ANR® Clinic - Advanced Opioid Treatment Center

Dr. Waismann's Accelerated NeuroRegulation at the ANR® Clinic - Advanced Opioid Treatment Center treats opioid dependence and its symptoms. ANR treats opioid dependence on heroin, Suboxone, and Subutex. ANR is safe, quick, humane, and successful. It's a complex physiological repair and reversal process. ANR addresses the fundamental physiological changes that occur as a result of opioid dependency. ANR is an integrated physiological approach that addresses dependence's psychological and physical symptoms. Therapeutic Objective ANR has a therapeutic aim of rebalancing the central nervous systems by modulating them to reduce receptor production. This allows the body to regain normal endorphin production, as well as metabolize and eliminate unwanted exogenous opioids. Success Stories Dr. Waismann has treated approximately 24,000 patients with Accelerated NeuroRegulation worldwide. These 24,000 cases broke down an outdated conventional technique of long-term rehabilitation centered on replacement therapy. The ANR's mechanism involves detoxifying the patient, which is the gold standard.

ANR reviews confirm the service's high success rate among patients battling opioid dependency. Most patients report feeling great after the treatment, with little or no withdrawal symptoms. Patients appreciated the compassionate and supportive staff, highlighting a few team members by name. Several mentioned appreciation for Dr. Waismann, the staff's competence and professionalism, and the hospital's cleanliness and good condition. The tendency for strong feelings of fatigue immediately following the program was noticed by some, but they all affirmed that the program was a life-changing and fulfilling experience. Patients consistently recounted their positive and immediate medical results, which enabled them to regain energy and fulfillment in life. Also, most reviewers mentioned the positive psychological impact of the program, which improved their relationship with their loved ones and allowed them to feel normal again. In general, the communal experience was life-saving for those who lived in a developed community with a clear understanding of human needs beyond medical needs, ensuring that everyone felt respected and loved.