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Good Morning,

 

Just read about NADA. My husband is a chain smoker

and is not confident of leaving it. He also takes

alcohol. We have tried a lot to keep him away from

these two habits but to vain. Kindly let me know in

India [Mumbai] where and how would I get the

acupuncture treatment which would help him leave these

habits. Pl. answer immediately.

With regards,

Shubhangi

 

--- yogiguruji <yogiguruji wrote:

 

> Good Morning!

>

> National Acupuncture Detoxification Assocation

> (NADA)

>

> As an acupuncturist, I have used the NADA protocol

> for controlling

> nicotine addiction, drug and alcohol dependency and

> sexual addiction

> on hundreds of patients, all with reasonable to

> great results. Not to

> mention great results with stress reduction.

>

> The NADA protocol is simple, yet quite effective.

> Drug, alcohol and

> tobacco addictions are major problems that affect

> tens of millions of

> people in America. This is not just a problem in

> America, but is

> occurring worldwide.

>

> The addition of acupuncture into the treatment for

> addiction seems to

> be very beneficial, and almost the single ingredient

> that helps the

> protocol succeed. There are numerous benefits for

> patients by using

> this protocol:

>

>

> 1. The protocol is calming.

>

> 2. The patients are more receptive to leaning.

>

> 3. It seems to clear the mind. It centers one's

> attention and allows

> patients to complete tasks.

>

> 4. It helps to reduces cravings.

>

> 5. It diminishes symptoms of withdrawal.

>

> 6. It helps to retain people in the treatment

> process.

>

> 7. Sleep is improved.

>

> 8. A person changes and becomes more comfortable

> with himself (or

> herself).

>

> 9. It improves the internal space of a person.

>

> 10. This treatment supports the recovery process.

>

>

> A Brief History of Acupuncture in the Treatment of

> Addiction

>

> Understanding the principles of both Chinese

> medicine and chemical

> dependency can lead to significant benefit in

> recovery from all forms

> of drug addiction as well as alcoholism and a

> variety of mental

> disorders. NADA protocols, especially designed for

> this type of

> treatment, have been carefully developed and

> extensively tested. More

> than 500 clinical sites in the US, Europe, Australia

> and the

> Caribbean currently utilize these protocols, even in

> settings where

> threats of violence had previously made it difficult

> to serve

> clients. While adapted to Western attitudes and

> conditions, the NADA

> method derives directly from Chinese medicine theory

> of

> detoxification.

>

> In 1972 a neurosurgeon in Hong Kong, H.L. Wen,

> discovered that

> acupuncture could relieve symptoms and cravings

> associated with drug

> withdrawal. Because of its effectiveness in

> relieving symptoms as

> well as preventing relapses, his discovery gained

> more and more

> popularity and was used in hospitals and detox

> centers throughout the

> US. 1985 an official protocol was developed and the

> National

> Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) was

> formed. The

> protocol involved using five specific acupuncture

> points on the ear.

> In August of 2000, Yale University School of

> Internal Medicine

> conducted research further demonstrating the

> effectiveness of the

> NADA protocol for cocaine, heroin and methadone

> addiction.

>

> It is my highest recommendation, that you seek out

> an acupuncturist

> to perform this protocol.

>

> I have included the NADA protocol points on the ear

> that are used in

> the session and are done with tiny little needles

> that are inserted

> into these points. I also recommend that patients

> can certainly use

> some light massage on these points to stimulate

> these areas.

>

> National Acupuncture Detoxification Assocation

> (NADA) Treatment

> Protocol

>

>

> Lung 2 - addiction related lung issues

>

> Shen Men - stress, anxiety, excessive sensitivity

>

> Autonomic Point - balance symphathetic and

> parasymphathetic nervous

> systems, blood circulation

>

> Liver - hepatitis, cirrhosis

>

> Kidney - kidney disorders, urination issues

>

>

> In our Alternative Answers community PHOTO section,

> you will find a

> picture of the ear and where these points are

> located. Here is the

> address:

>

>

http://health.ph./photos/view

> /6051?b=1

>

>

>

> Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac

> http://www.peacefulmind.com/proacumed.htm

> Therapies for healing

> mind, body, spirit

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

With regards,

Shubhangi

 

 

 

 

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