Jewish Telegraph – Firday, March 11, 2011
DAVID SAFFER meets a doctor whose revolutionary work has benefited thousandsRead More...
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Hope beyond heroin - USA Today
SUBSTANCE ABUSE unquestionably is a major health concern in the U.S. and the world, with annual treatment costs in the billions of dollars. The social impact in relation to crime, family life, and lost productivity is immeasurable.Read More...
Miracle cure for heroin baby - Women's Day
A heartbreaking plea on the internet led an international team of doctors, including one from Australia, to rescue a child from hell.Read More...
Extreme rehab: Inside the world's most radical drug clinic
"My goal," he says, "is that any drug addict in the world will one day be able to turn up at their local general hospital and say, 'good evening, I am hooked on opiates'. They will then lie down on a treatment table and be cured quickly before going home healthy. It will be as simple as taking a trip to the dentist."Read More...
Dr. Waismann, Hero Against Heroin - What's On Magazine
Waismann is convinced that dependency on narcotics is a disorder of the central nervous system. It just becomes chronic due the lack of an effective, safe and humane medical treatment. The psychological aspects of it are but one of the secondary side-effects of the untreated primary condition. With the Waismann method anaesthetists and ICU doctors can reverse the illness.Read More...
Opiate addiction centre claims to have come up with different treatment
Opiate addiction centre claims to have come up with different treatmentRead More...
'If I was there now those kids would be saved' - Scotch Men
LAURA ROBERS speaks to an Israeli specialist in treating heroin addiction who wants to tackle youth drug problems is Scotland.Read More...
Doctor Reverses Opiate Addiction - Daily Pilot
Doctor reverses opiate addiction in 24 hours with neuroregulation, described as a 'simple procedure' in which the addiction is treated as a physical illness.Read More...
Dr. Andre Waismann Rethinking Addiction - Cyprus Review
"I am not a genius - just a doctor who is tried of seeing heroin addicts being tossed onto the sideline or fed methadone to keep them under control," says Dr. Waismann, a doctor pushing for the treatment of drug addiction to be brought into mainstream medicine.Read More...
Dr. Waismann's third encounter - What's On Indonesia
There are two things in the modern world that know no geographical boundaries, namely trade and drug addiction. While official trade is closely linked to politics adopted by a government, drug addiction is in some ways also loosely linked to politics. Thus it is worry-some that drug addiction has now become an international issue to tackle. At most, governments can only impose harsh sentence on drug dealers, the likes of Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand treating even small amounts as a capital offence, but that's barely enough to minimize the social and health impacts of narcotic consumption.Read More...
Long awaited victory over heroin addiction - Pravda
What is drug addiction associated with in our minds? Who do we see as a victim - the addict or the society? Most of us have never experienced the tragedy of addiction personally, but we know about its social consequences.Read More...
HSC to open new advanced detox center - Texas Tech University Daily
The patient will be hospitalized for 36 hours. The actual procedure is administered for the first six hours, and this is where the term rapid detoxification comes from. Medication then will be taken for the next six to nine months to decrease craving, Kaye said.Read More...
Mission Impossible, Heroin hope at last - Australian's Women's Weekly
It began as a seemingly long-shot chance for one girl to save herself. But it turned into something far greater than anyone ever imagine possible.Read More...
Getting Mommy Off Drugs - Los Angeles Times
Sheila never imagined her stress-related migraines would end up making her a pill-popping junkie. The Ventura County mother of three started getting headaches and having trouble sleeping due to the unending juggle of going to college for a teaching degree and raising newborn twins.Read More...
Medic whose technique puts him on top of the world
BRAZIL-BORN Dr Andre Waismann is a world leader in reversing opiate dependency. Since establishing the world’s first treatment centre at the Barzilay Hospital in Tel Aviv in the mid-90s, his modern techniques have benefited thousands of patients.Read More...
Professor Yehuda Sheinfeld
"Based on profound analysis of the scientific literature and data, we have reached the following conclusion: it is a medical procedure which has a firm pharmacological basis. This procedure provides a number of advantages: the patient undergoes the procedure of detoxification with minimal risk and stress. The fact that over 1300 patients have successfully completed the procedure of detoxification without any medical complications or mortality cases proves that this method is safe and efficient". Professor Yehuda Sheinfeld Head of the Internal Medicine Department, Shiba General Hospital Tel-Aviv
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Dr Waismann will be pleased to answer any questions you might have on dependency to painkillers, or any other opiate based medication, such as OxyContin®, Suboxone, Methadone, Codeine, Darvocet, Percocet®, Dilaudid®, Heroin, Hydrocodone, LAAM, Lorcet®, Lortab®, MS Contin®, Norco®, Percodan®, Stadol®, Tramadol, Vicodin®, and Zydone®.
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If you are considering an alternative rapid detox or Opiate addiction treatment, please ask the following questions:
- Who will carry out the procedure?
If it is not qualified anaesthetists and ICU staff, alarm bells should start to ring! - How long will I have to take Naltrexone after the procedure?
This can only be determined during the actual treatment. Each patient's needs differ. - What dosage of Naltrexone will I need to take?
Again, this can only be determined during the actual treatment and a predetermined dosage can lead to severe side effects.
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