Dr. Waismann’s Accelerated Neuro-Regulation treats both opioid dependency and its symptoms. It reverses dependency on heroin, methadone, Suboxone, Subutex and other prescription opioid medications with a safe, effective and humane treatment.
ANR addresses the fundamental changes opioid dependency causes in the body, and with them the physical and psychological symptoms of dependence. Its therapeutic goal is to return the central nervous system to balance: decreasing receptor production, allowing the body to resume proper endorphin production, and letting it metabolize and eliminate the unnecessary opioids.
The therapeutic goal of ANR is to repair the endorphin system, for real and lasting results that free patients from the cycle of dependency. The treatment has four steps.
During this time the medical team works with the patient and their loved ones to improve the patient’s overall health and lifestyle, adjust their opioid dosing and prepare them for the procedure.
Initial follow-ups are done face to face to help the patient stabilize their recovered endorphin system. Patients learn about the importance of physical activity, proper diet and intellectual stimulation, and receive the tools to start their system optimization.
As the patient returns home, they work together with the ANR team to optimize the endorphin system for a lasting recovery and a healthy, fulfilling life.
Here is what patients say about the results of treatment.
Living in the mountains of Pennsylvania, Nancy is a wife, mother of three and business owner whose life seemed perfect on the surface. Her 28-year battle with opioids began after a surgery in the 90s, leading to a dependence on painkillers. Despite countless efforts to quit, her addiction deepened. At the brink of losing hope, Nancy found the ANR treatment that changed her life.
Degenerative disc disease and injury complications led Thomas to OxyContin and a dependency on prescription painkillers. He describes the caring staff and the immediate results after the procedure. Now free from opioid dependency, Thomas shares his story to show others there is a way out.
David Martinez was exposed to opioids after a severe boat accident and struggled for years to overcome his dependency. His story is one of persistence, and of how he found ANR and defeated his addiction.
Samantha struggled with opioid addiction for 19 years. Detox, rehab and MAT medications all failed, and she always felt stuck. Six months after ANR, she shares her story of success and her new happiness in life.
At 41, Jonathan’s life spiraled into opioid dependency after losing his girlfriend. Rehabs, detoxes and NA meetings did not work until he found ANR. His story shows how he reclaimed his life, even from the depths of dependency.
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