Drugs and Alcohol Addiction Treatment

"Drug addiction treatment" — using this search query, you will find dozens of promising rehabilitation clinics. Beautifully written advertisements inspire hope for recovery. But your first call may pull the rug from under your feet: most clinics refuse to treat patients with schizophrenia, HIV, hepatitis C, tuberculosis, asthma, cardiovascular diseases, gastritis, or leukemia.

Why do clinics refuse patients?

Primarily because they lack a comprehensive treatment approach. Additionally, severely ill patients represent a professional challenge and a reputational risk for clinics unable to achieve successful recovery and long-term remission.

If you face a strong addiction combined with diseases caused or aggravated by drugs, chances are most clinics will turn you away. But do not despair — try contacting "The Last Beacon of Hope."

Professor Nazaraliev's patented method

In the late 1990s, Professor Jenishbek Nazaraliev presented his author's treatment method at NIDA — the National Institute on Drug Abuse, USA. He demonstrated to American colleagues how medically induced coma can correct impulses in the brain and restructure hormonal balance.

The demonstration was conducted on the most complex cases — patients with schizophrenia, physical pathologies, including amputees who had lost vital organs.

Scientific recognition

In 2011, Professor Nazaraliev refined his method and repeated the scientific experiment in Russia. He proved its effectiveness before academics of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences and the National Scientific Center for Narcology.

The expert council confirmed that the method eliminates addiction and aids in treating comorbid conditions. Its efficacy was rated at 87.5% — that many patients maintained remission throughout one year of observation.

Results

Over 35 years of practice, more than 20,000 patients from Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Germany, USA, Canada, Israel, CIS countries, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Egypt, Algeria, and other Middle Eastern nations have undergone treatment at the Nazaraliev Medical Center.