Is Purdue Pharma-Sponsored 'Partnership at drugfree.org' a Ruse? Part 3

In the two part series I wrote about the Waismann Method of rehabilitation for drug addicted individuals being treated at their California facility.  I was impressed with the Waismann Method of medical treatment of drug addiction after speaking with Michael Lowenstein, MD at the facility.  My intent was to bring to the forefront that this war on drugs -- and yes it is a war on drugs -- is being lost every day at the cost of human life.  All the websites and groups organized to fight this war are winning battles, but the Purdue Pharma's -- the true criminals in this war -- are becoming richer and financially feeding lobbying groups to push for more prescribing of narcotics with a bogus "undertreatment of pain" in America.  Wouldn't it make sense to have the true victims of Purdue Pharma -- those addicted to their dangerous drug -- receive rehabilitation in medical facilities throughout the country and Canada and have Purdue Pharma set up these medical facilities?

The information on the Waismann Method in Part 2 referenced the physician and treatment facility in Israel and although they are related by name, they are completely different types of treatment.  The California facility treats drug addiction under deep sedation utilizing the most advanced medical techniques available for opiate dependency. Patients are treated with the highest level of professionalism, dignity and respect. Patients receive observation from admission to discharge, all with a fully accredited medical-surgical hospital located in Southern California; where patients come from all over the world weekly.

Pre-Treatment

• The Waismann Method ^sm of Rapid Detox (ANR) begins in a hospital where the patient is admitted and undergoes a comprehensive physical examination for a minimum of 24 hours before the procedure.

• At Waismann, diagnostic blood and urine testing as well as neurotransmitter assessments are utilized to identify the neurotransmitter and hormone deficiencies which may have led to drug dependency. Based on the results of this testing, a personalized program consisting of nutritional and hormone replacement can be designed to correct the imbalances in the brain and intestinal tract.

• It is imperative that patients spend 24-48 hours in-patient so premedication can be properly administered to stabilize body functions which help to achieve a smooth and safe procedure.

• The pre-treatment duration and procedure is based on each individual patient's medical and dependency history; the goal is to achieve the best results and safety required by our extensive protocol. Specialized physicians in our hospital consult patients with certain pre-existing conditions to minimize risks and maximize positive results and comfort.

Treatment

• Once pre-screening and pre-medication are completed, a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist performs the Waismann Method ^SM of Accelerated Neuro-Regulation (ANR) treatment while the patient sleeps comfortably under a light anesthetic in an Intensive Care Unit.

• Special medications facilitate the cleansing of opiates from the patient's opiate receptors.

• The patient is carefully and closely monitored during the entire procedure.

• This medically induced withdrawal is controlled and closely monitored by either Dr. Bernstein or Dr. Lowenstein, both Board Certified anesthesiologists who are nationally recognized for their expertise in the use of the Waismann Method.

• This accelerated withdrawal syndrome occurs within a period of hours, not days as with traditional methods.

• Upon awakening, the patient is no longer physically dependent on opiates and has no conscious awareness of experiencing the withdrawal process during the procedure.

• Patient are monitored under our care at our hospital to stabilize their mental and physical condition.

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