses that she often wakes up at night to verify that her husband is still breathing, expressing her deep concern for his wellbeing.
Reflecting on love and support
In a touching gesture, Michael Hartl made a loving declaration to his wife at some point in the past.
Source: Bild, Abendzeitung München
With her successful treatment and renewed energy, Marianne Hartl is now able to lead a pain-free life and continue entertaining her devoted fans. The effectiveness of Autologous Microtransplantation Technology for long-term knee pain relief remains to be established through further research and clinical trials.
- Marianne Hartl, in pursuit of a less invasive treatment option for her chronic knee pain, chose to undergo Autologous Microtransplantation Technology (AMT), a procedure that involves using cartilage from the ear to stimulate natural healing in the knee joint.
- Aside from her physical health, the mental health of Marianne Hartl is also highlighted, as she frequently checks on her husband, Michael, who suffered a stroke in 2022.
- In a remarkable turn of events, the innovative treatment allowed Marianne Hartl to return to performing her beloved folk music and maintain her dedication to health-and-wellness, fitness-and-exercise, and women's health, trudging up the stages of life with grace and resilience, much like her rejuvenated knees.
