I’m 7 months post procedure after being on opioids for 15 years to treat RA. I’ve never felt better and I’ve also stopped taking all prescription medications. The cleansing of my body from all the chemicals has made me a new person. Thank you to everyone at ANR
@@tristanatkinson970 no I actually paid every cent it took to do the procedure. And all though it took everything we had, it was the best $20k I’ve ever spent. Beware of pharmaceutical trolls everyone!! They hate ANR because it hurts business
Brother is this for real? I am willing to spend what I have on this instead of buying a car because if this works it will pay for itself within a few months. Thanks in advance
14 Years in Suboxone, I have never used again Heroin or any other ilegal drugs, I need this so bad, unfortunately. I Can not afford it, unless an angel comes and help me. I am from Puerto Rico, 2 Daughters, Suboxone took me out of Heroin, but now i am stuck to it for life.i have lost more in health with the suboxone than i have gained.I am playing the lottery to see if i win a small price to pay for this treatment, i have tried everything to get out and i have not been able to.
Dr Waismann and his ANR Team are incredible human beings! They went above and beyond to provide personalized and exceptional care for my son (&me) ANR is revolutionary and is addressing the real pandemic crisis - Opioids in America. Highly recommend the treatment!
Did you get sick during that week recovery process? Also- what were you taking if you don’t mind me asking. I’m taking methadone. I’m trying to get a consult with these guys
So how was it Rocco? Is it really $20,000 well spent? If so, I think more would consider it. Without knowing more than they tell you it's hard to grasp them fixing a lifetime of damage in mere hours. Please update us Rocco and stay strong.. the worst days sober are better than the best days high
@@DuckDeez. 3 months clean of opioids no cravings . The first 3 weeks I was weak but I was taking alot it was a slow start I was weak but no cravings . Lifechanging worth every penny .
The saddest and most traumatic thing is that you basically have to be rich to get this kind of help. I've been praying, searching and hoping for a way out for years but the withdrawals are so bad, I can't even function. So I'm in a prison of having to take methadone OR ELSE. There is literally NO ONE to help me. That's a horrible feeling to live with and know that you're stuck in this prison and, because of that, your life just WON'T ever get better and you have to accept the fact that your life is a living hell and you are doomed to stay in this nightmare forever. I can't barely afford food or gas in the car. What hope does someone like me have? All I want is to get this crap out of me but the withdrawals have me curled up like a ball in horrific pain, crying, sweating, shaking.. Who can go to their job this way? You can't. So you're FORCED to stay on the opiates. Either way, it's a miserable existence and there's no way out. Unless I can happen to magically come across twenty thousand dollars!! In reality, we all know that even if this kind of treatment works, there is no possible way it costs them twenty thousand bucks to do it. Life in misery ☹️
I agree with everything you've said. I'm on methadone 7 years and I wish I could afford this but it seems like it's only for the wealthy and if they were such good people and good hearted you would think they'd make it more affordable, especially with all the overdoses in the world!😢
Agreed $20,000.00 USD is spent three times over on drugs in the totality of a year. However it should be more affordable for everyone as most addicts are dirt poor (like me) or there should be some sort of state funding for this treatment but with the amount of money the states make on serving up methadone as their 'cure' it will never happen. Methadone will elslave someone to the point they can not move cities from fear of being sick and not accepted into a new clinic for whatever reason. Plus methadone is 1000x harder to get off of than the initial addiction!
Is it just me??? It seems the replies I am seeing from ANR are the comments that are easy to answer and that makes the process wonderful. My question still, is, the cost and why everyone with opiate addiction cannot receive this treatment. Do they really have the means to help everyone with opiate dependancy?? And if so, why only the ones that can trade the $$ amount of their addiction for ANR? A $1000 a day opiate habit is crazy. In the deepest part of my addiction I did $50 a day. I can't even Imagine having a $1000 a day habit. Most addicts don't have that luxury. Most are begging for a bump to get them thru the day. Idk, maybe it's not making sense to me bc I had only a $50 a day habit. That was so I could work to maintain that habit that I acquired after being cut off of prescriptions for fibromyalgia pain. Smh
Some are buying expensive pills while you were likely buying the street version that’s much cheaper. Plus if they are “regulating the brain” I’m not sure how? They aren’t saying how that I’ve seen. I have a theory, but if they aren’t saying, I’m not. 😆 I wish it were factual and he sounds amazing, but I’m not convinced yet. Seems like Rapid detox with a new name? But I hope for the sake of anyone able to get this treatment that I’m very wrong.
Feb 24th was 2 years for me. After being on pain pills for 5 years and Suboxone for 9 years, ANR saved my life. BUT rather than trying to find your answer on you tube asking questions online, CALL THEM. They are awesome people and they will answer any question you have.
@@free2beemee I had some colon issues for a couple days but that is nothing new for me with ulcerative colitis. BUT what I can say with out a doubt is that it works and I can 100% tell you there were zero cravings and zero withdrawals. I went through a rapid detox about 10 years ago up in Detroit and it was nothing like that. Coming off Suboxone is very tough and there was NO way I could have did it without this treatment, I have tried many many times. But when I was there I was under for almost 7 hours. Now I felt like I was ran over by a truck a couple times after they woke me up BUT that was the first time in 11 or 12 years I did not think about a pill as soon as I woke up. Now I had no energy for a few weeks and had some restless legs for awhile but like I said, 2 1/2 years and feeling awesome. Maybe a little heavier than I would like LOL but no pills what so ever. I understand your skepticism because I also was skeptical, but do your research and most of all call and ask questions. They are great people. I even went so far as to have my Suboxone Dr call them and ask questions because it was new to her as well. So just please call or heck you can even call me and I can answer questions about the procedure itself for sure. Take that step, I promise you will not regret it.
@@deerhntr1967 you had issues after the ANR procedure? I am thinking of it Steve but for that price I want it to work for sure. I want to be able to have that feeling of normalcy you can aquire after quitting opiates for about 3 months if you can make it that long. I quit once for 2 months but I quit before I got back that normal feeling. My friend said if I would have held out another month I would have felt that feeling I miss so much again. Thanks in Advance
@@nofd1977 ok. I have Ulcerative Colitis. So I had some colon issues. Then besides that it was just low energy levels. Absolutely zero withdraws after. You do not have to worry about withdrawals before or during. Before you can take your opioids because you do not have to be in withdrawals like some places say. Then you will not remember a thing because you are out during the entire procedure. Trust me I have tried to quite many times from being on Suboxone for years and years and I have been completely clean ever since the procedure. I can 100% tell you it is amazing and I highly recommend. I was u see for a long time while they cleaned all my receptor’s of the Suboxone because it is apparently a little different than just opioids. NOW all of this being said you have to want to stop. Of course you can always find pills and take them so that is will power BUT it is not because of withdrawals I can say 100% because there will not be any. Please let me know if I can help in any way. I have had a few people call me with questions before the procedure and that is perfectly fine if you would like.
@@cherish9879 Yes. try to lower your dosage as much as you can and follow their pre treatment instructions. After the treatment you will be very very tired for a few days - but with that try to move as much as possible! Eat good and move! And listen to them - they keep telling you that you are a patient, not an addict. This is just like any other medical treatment! I wish I knew about ANR years ago! Good luck.
@@ayakinor1605 You didn’t wake up sick? Do you vomit when in detox normally? 6 years of what? That’s actually seemingly a long time, but could have easily turned into 20 years, so congrats! I’m happy to see success for anyone. Don’t take it for granted! Live your life and DO NOT GO BACK EVER!! 🥰
Please God help me find a way to get this treatment so I can live a life without methadone and travel with my son . I hate this I want to see the world have a great adventure with my son before my life is over .
Wish it wasnt so expensive. Some of us dont come from wealthy families, and havd children and live paycheck to paycheck and are stuck in this vicious opiate cycle of methadone,or Suboxone to function and work and support ourselves and our family. I pray God will give me a way to find the money to do this so i can get the treatment but until God blesses me with a way to pay 20k I'm stuck in opiate hell!😢
The patient is awakened after the procedure only when all withdrawal symptoms have subsided. Meaning there are no withdrawal symptoms present after the hospitalization. We have a 100% success rate of modulating the endorphin system, which is the root of opioid dependency, with less than 10% of patients going back to opioid use.
2 1/2 years and no issues here. To be honest I felt like I was ran over by a truck for a couple days and low energy levels for a month or so BUT zero withdrawals and zero cravings. I was on opioids for 6 years (Oxy) and then Suboxone for 9 years. I went through the treatment like I said 2 1/2 years ago and I have my life back. Compared to the withdrawals we have all went through trying to get off ourselves, this was a cake walk. 150% recommend this for sure. Dr. Waismann and the staff were awesome. As far as relapse, it will NOT be because you were in withdrawals or craving it, because that does not happen. I am not a ANR employee, but I am happy to talk with you if you have any other questions. I am a 100% believer for sure. LOL.
Congratulations on huge achievement, even if it still feels rough right now. Early recovery can be incredibly challenging, but every day you’re getting stronger. If you ever want to learn more about how ANR could help with the process, we’re here for you. Stay strong, and remember, you’re not alone in this journey. If you need support, feel free to call or text us at 813-946-9762. Keep going-you’ve got this. 💙
Yes, how much is treatment? That should be one of the first things they should tell you. As with any treatment that could help the world is not affordable by most. A $1000 a day opiate habit is no different than a $50 a day habit. In the end, all you're trying to do is NOT go thru withdrawals, bottom line. That is everyone's goals. If we didn't have to go thru that then most people would just quit on their own. Life would be great right? So there's this miracle treatment but only the wealthy can obtain it? It makes me sad that not everyone can have this treatment like on a sliding scale. Just seems out of reach for people like me. All I want is to feel normal once again.
its the hospital bills that cost. and they wont take insurance. ANR clinic doesnt make much money on this. if the hospitals would at least take insurace for the stay, then the prie would be much more reasonable. but that's what happens when big pharma and methadone clinics run the programs...they want you lined up and paying out the ass for your whole life. tons of money in rehabs and treatment centers. its bullshit. there is a cure, and if it gets insurance covered, and then it becomes afforable...but then that would put them , the rehabs and sub/methadone clinics, all out of business.
I want to do it . I am sick of methadone . I want to travel with my son and I can't leave this area on methadone . Hopefully God willing he will provide a way for me so I can have a normal life and see the world with my son
@@giabella9344 where are from? if you can fly to Naples, Florida. they will give you methadone the same day. i suggest calling ANR CLinic, they are very helpful im on day 3, i feel tired but HAPPY AND FREE.
We understand how challenging it can feel when the cost of treatment is a barrier to recovery. It’s frustrating when it seems like financial resources dictate access to help. We want to make the ANR treatment more accessible, which is why we offer financing options to help spread the cost over manageable payments. If you’d like to learn more about these options or discuss how we can assist you, please call or text us at 813-946-9762. We’re here to support you on your journey to recovery.
My analogy would be … Think of a pre opioid brain as a parking lot with 20 with 15 spaces with cars parked in them You take the opioid and it fills up the balance of the spaces or receptors in this case would be five As you continue taking the medications or opiates your brain in creating more parking spaces that would need to get filled before you experience pain relief thereby increasing your intake which in turn increases more and more spaces so that when you are out of drugs or pills you are in withdrawal because naturally your brain stops producing endorphins as it normally would when you are providing synthetic options. So it makes sense that in order to restore the balance you must park a car in all the available parking spots or receptors and prevent the creation synthetically of new empty spaces.
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I’m 7 months post procedure after being on opioids for 15 years to treat RA. I’ve never felt better and I’ve also stopped taking all prescription medications. The cleansing of my body from all the chemicals has made me a new person. Thank you to everyone at ANR
Are u being truthful? U weren’t paid to give this comment?
@@tristanatkinson970 no I actually paid every cent it took to do the procedure. And all though it took everything we had, it was the best $20k I’ve ever spent. Beware of pharmaceutical trolls everyone!! They hate ANR because it hurts business
Brother is this for real? I am willing to spend what I have on this instead of buying a car because if this works it will pay for itself within a few months. Thanks in advance
14 Years in Suboxone, I have never used again Heroin or any other ilegal drugs, I need this so bad, unfortunately. I Can not afford it, unless an angel comes and help me. I am from Puerto Rico, 2 Daughters, Suboxone took me out of Heroin, but now i am stuck to it for life.i have lost more in health with the suboxone than i have gained.I am playing the lottery to see if i win a small price to pay for this treatment, i have tried everything to get out and i have not been able to.
@@tristanatkinson970 lmao
Dr Waismann and his ANR Team are incredible human beings! They went above and beyond to provide personalized and exceptional care for my son (&me) ANR is revolutionary and is addressing the real pandemic crisis - Opioids in America. Highly recommend the treatment!
Did you get sick during that week recovery process? Also- what were you taking if you don’t mind me asking. I’m taking methadone. I’m trying to get a consult with these guys
Thank you ANR, 7 months opioid-free.
Did you get sick during the recovery process? Or did the nalaxone make you sick after?
Baruch Hashem for the work this doctor is doing.
Is there a way to do a payment plan or to finance the procedure or is it cash only? I need this desperately and am ready!
I wish it wasn’t so expensive 😭 I would love to have this done.
How much is it?
@@xBrittanyRx 20k
Yep, the poor people get the prescription lobotomy
I go tomorrow morning very Excited and nervous
You gonna do great! Just eat well and move, optimize yourself few days after treatment and you will feel fantastic
So how was it Rocco? Is it really $20,000 well spent? If so, I think more would consider it. Without knowing more than they tell you it's hard to grasp them fixing a lifetime of damage in mere hours. Please update us Rocco and stay strong.. the worst days sober are better than the best days high
@@DuckDeez. yes, i just had mine on May 6. i feel a little weak, but awesome. freeeee!!!! at last!!!!
@@DuckDeez. 3 months clean of opioids no cravings . The first 3 weeks I was weak but I was taking alot it was a slow start I was weak but no cravings . Lifechanging worth every penny .
I am glad to hear you went to ANR. I am 2 1/2 years clean since I went there for Treatment. I hope you are doing well.
The saddest and most traumatic thing is that you basically have to be rich to get this kind of help. I've been praying, searching and hoping for a way out for years but the withdrawals are so bad, I can't even function. So I'm in a prison of having to take methadone OR ELSE.
There is literally NO ONE to help me. That's a horrible feeling to live with and know that you're stuck in this prison and, because of that, your life just WON'T ever get better and you have to accept the fact that your life is a living hell and you are doomed to stay in this nightmare forever. I can't barely afford food or gas in the car. What hope does someone like me have? All I want is to get this crap out of me but the withdrawals have me curled up like a ball in horrific pain, crying, sweating, shaking.. Who can go to their job this way? You can't. So you're FORCED to stay on the opiates. Either way, it's a miserable existence and there's no way out. Unless I can happen to magically come across twenty thousand dollars!!
In reality, we all know that even if this kind of treatment works, there is no possible way it costs them twenty thousand bucks to do it.
Life in misery ☹️
I agree with everything you've said. I'm on methadone 7 years and I wish I could afford this but it seems like it's only for the wealthy and if they were such good people and good hearted you would think they'd make it more affordable, especially with all the overdoses in the world!😢
20,000 ain’t nothing to get your life back, and I’m not rich either.
Agreed $20,000.00 USD is spent three times over on drugs in the totality of a year. However it should be more affordable for everyone as most addicts are dirt poor (like me) or there should be some sort of state funding for this treatment but with the amount of money the states make on serving up methadone as their 'cure' it will never happen. Methadone will elslave someone to the point they can not move cities from fear of being sick and not accepted into a new clinic for whatever reason. Plus methadone is 1000x harder to get off of than the initial addiction!
Get a medical loan
Is it just me??? It seems the replies I am seeing from ANR are the comments that are easy to answer and that makes the process wonderful. My question still, is, the cost and why everyone with opiate addiction cannot receive this treatment. Do they really have the means to help everyone with opiate dependancy?? And if so, why only the ones that can trade the $$ amount of their addiction for ANR? A $1000 a day opiate habit is crazy. In the deepest part of my addiction I did $50 a day. I can't even Imagine having a $1000 a day habit. Most addicts don't have that luxury. Most are begging for a bump to get them thru the day. Idk, maybe it's not making sense to me bc I had only a $50 a day habit. That was so I could work to maintain that habit that I acquired after being cut off of prescriptions for fibromyalgia pain. Smh
Some are buying expensive pills while you were likely buying the street version that’s much cheaper. Plus if they are “regulating the brain” I’m not sure how? They aren’t saying how that I’ve seen. I have a theory, but if they aren’t saying, I’m not. 😆 I wish it were factual and he sounds amazing, but I’m not convinced yet. Seems like Rapid detox with a new name? But I hope for the sake of anyone able to get this treatment that I’m very wrong.
Feb 24th was 2 years for me. After being on pain pills for 5 years and Suboxone for 9 years, ANR saved my life. BUT rather than trying to find your answer on you tube asking questions online, CALL THEM. They are awesome people and they will answer any question you have.
@@free2beemee I had some colon issues for a couple days but that is nothing new for me with ulcerative colitis. BUT what I can say with out a doubt is that it works and I can 100% tell you there were zero cravings and zero withdrawals. I went through a rapid detox about 10 years ago up in Detroit and it was nothing like that. Coming off Suboxone is very tough and there was NO way I could have did it without this treatment, I have tried many many times. But when I was there I was under for almost 7 hours. Now I felt like I was ran over by a truck a couple times after they woke me up BUT that was the first time in 11 or 12 years I did not think about a pill as soon as I woke up. Now I had no energy for a few weeks and had some restless legs for awhile but like I said, 2 1/2 years and feeling awesome. Maybe a little heavier than I would like LOL but no pills what so ever. I understand your skepticism because I also was skeptical, but do your research and most of all call and ask questions. They are great people. I even went so far as to have my Suboxone Dr call them and ask questions because it was new to her as well. So just please call or heck you can even call me and I can answer questions about the procedure itself for sure. Take that step, I promise you will not regret it.
@@deerhntr1967 you had issues after the ANR procedure? I am thinking of it Steve but for that price I want it to work for sure. I want to be able to have that feeling of normalcy you can aquire after quitting opiates for about 3 months if you can make it that long. I quit once for 2 months but I quit before I got back that normal feeling. My friend said if I would have held out another month I would have felt that feeling I miss so much again. Thanks in
Advance
@@nofd1977 ok. I have Ulcerative Colitis. So I had some colon issues. Then besides that it was just low energy levels. Absolutely zero withdraws after. You do not have to worry about withdrawals before or during. Before you can take your opioids because you do not have to be in withdrawals like some places say. Then you will not remember a thing because you are out during the entire procedure. Trust me I have tried to quite many times from being on Suboxone for years and years and I have been completely clean ever since the procedure. I can 100% tell you it is amazing and I highly recommend. I was u see for a long time while they cleaned all my receptor’s of the Suboxone because it is apparently a little different than just opioids. NOW all of this being said you have to want to stop. Of course you can always find pills and take them so that is will power BUT it is not because of withdrawals I can say 100% because there will not be any. Please let me know if I can help in any way. I have had a few people call me with questions before the procedure and that is perfectly fine if you would like.
This place remade me..
17th of February. The date ANR saved my life. After six years of taking this crap its over!!!
@@cherish9879 Yes. try to lower your dosage as much as you can and follow their pre treatment instructions. After the treatment you will be very very tired for a few days - but with that try to move as much as possible! Eat good and move! And listen to them - they keep telling you that you are a patient, not an addict. This is just like any other medical treatment! I wish I knew about ANR years ago! Good luck.
@@ayakinor1605 You didn’t wake up sick? Do you vomit when in detox normally? 6 years of what? That’s actually seemingly a long time, but could have easily turned into 20 years, so congrats! I’m happy to see success for anyone. Don’t take it for granted! Live your life and DO NOT GO BACK EVER!! 🥰
@@free2beemee I had some GI problems after the treatment, nothing crazy. I percs, heroin, methadone, percs again... It's been a long ride
Thank you!
@@ayakinor1605 I’m on methadone and the GI problems are what I’m trying to get rid of. Did they go away eventually after the treatment?
Are you still sober today?
How do you get in touch with this doctor?
Wish I had $20,000 to come to your clinic and have your treatment 😪
Same here! It seems like this is only for the rich or people that come from a wealthy family, hit lottery or run into a big sum of money.
Please God help me find a way to get this treatment so I can live a life without methadone and travel with my son . I hate this I want to see the world have a great adventure with my son before my life is over .
I feel you dog. I'm on the suboxone rodeo.
Wish it wasnt so expensive. Some of us dont come from wealthy families, and havd children and live paycheck to paycheck and are stuck in this vicious opiate cycle of methadone,or Suboxone to function and work and support ourselves and our family. I pray God will give me a way to find the money to do this so i can get the treatment but until God blesses me with a way to pay 20k I'm stuck in opiate hell!😢
Or is there NO withdrawal unless they kept someone sedated for weeks.
What is the success rate and what is the relapse rate after treatment? Also after the 2-3 day treatment is there any physical withdrawal symptoms?
The patient is awakened after the procedure only when all withdrawal symptoms have subsided. Meaning there are no withdrawal symptoms present after the hospitalization. We have a 100% success rate of modulating the endorphin system, which is the root of opioid dependency, with less than 10% of patients going back to opioid use.
I’ll confirm that it was 100 percent successful for me and no withdrawals
@@anr-clinic may 6 2022. so far , so good
Zero withdrawals. Can confirm
2 1/2 years and no issues here. To be honest I felt like I was ran over by a truck for a couple days and low energy levels for a month or so BUT zero withdrawals and zero cravings. I was on opioids for 6 years (Oxy) and then Suboxone for 9 years. I went through the treatment like I said 2 1/2 years ago and I have my life back. Compared to the withdrawals we have all went through trying to get off ourselves, this was a cake walk. 150% recommend this for sure. Dr. Waismann and the staff were awesome. As far as relapse, it will NOT be because you were in withdrawals or craving it, because that does not happen. I am not a ANR employee, but I am happy to talk with you if you have any other questions. I am a 100% believer for sure. LOL.
I wish I went the ANR I’m 13days clean. It’s still fucking ruff
Congratulations on huge achievement, even if it still feels rough right now. Early recovery can be incredibly challenging, but every day you’re getting stronger. If you ever want to learn more about how ANR could help with the process, we’re here for you.
Stay strong, and remember, you’re not alone in this journey. If you need support, feel free to call or text us at 813-946-9762. Keep going-you’ve got this. 💙
Yes, how much is treatment? That should be one of the first things they should tell you. As with any treatment that could help the world is not affordable by most. A $1000 a day opiate habit is no different than a $50 a day habit. In the end, all you're trying to do is NOT go thru withdrawals, bottom line. That is everyone's goals. If we didn't have to go thru that then most people would just quit on their own. Life would be great right? So there's this miracle treatment but only the wealthy can obtain it? It makes me sad that not everyone can have this treatment like on a sliding scale. Just seems out of reach for people like me. All I want is to feel normal once again.
its the hospital bills that cost. and they wont take insurance. ANR clinic doesnt make much money on this. if the hospitals would at least take insurace for the stay, then the prie would be much more reasonable. but that's what happens when big pharma and methadone clinics run the programs...they want you lined up and paying out the ass for your whole life. tons of money in rehabs and treatment centers. its bullshit. there is a cure, and if it gets insurance covered, and then it becomes afforable...but then that would put them , the rehabs and sub/methadone clinics, all out of business.
I want to do it . I am sick of methadone . I want to travel with my son and I can't leave this area on methadone . Hopefully God willing he will provide a way for me so I can have a normal life and see the world with my son
@@giabella9344 where are from? if you can fly to Naples, Florida. they will give you methadone the same day. i suggest calling ANR CLinic, they are very helpful im on day 3, i feel tired but HAPPY AND FREE.
@@Mike_Spor I am afraid I won't have the money for the treatment . I hear it is around 20000
It’s $24500.00
Must be nice to have that kind of money to get better.
We understand how challenging it can feel when the cost of treatment is a barrier to recovery. It’s frustrating when it seems like financial resources dictate access to help. We want to make the ANR treatment more accessible, which is why we offer financing options to help spread the cost over manageable payments.
If you’d like to learn more about these options or discuss how we can assist you, please call or text us at 813-946-9762. We’re here to support you on your journey to recovery.
Once again, completely out of reach for the millions who need the treatment.
My analogy would be …
Think of a pre opioid brain as a parking lot with 20 with 15 spaces with cars parked in them
You take the opioid and it fills up the balance of the spaces or receptors in this case would be five
As you continue taking the medications or opiates your brain in creating more parking spaces that would need to get filled before you experience pain relief thereby increasing your intake which in turn increases more and more spaces so that when you are out of drugs or pills you are in withdrawal because naturally your brain stops producing endorphins as it normally would when you are providing synthetic options.
So it makes sense that in order to restore the balance you must park a car in all the available parking spots or receptors and prevent the creation synthetically of new empty spaces.
Will this treat alcoholism?