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"Oleg \"Itz_Furrball\" Heifetz" furrb...@inter.net.il
Hello I live in Israel. I'm familiar with one Dr. Andre Waismann, who is very advanced in medical research concerning drug addiction treatment , and has developed a method (ANR - Advanced Neuro-Regulation) for curing opiate (heroin and other heavy drugs) addiction. You can read about it at http://www.megama.com . It sounds unreal, the patient is completely drug-free overnight (the actual treatment takes 4 hours under deep sedation), and can resume completely normal life (and get back to his regular environment) the next day, as long as he/she takes one or half pill of naltrexone a day until the opioid receptors in his brain are regulated (which takes up to a year). Dr. Waismann travels to teach his method to govermental (non-commercial) institutes across the world, but the treatment is still not really widespread. I am also friends with some of his patients and they are leading completely normal life after the treatment. if you have any questions, you can ask me here or at cont...@megama.com
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dcrear ...@aol.com (DCReardon)
Unfortunately, most opiate addicts cannot stand naltrexone. This medication has been available for over twenty years, from any physician, at a pretty low cost, but almost NO ONE uses it. It does not address cravings, although it does block opiates. So you feel horrible, and you can shoot all the dope in the world, but you will not feel better. Some people die trying to get over the naltrexone blockade.
If this was such a wonderful treatment, it would be in widespread use all over the world. Hundreds of thousands of opiate addicts would be ordering REVIA or TREXAN off the web. But is this happening? No. And why not? Because naltrexone is very unpleasant for most opiate addicts.
Not to mention the liver problems - REVIA and TREXAN are very liver unfriendly.
And since many IVDU's have HCV, this medication is contraindicated.
Thanks but no thanks, Furrball.
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"Oleg \"Itz_Furrball\" Heifetz" furrb...@inter.net.il
You're right, Naltrexone is on the market for decades with no success.
Why? For a simple reason: In order to take Naltrexone you need to know the amount of receptors you need to block. Each patient would need a different dosage. If you take too little, it won't work, and if you take too much, it will cause unplesasant side effects.
A.N.R. is a medical procedure that allows us to determinate the right amount of blockage, for the specific patient throughout the procedure.
Dr. Waismann has treated over 8000 patients. They report no craving after the treatment, and with the right amount of Naltrexone, not a single case of liver function problems (the Naltrexone is given right after the A.N.R. procedure).
Medicine and medication should be given with knowledge. The medication can be excellent, but if given for the wrong reasons and in wrong amounts it will not work in the best scenario, and will cause damage in most cases.
As a Gynecologist should not treat a broken bone, a psychiatrist should not treat opiate dependency. Our treatment is performed by anaesthesiologysts and intensivists who have the proper skills and knowledge to manage opioid receptors.
This treatment is not widely available because most of the people who are treating opiate dependency, their work is based on moral prejudice and obsolete theories of addictive personalities.
Psychiatrists don't want to loose this profitable market, and anasthaesiologysts are not aware yet that opiate-dependent patients should be treated by them.
In resume, Opiate dependency can be effectively reversed on its physical and psychological aspects, in a humane way, using good medicine. We have already proven that.
On 23 Feb 2004 14:25:10 GMT, dcrear...@aol.com (DCReardon) wrote:
"machine99" ple...@no.spam
Please don't fuel the "jews are greedy money makers" myth.
The best treatment for opiod addiction is potent opiate agonists delivered via a safe and harmless route. For instance, fentanyl derivatives with varying half lifes delivered through an inhaler with adjustable dosages. The goverments of the world could manufacture the drugs and remedies so cheap that it would cost almost nothing. The whole opiate 'addiction' problem would be terminated, millions of lives would be saved and the misery and disease as we know it would be abolished.
But no, society shows no mercy. Public moral and 'sense of justice' dictates suffering, misery and death to those who gets labeled as 'addicts'.
What a SICK, ROTTEN world, STINKING like a month-old ABSCESS busted open.
I wish I was Steve... take me away from here
"Oleg \"Itz_Furrball\" Heifetz" furrb...@inter.net.il
god bless you On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 22:47:38 +0100, "machine99" <ple...@no.spam> wrote:
"Alan Gerbilsberg" theratc...@hotmail.com
Sounds a bit cultish to me "Advanced Neuro regulation" why make it sound as if it's a new and highly researched drug by this doctor?. It's just naltrexone and a variation on UROD if I'm reading it right, anyone who believes they will be resuming their normal life after 4 hours is naive in the extreme and the people selling it unscrupulous at best.Call me a cynic but any material I've seen of this particular character you usually don't have to dig too deep to see the money being siphoned off into some guru's dhoti (or Armani suit depending on the cult).
AG
"Oleg \"Itz_Furrball\" Heifetz" furrb...@inter.net.il
Nothing "cultish" here, and this is not any kind of a new drug. Dr.
Waismann has developed treatment concerning the correct implimentation of methods taken out of mainstream medicine, and advanced with it, taking it to further levels through the years, and a lot of others came along through the years who claimed to do what he did without the right qualifications. No Armani suits here either, trust me. just advanced medicine, 8,000 patients, and 100% success rate in detoxification. You can see the www.megama.com site for world press and some of the work Dr. Waismann has done in different countries.
Regards On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 11:59:52 -0000, "Alan Gerbilsberg"
"Alan Gerbilsberg" theratc...@hotmail.com
I can easily see the claim of 100% detoxification if your using naltrexone that's self evident. I'd be a bit more interested in the recidivism rate and the number of successes compared to Bupe and methadone. Now you're not going to tell me you have a 100% cure rate are you?. Just out of interest sake what does it cost?.
AG
"Oleg \"Itz_Furrball\" Heifetz" furrb...@inter.net.il
The treatment costs around $6,500.. Dr. Waismann worked and works with different countries (as described on the site) to make the treatment more wide-spread and available, but there are too many interests against him.
Your post was a little too technical for me, I can ask Dr. Waismann next week, or if you have anything really sprecific to ask that's not described in the megama site, you can ask at cont...@megama.com The idea that the patient should stick to the prescribed dosage of naltrexone (one or half tablet a day, usually up to a year) until the opioid receptors in his brain are back to the normal level and the dependency is gone. In the period of taking naltrexone, not only does he not experience craving, but the drug won't have any affect on him even if he tries to use it. only repeat patients Dr Waismann had are those who stopped taking naltrexone at some point after the treatment, against instructions. But this is the best hope for addicts, that they have no craving and only instruction they have to follow is taking the medicine for the instructed period.
On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 18:31:31 -0000, "Alan Gerbilsberg"
dcrear ...@aol.com (DCReardon)
So you have results from 8000 patients saying they report no craving on naltrexone? After how long? A day, a week, a year?
and with the right amount of Naltrexone, not a So you are saying that small doses of Naltrexone do not cause any liver problems? What about the person who needs a higher dose, they will just have to "put up with "liver damage?
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"machine99" ple...@no.spam
The only thing this treatment is good for is 'resetting' ones opiate tolerance, allowing you to go back to square one. ;) Just ask GrishX(Bamba) LOL PS: Taking naltrexone for extendened periods of time will increase risk of depression and suicide.
In short, it's a FEEL-BAD STRAIGHTJACKET! ;) http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v01/n1008/a07.html
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miles_ ...@hotmail.com (Miles)
Oh really. That's the "only instruction" those poor misguided junkies have to follow? How could it fail? It seems so easy.
Hey I have a better idea! How about if we just tell those idiot junkies "just say no" to heroin? That's an even easier "instruction" to follow!
I'm sorry for the sarcasm, but just from the bit quoted above, it is clear that someone at this place knows absolutely ****ing nothing about real opioid addiction. I'm not even going to explain why this "only instruction" business is so retarded; if you can't see it yourself, there's probably no way to make you understand.
Miles Thank you for reading my little posting.
Vu a...@me.com
This is yet another UROD program. If it is anything else I will be highly surprised.
You're better off spending $6500 on dope than this. You'll just end up back using within months anyway - unless you OD because your tolerance is back to nothing.
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