Addixion: A Revolutionary New Cure for All Addictions

The author of "ADDIXION" was already a world-famous international journalist who had written extensively on the criminal, political and social aspects of drug addictions, when his wife asked him to write a complementary book from his experiences to be used in conjunction with her unique four-to-ten days detoxification cure. She declared "NET is a 100 per cent cure for detoxification; but a 50 per cent cure for addictions". The condition of addiction is unique in that it is one of the few, if not the only, condition, in which two processes of healing are intimately intertwined. The author argues that the tragedy of the complex drug addiction problem is that it is now the victim of the "hot potato syndrome" where presidents, governments, armies, police, doctors, criminals, pharmaceutical corporations, and major banks, while aware of the major importance of the problem, are reluctant to tackle it because of the immensity of the social, financial, criminal and political implications, and each specialty involved passes on the problem to the other until the "hot potato cools" enough to ignore. It is the scale of demand of addictive substances from all sections of society in every nation which explains the reluctance of presidents and governments, the failures of doctors, the rivalries of law enforcement agencies, the cupidity of pharmaceutical companies and criminals - and the mind-staggering multi-billion pound profits. ADDIXION not only addresses this "insoluble" problem, it analyzes why all existing psychological and empirical attempts at rehabilitation are failures and how a combination of NET detoxification and rehabilitation outlined in the book can solve the "world's drug problem".