Alcohol, Heroin & Crack Cocaine
It’s been about two years since I came to see you. I was addicted to heroin, crack cocaine and alcohol. My life was in turmoil. I was neglecting my business, my family and my own health. Since I came to see you my life has changed beyond measure. I have expanded my business and reaped enormous rewards. I regularly go to the gym and work out. I look after my body and my family life. My wife thinks it’s the nearest thing to a miracle and we tell all our friends about you.
Jazz D, Engineering Co Owner, Sutton Coldfield
Alcohol & Heroin
I quit using heroin with Shokat's help in May 2013. With the NHS, after a few days I was curled up ready to die and I could just not sleep for two weeks. With shokat, I was happy and smiling throughout the process and I slept like a baby. My mum and dad are amazed at the results.
Sam S, University Student, Birmingham
Alcohol & Gambling
Being a sceptical person I didn’t think that Hypnosis and a Bioresonance machine would ever stop me drinking. How wrong was I! I haven’t even had the urge to sit down and mellow with a pint or two. As to the thought of gambling and going to a Casino the thought is just not there, I feel it would be just a waste of time, previously I would be checking matches on line, reading the racing form and having a flutter, but now I am just not interested. You just wiped the hunger for Alcohol and Gambling away. I am very pleased – thank you
Andrew, Business Owner, Bournemouth
Alcohol, Cocaine & Crack Cocaine
I stopped drinking alcohol, quit smoking crack cocaine and cannabis with LifePrinciples. Six months later I started using cocaine but you soon helped me put a stop to that. My mum Caroll and my dad Brian also quit smoking with your help. My sister Gemma stopped smoking with the NHS but started over-eating which you also turned around in one session. We are so glad we found you and we tell everyone about your treatment.
Dean H, Driver, Birmingham
Alcohol, Insomnia & Severe Depression
I just wanted to say Thank you. I have just had the best nights sleep in years, without any anti depressant, or alcohol the first since 1993. I know you asked me to contact you in a couple of weeks but I NEEDED to say Thank you now. I feel great.
Philippa A, Financial Controller, Stoke-On-Trent
Alcohol, Insomnia & Manic Depression
What you have managed to do (with our daughter) in a very remarkable space of time – three short weeks – is to take her back some twenty years to to the sharp, lively, effervescent musician, performer, conductor, teacher she used to be. I am still trying to take in the fantastic change in her, and to stop asking myself if I am dreaming all this. I know you have not yet finished your work with her, but I felt that you are overdue, from all the family, our heartfelt gratitude and thanks for your work with Pam. Our sincere thanks.
Jim (Father) For Pam V, Schoolteacher, Wales
Alcohol, IBS & Severe Depression
I just wanted to let you know how good I am feeling, I went to for one week to Turkey after seeing you and have not touched any alcohol or anti-depressants, no cravings at all; in fact I feel great, I feel like at last I have a life worth living, People are beginning to comment on how healthy I am looking, I have been in pubs; restaurants with people drinking around me; it does not bother me in any way at all. My skin has improved, my IBS has improved; my outlook on life is now full of hope for the future. Thank you so much.
Sisi W, Councillor, Devon
Alcohol & Chronic Depression
Well, I can only go on my own experience and that is that your treatment saved me, and I will always be grateful. Of course, as you have stated Shokat, the desire to change has to be present. 1 year 4 months for me :). Try not to be defensive, and focus on the wonderful tributes. As you say, if it worked 100% of the time you really WOULD be referred to as God, ha ha. I refer to your treatment in a video I made at New Year. I didn't go into full details as it's the story of my childhood till now, but you can have a look if you like.
Anna P, Student, Sutton Coldfield
Alcohol & Bereavement
I lost my mother in a tragic accident, and I am ashamed to say I drowned my sorrows with alcohol, I soon realised it was not going to change anything, in fact, if truth be told it made me feel more depressed. I rang Shokat and he put me back on the right track again. I felt like a different person when I left after the treatment and much more able to cope.
Philippa A, Financial Controller, Stoke-On-Trent
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Alcohol, Heroin & Crack Cocaine
It’s been about two years since I came to see you. I was addicted to heroin, crack cocaine and alcohol. My life was in turmoil. I was neglecting my business, my family and my own health. Since I came to see you my life has changed beyond measure. I have expanded my business and reaped enormous rewards. I regularly go to the gym and work out. I look after my body and my family life. My wife thinks it’s the nearest thing to a miracle and we tell all our friends about you.
Jazz D, Engineering Co Owner, Sutton Coldfield
Alcohol & Heroin
I quit using heroin with Shokat's help in May 2013. With the NHS, after a few days I was curled up ready to die and I could just not sleep for two weeks. With shokat, I was happy and smiling throughout the process and I slept like a baby. My mum and dad are amazed at the results.
Sam S, University Student, Birmingham
Alcohol & Gambling
Being a sceptical person I didn’t think that Hypnosis and a Bioresonance machine would ever stop me drinking. How wrong was I! I haven’t even had the urge to sit down and mellow with a pint or two. As to the thought of gambling and going to a Casino the thought is just not there, I feel it would be just a waste of time, previously I would be checking matches on line, reading the racing form and having a flutter, but now I am just not interested. You just wiped the hunger for Alcohol and Gambling away. I am very pleased – thank you
Andrew, Business Owner, Bournemouth
Alcohol, Cocaine & Crack Cocaine
I stopped drinking alcohol, quit smoking crack cocaine and cannabis with LifePrinciples. Six months later I started using cocaine but you soon helped me put a stop to that. My mum Caroll and my dad Brian also quit smoking with your help. My sister Gemma stopped smoking with the NHS but started over-eating which you also turned around in one session. We are so glad we found you and we tell everyone about your treatment.
Dean H, Driver, Birmingham
Alcohol, Insomnia & Severe Depression
I just wanted to say Thank you. I have just had the best nights sleep in years, without any anti depressant, or alcohol the first since 1993. I know you asked me to contact you in a couple of weeks but I NEEDED to say Thank you now. I feel great.
Philippa A, Financial Controller, Stoke-On-Trent
Alcohol, Insomnia & Manic Depression
What you have managed to do (with our daughter) in a very remarkable space of time – three short weeks – is to take her back some twenty years to to the sharp, lively, effervescent musician, performer, conductor, teacher she used to be. I am still trying to take in the fantastic change in her, and to stop asking myself if I am dreaming all this. I know you have not yet finished your work with her, but I felt that you are overdue, from all the family, our heartfelt gratitude and thanks for your work with Pam. Our sincere thanks.
Jim (Father) For Pam V, Schoolteacher, Wales
Alcohol, IBS & Severe Depression
I just wanted to let you know how good I am feeling, I went to for one week to Turkey after seeing you and have not touched any alcohol or anti-depressants, no cravings at all; in fact I feel great, I feel like at last I have a life worth living, People are beginning to comment on how healthy I am looking, I have been in pubs; restaurants with people drinking around me; it does not bother me in any way at all. My skin has improved, my IBS has improved; my outlook on life is now full of hope for the future. Thank you so much.
Sisi W, Councillor, Devon
Alcohol & Chronic Depression
Well, I can only go on my own experience and that is that your treatment saved me, and I will always be grateful. Of course, as you have stated Shokat, the desire to change has to be present. 1 year 4 months for me :). Try not to be defensive, and focus on the wonderful tributes. As you say, if it worked 100% of the time you really WOULD be referred to as God, ha ha. I refer to your treatment in a video I made at New Year. I didn't go into full details as it's the story of my childhood till now, but you can have a look if you like.
Anna P, Student, Sutton Coldfield
Alcohol & Bereavement
I lost my mother in a tragic accident, and I am ashamed to say I drowned my sorrows with alcohol, I soon realised it was not going to change anything, in fact, if truth be told it made me feel more depressed. I rang Shokat and he put me back on the right track again. I felt like a different person when I left after the treatment and much more able to cope.
Philippa A, Financial Controller, Stoke-On-Trent
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Quit Drinking - The Truth Behind Alcohol Addiction

First the man takes a drink,
Then the drink takes a drink,
Then the drink takes the man.

Let’s Start With The Bad News…

If drugs were re-classified today, alcohol is one that would not be approved! Apart from the social problems it causes, it is actually a poison that has to be processed by bodily organs, especially the liver. There is no cure for liver failure besides a transplant and we have all read the high profile cases of those who have benefited from this rare gift and then gone on to destroy the new liver in exactly the same way.

A recently televised documentary about St George’s Hospital showed that one young alcoholic had needed two liver transplants by the age of 31 at a cost to the NHS is £90,000 each.

As well as being a killer illness in its own right, alcoholism creates broken and damaged families. One client whose drunken father used to come into her room and urinate on her head, thinking it was the toilet, still ended up a full blown alcoholic herself. We all have a tendency either to repeat what we saw as children go in the exact opposite direction. Sadly, this woman was a repeater of the behaviour she had seen modelled from infancy.

Some religions, such as Islam, forbid alcohol because of the danger of the altered mental and emotional state, including making some people violent, aggressive, unruly – or very emotional. Face it: being drunk is hardly a pretty sight.

Some people use alcohol to self-medicate to take away emotional pain of some sort, seeing alcohol not as a problem but a solution to a problem. The trouble with this is that you still have to come down to earth, when sober, and face the reality of life – with the addition now that you have the consequences of drinking to add to the mix. This cycle causes people such despair they have nowhere to turn to but to repeat the escapist behaviour, until they become full-blown alcoholics – and now have two problems to wrestle with: being both emotionally bankrupt and an alcoholic.

Some people argue alcohol gives them confidence but, very soon, it ends up controlling them (or you could say the drink really does ‘take the man’ or woman (or child in some horrifying recent cases). However you look at it, alcohol is not good for society in any way, but the fact we are stuck with this ‘rotten’ culture for the foreseeable future does not mean any one of us has to be stuck with it.

To put an end to this toxic cycle, we really must deal with both the emotional as well as the addiction part.

When drunk, people’s behaviour changes completely. They often become utterly unruly. Here is a drunk woman who steals 45ft ferry while shouting ‘I’m Jack Sparrow’. Some people drive while drunk and end up ruining their own lives and the lives of others. Many, many people have killed and been killed through drunk driving. Yet, every year, the alcohol lobby comes up with more statistics demonstrating that drinking a small quantity of alcohol on a regular basis is good for you.

Do you really believe drinking any amount of poison on a regular basis is good for you?

It might not actively (or at least visibly) harm those indifferent to it (so why bother anyway?) but a small amount generally leads to a large amount where there is any tendency or temptation to any form of escapism or use of substances to feel ‘better’. Besides, some cancer researchers assert that even one unit per day adds to the risk of developing cancer.

... And Then The Good News

Our unique therapy can deal with alcohol addiction in as little as 30 minutes (we will explain this to you). However, dealing with the emotional part of the condition can take up to a year (during which you will come for treatment every three months). The most extensive (and therefore expensive) programme we run is for emotional problems. If you enrol on this, we include getting you off alcohol free of any extra charge.

So What Stops Drinkers Seeking Help?

“FEAR Stops People Seeking Help – fear that it’s going to be too painful or too difficult to give up drinking”

Most people who want to quit don’t do so because of FEAR, fear that it’s going to be too painful or too difficult. No, it’s not painful or difficult emotionally or physically – this is the impression people get from the ‘daft’ methods used by the NHS, pharmaceutical intervention, useless charities such as the AA (who have their own agenda only they can understand). Anything that does not also deal with the mind is a futile exercise, and that’s why most NHS methods are a complete waste of time.

“Everything is going well, am sleeping really well, and have lost the compulsion to think of alcohol. I used to think about it late afternoon every day, and have not done that once. I have just had a bit of a crisis through the post, and for once did not even think about alcohol either, will just sort it in a calm way. Zoe, Manchester”

“FEAR – I am going to miss my emotional crutch”

This is again an irrational fear. If you think about it, why would you miss anything if your unconscious mind does not want you to have it? Did you miss drinking alcohol before you got addicted to it? So after successful therapy, your mind will return to the same state it was before you got addicted to alcohol, you will not miss anything, not a sausage! Your willpower will be boosted so you can turn your back on this nasty habit and be able to sleep without drinking yourself to sleep.

However, if you fall off the wagon at any time within 12-months, we will put you back on track without further charge, to make sure that not only that you quit, but stay quit. After 12-months, if you ever relapse you don’t have to re-enter the full programme like a rehab or have to wait for six months like the NHS, but pay us for one session and quit drinking alcohol again. The programme is designed to keep you to alcohol free for life.

“I had a really stressful day yesterday. And its continuing today…surprisingly did not want a drink! Who would have thought this would be possible? Suzi, London”

Can We Get People To Quit Drinking In A Day?

Yes we can! We follow ours clients progress and rather than taking their word for it, carry out face-to-face interviews and breathalyser test. We found that in the past year alone we had almost *100% success rate charted over 12 months. In the vast majority of cases people quit in just one two-hour session. Compare this to the NHS who have no answers for alcohol addiction or statistics.

* People who do not abort the programme prematurely.

Now, Moving Onto Our Safe Holistic Methods:

Overcoming any addiction with our system is much easier because it affords true freedom at all levels: Bioresonance + Laser + Solid Hypnotherapy + Luggage of Life Programme = TRUE MENTAL, PHYSICAL and EMOTIONAL FREEDOM! Because this system also deals with the HABIT you don’t put on weight or become depressed after you overcome your addiction.

By the way, we deal with every other addiction apart from heroin in exactly the same way. So whatever the problem, overweight, cigarettes, spiffs, cocaine, crack, alcohol or gambling then your search is over.

Other Alcohol Treatment Options

Long-term dependency on alcohol can cause serious health problems but it is a disease that, although at present no medical cure exists, can be successfully treated. The first acknowledged step to any rehabilitation is for the person once diagnosed to accept they need treatment.

Alcoholic Treatment Through Hypnosis

The problem with this method is that some hypnotherapists are really bad at treating addictions (which requires a very deep trance) plus the fact that some people are a nightmare to hypnotise. However, hypnosis when undertaken by a competent professional can change a person’s life around in all sort of ways. Yes, it’s God’s gift to mankind but only when undertaken properly.

We had one lady who could not be hypnotised but still managed to quit drinking just with our Bicom 2000 bioresonance system. We had another lady who came to quit smoking with our help but also managed to quit drinking because of the e-Lybra treatment. We have had scores of people who have given up their addictions of every kind just with laser and/or bioresonance treatment when the hypnotherapy did not work for them.

Recently we saw a lady who wanted to quit smoking cannabis but had terrible problems sleeping or relaxing because of problems of her past. She came for her first session during the day but kept going to the toilet every few minutes because of an unusually small bladder so the hypnotherapy was compromised. During the first session she had laser and Bicom 2000 treatment. Later in the evening during her second session she had another session with the laser system followed by e-Lybra treatment. Again, she could not relax and the hypnotherapy was abandoned. However she came back after losing all desire for the cannabis and was sorry for her flippant behaviour two days earlier. So even though this client was impossible to hypnotise she still quit smoking with our help – an added bonus was that she also quit drinking alcohol. Now, is this magic or what? Can you see why the drug industry and the NHS ignores self-evident truth like this because it they did then they would be caught with their hands ‘in the till’ for useless methods, drugs and procedures – it’s a pretty sick, messed-up world we live in where truth and honesty are in very short supply from the so-called ‘stupid’ experts.

Can you now understand why a combined system like ours makes a lot of sense

Detoxification Treatment

Intense detoxification treatment, whether in the controlled environment of a health centre or self-regulating withdrawal is another popular choice. Here the alcoholic treatment relies on abstinence and will sometimes include the administration of tranquillisers such as Val or Lib to ease the symptoms of withdrawal.

This approach is only for the people who are drinking far too much, perhaps 50 units per day (from the time they get up to the the time they go to sleep) where sudden withdrawal can land you in hospital or in some cases it can be fatal. Drinking perhaps one or two bottles of wine per day, or binge drinking does not need this approach as sudden withdrawn is not dangerous. However, medical professionals are always over cautious and endorse this route (we are always amazed at this). Val or Lib gives the person, as far as the body is concerned, the same benefit as drinking alcohol so sudden withdrawal is not dangerous. Once you come off the alcohol, you are gradually weaned off Val/Lib over about a five day period. However, some people get addicted to these drugs and end up drinking alcohol and taking these pills. Although this method makes it safe to detoxify if you are drinking far too much, it does nothing for the mental part of the addiction which accounts for about 99% of the problem, the physical side accounts for 1% if that.

Pharmaceutical Alcoholic Treatment Options

While there is not a specific pill to cure alcoholism, there are medical treatments that can help with giving up drink. Drugs can be taken that act as a deterrent against alcohol and make patients sick if they drink any. Others can be taken to reduce the levels of alcohol craving, whilst some drugs are administered to relieve the painful and distressing symptoms experienced when kicking the booze.

This is a stupid idea if you think of constitutes alcohol addiction and it simply does not work (just makes a lot of money for the drug companies). Some people stop taking these pills and then have a drink. Others start drinking as soon as they have completed the course. This incredibly daft method does nothing for the mental part, or the habit and in our opinion is a complete waste of time.

Alcoholics Anonymous

This time-honoured organisation has for decades been providing support and understanding from fellow sufferers and reformed drinkers. Research has shown that this form of treatment acts as an effective way of helping alcoholics to stay sober.

The AA have written into their constitution that they will not refer anyone to an outside organisation no matter how good their results (Sounds a bit like the NHS). Exactly what do they have to fear? Are the afraid of the useless success rate they enjoy?

It’s a society run by ex-alcoholics for alcoholics and uses group therapy to help you to quit drinking. You have to sit in these meetings and listen to other people’s problems which is enough to turn anyone into an alcoholic. Sometimes the person running the meeting is himself/herself intoxicated with alcohol. Just like the useless society they are, their success rate is just as useless – very few people quit with this organisation. By the way, most charities, and government quangos, who pretend to help people with addictions, are just as useless and just as corrupt – we have no time for their pathetic offerings.

Allan Carr Clinics

Allan Carr clinics have become an institution so we have to cover this method as well. Although the success rate of these clinics is better than the NHS the method does nothing about the three part of the addiction (physical, mental and habit). The system just gets you to understand your psychological dependancy on alcohol.

The result is that you may quit smoking or drinking with their help but there is a possibility that you may substitute another habit instead of drinking/smoking such as eating so you can put on a lot of weight. You can also become depressed or you can put on weight and become depressed. Most people smoke or drink as soon as they come out of the clinic and because of this their attrition (failure rate) rate is abysmal.

With all it’s flaws, Allan Carr, bless his soul, has helped millions of people quit smoking or drinking with his best selling books – this is always a good place to start.

Our Unique Methodology

The problem with all of these methods, apart from hypnotherapy, is that they only work at the physical level or just get you to understand about your addiction – they do nothing to deal with the actual problem which is a mental one and not physical. This is why the failure rate even with the most expensive rehabs is terrible – most people, after spending £20,000 start to drink within weeks or months of coming out. We had one client who was locked up in a South African rehab for six months to help him come off cocaine but snorted cocaine in the very same day he came out of the rehab – with us he quit using cocaine in just 2h and only slipped-up once during his free 12 month aftercare visits.

We know of another lady who went to an Australian alcohol rehab and was incarcerated for two years to help her quit drinking, then she came to the UK, her marriage broke down and started drinking again – this time she came to see us and quit instantly after the first 2h session, in the second session we took away the pain of her failed marriage. When she came in for her three month check-up, she told us that she derived more benefit from our therapy than she did from her 2 years in rehab, what’s more we also dealt with her depression and terrible insomnia at the same time so she could go home happy – 12 months later she still had not touched a drop.

We deal with the problem at every level (physical, mental and habit) using a multi-declined approach with laser, bioresonance and with several very advanced forms of hypnosis/hypnotherapy/NLP/Timeline techniques. Our failure rate is almost zero and that’s why we can afford to look after our clients for a full 12 months at no extra charge. Our cost is about 1/20 that of a rehab clinic but we not only deal with your addiction but also take care of insomnia, anxiety/depression and all other unresolved negative emotions at the same time. So not only do you quit drinking but you also become a far more resilient person as a result, and capable of coping with what life throws at you in your stride.

“Good Morning Shokat

I would like to thank you once again for all your help and support. Although it has only been two weeks since I first came to see you, you have made a tremendous difference to my way of life.

I have had a drink problem for over twenty years and most weeks I would drink several times a week, often heavily.

I had also been on anti-depressants for over five years and more recently my dosage of Cit-al-opram had been increased to 40mg.

After my visits to you on 16th and 17th of May 2015 I stopped drinking and stopped taking the Cit-al-opram.

I have been out socially on several occasions since and have not felt the desire to even have one alcoholic drink. This would before now have been unheard of for me, I used to have a drink or two before even leaving the house, whilst getting ready. I have been to two social occasions with work , another with friends to see live bands and another to catch up with friends in the local pub. On all occasions previously I would have felt the need to drink making the excuse that it helped me relax and be more sociable however I enjoyed myself just as much without the alcohol.

I have been feeling more tired recently even though I am sleeping well and my joints have been aching more than normal but I think this may have something to do with coming off the Cit-al-opram after taking it for so long.

I am feeling much more positive in myself and determined to stick with it.

Thank you again so much Shokat and I look forward to catching up with you in a few months time.

Thank you again for everything.

Mandy D, Swansa, Wales.”

Contact us now and get ready to drink your last bottle of wine. Call now!

How The NHS Treats Alcohol Addiction Compared To People Like Us?

Lets look at the NHS website and see what they have to say about alcohol addiction:

Treating alcohol misuse

How alcohol misuse is treated depends on how much alcohol a person is drinking. Treatment options include:

* detoxification – involves a nurse or doctor supporting you to safely stop drinking; this can be done by helping you slowly cut down over time or by giving you medicines to prevent you experiencing withdrawal

* counselling – including self-help groups and talking therapies, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)* medication – there are two main types of medicines to help people stop drinking; the first is to help stop withdrawal symptoms and is given in reducing doses over a short period of time; the most common medicine that’s used in this way is called chlor-diaza-poxide (Lib-ri-um); the second is a medication to reduce any urge you may have to drink; the most common medications used for this are acamp-ro-sate and nalt-rex-one; these medicines are given at a fixed dose and you’ll usually be on them for 6-12 months.

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Alcohol-misuse/Pages/Introduction.aspx

The NHS answer to your drinking is to help you detoxify safely by getting you to slowly cut down to safe level then stop drinking. The NHS tends to be overcautious – the vast majority of our clients do not need a chemical detox treatment. One in a thousand may be chronic alcoholics, but we have developed our own extremely safe methods that don’t involve drugs, and out of thousands of people we have helped so far, not a single person has suffered any ill effects.

They then suggest self-help groups and talking therapies such as CBT (this could cost your about £1,000 over six months). Believe it or not, hypnotherapy is a talking therapy but is much faster and more profound. So instead of six months of CBT, you can quit drinking in just two hours.

Finally, the NHS can provide you with medication to stop sudden withdrawn symptoms, which could be fatal. The vast majority of our clients are not in this ‘danger’ category and can come off the alcohol in one simple 2h session without suffering any withdrawal symptoms or life threatening medical problems. The second session, the next day, is devoted entirely to removing the negative emotions of the past.

We have twelve years of experience in this field and more then qualified by experience to guide you through the process. An average doctor has very little experience with alcohol addiction and absolutely no experience of alternative methods of dealing with the problem. The medical profession have their own agenda only they can understand and they are not interested in fast, safe and effective methods of doing things that do not involve the use of drugs. The medical profession and the alternative therapists may as well be living on two different planets.

The NHS can also provide you with other medications such as Nalt-rex-one. This route can take up to six months and out of the thousands of people we have helped to quit drinking, only one had previously quit in this way, but when she compared it to our method, she said: ‘there was no comparison in the effectiveness of our method compared to the drug based methods’. She lost all desire to drink alcohol in the first two-hour therapy session. Another client took this drug religiously for six months and derived no benefit what so ever – she quit instantly with our help. The NHS method can take 6-12 months, we take two to four hours to get someone to quit drinking.

Is The Treatment Provided By The Medical Profession Essential Or Necessary?

Who is to decide which treatment is essential or necessary? Decreasing the quality of your life by taking pharmaceutical drugs with proven dangerous side effects is neither essential nor necessary. Addictions, insomnia, etc cannot easily be “cured” this way. Doctors themselves, in published literature, admit this:

“A leading British doctor and author of ‘Doctors, Lies & Addiction Bureaucracy’, Dr. Dalrymple argues that his profession has totally misunderstood addiction & continues to perpetuate the myth to protect its own existence. As a result, a self-serving, self-perpetuating and completely useless medical bureaucracy has built up to deal with the problem.”
‘Junk Medicine, Doctors, Lies & Addiction Bureaucracy’ by Theodore Dalrymple; 27th August 2007.

As the NHS has no statistics for alcohol addiction, so lets look at an example like quitting smoking cigarettes: In the year 2011 the NHS saw 800,000 people to quit smoking. In that year alone, it has cost the NHS a staggering £500 x 800,000 = £400,000,000 which has been shared between the patient’s GP, the smoking caesarian counselor and the drug companies. So over eight years, it has cost the taxpayer 3.2 billion pounds for something that only has a long term success rate of just two percent. No wonder the NHS is always short of money.

Upton Sinclair — ‘It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.’
Now that might explain why the NHS can never find well conducted scientific studies on the effectiveness of non-drug methods to help people quit drinking and other addictions – we found several well conducted studies without even trying.

Quitting drinking using our multi-disciplined approach has a far higher success rate than any NHS or drug based method:

We have provided a very detailed submission of our results where we have demonstrated an almost 100% success rate charted over 12 months of our combined system. In the vast majority of cases people quit drinking in just one two-hour session. Compare this to the NHS who don’t even know how to deal with alcohol addiction let alone collect some statistics. We conduct face-to-face interviews and follow ups, the NHS rely on telephone interviews where the patient can be embarrassed to speak the truth. Also, our methods are harmless; the NHS’ drug based methods can be potentially dangerous.

Do we discourage essential and necessary treatment?

Not at all and we have no intention of doing that. We offer an alternative treatment alongside the statuary provisions that are safer, more effective and much faster at a fraction of the cost.

People only go private and pay for the treatment after they have failed repeatedly on the NHS and with the methods used by the medical profession. No one enjoys paying money to quit gambling when they can do that free on the NHS. These people only turn to alternative treatments when the orthodox treatments have failed them over and over again. About 1% of the people we see have not gone through the NHS before coming to see us. No one can discourage anyone from taking advantage of their statutory provisions, which is everyone’s right in the UK.

Alcohol Addiction Treatment – The NHS vs Life Principles (us!):

  • The NHS methods can be dangerous – our methods are safe;
  • The NHS method is very long winded – ours is extremely fast;
    The NHS’ relapse rate is high – our relapse rate is almost non-existent;
  • The NHS method of measuring success is unscientific – our method of measuring success is highly scientific;
  • The NHS can spend thousands on each patient to get them to quit drinking – we charge a fraction of that;
  • The NHS has no idea how long people quit drinking after their treatment – we chart the successes of our clients over 12 months;
  • The NHS do not provide value for money – we provide outstanding value for money.

Do We Need A New Criteria For Measuring Success In The NHS?

If the criterion for success 50% of drinkers showing a normal rate on a breathalyzer test after one year, the NHS methods wouldn’t be able to meet it. Then not with a single counselor, doctor or pharmacist would get paid. If it wasn’t for big pharmaceutical companies being in charge, the NHS would endorse clinics like ours and we would be able to help more people quit, stay quit longer and save the tax payer money!

Our Campaign For Justice In The Health Industry

The corruption in the heath industry was covered by our campaign in 2010 where we wrote to everyone in Government including The Prime Minister, David Cameron, people in The House of Lords and finally Her Majesty The Queen.

The first link is a letter about the legalised corruption in the medical profession and the NHS and why state funded monopolies are bad for us. The second link is the attachment we sent with the letter. The third link is a response from Buckingham Palace.

If there is any intelligent life in the NHS then someone in the NHS ought to look at this and learn something from it. How can you continue to hide behind a lie called ‘the evidence bases system’ and ignore self-evident truth?
As one of our clients said, my friends were struggling when they tried to quit drinking with the NHS, I didn’t want to faf around like them so I came here. It’s the best decision I have ever made, I quit drinking instantly. You can do the same, faff around with the NHS for 12 months or quit in two hours without even trying? Call now!

Here is a full playlist of our clients taking about their experiences of trying to quit drinking with the help of the NHS, the rehabs and then with us (the difference is like night and day):

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