A Medical Way Out of Opioid Dependency
ANR: End Opioid Dependency With a One-Time Medical Treatment Without Suffering Through Withdrawal
A one-time, hospital-based medical procedure that targets the neurological root of opioid dependency, which eliminates withdrawal and cravings.
- Financing options available.
- 25,000+ patients treated worldwide
- 100% confidential. No obligation to start treatment.
⭐ 25,000+ Patients Treated
See Life Changing Results
Dr. Waismann: "Opioid dependent patients move toward drug-free living they never thought possible."
The Silent Battle of Opioid Dependency
Opioid dependency isn’t a weakness, it’s a neurological condition that hijacks your brain and holds your life hostage. We see you and we understand your struggle.
The Cycle of Dependence
You stop using. The withdrawals start. The pain drives you back to using to feel normal again. The cycle continues and escape feels impossible.
When Traditional Treatment Falls Short
You tried detox or rehab, but ended up in the same spot. Studies show that relapse rates after traditional treatment can be as high as 85%. It can feel frustrating and disheartening.
The Weight of Stigma
You keep your struggle private. The stigma and misunderstanding surrounding opioid dependence can leave you feeling isolated and defeated.
What You’ll Actually Feel During ANR
We know the number one reason patients delay treatment isn’t pride or denial, it’s fear – the fear of withdrawal.
- You are fully sedated. You do not feel the withdrawal.
- Withdrawal is induced, controlled, and medically managed while you’re asleep.
- You’re monitored in a hospital ICU by a dedicated anesthesia and critical care team, ensuring the highest level of safety throughout the procedure.
- You wake up without the harsh opioid withdrawal experience people expect - no crisis, no chaos.
- Patients are able to eat, shower, and are typically discharged within hours.
This is not rapid detox. It is regulated anesthesia with neurological correction, performed by board-certified physicians.
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Step 1: Treatment Begins
We prepare you before hospitalization, stabilize your dosage, and make sure your body is fully prepared so you feel safe and know exactly what to expect.
Step 2: Hospitalization & Procedure
You’re admitted, medically evaluated, and gently sedated while our team induces withdrawal and restores your endorphin balance. The procedure takes about 4–6 hours.
Step 3: Waking Drug-Free Without Cravings
You wake without cravings or withdrawal. After overnight monitoring, patients are discharged and receive simple guidance to support healthy endorphin function.
Meet patients who chose ANR, and reclaimed their lives
More than 25,000 ANR patients treated worldwide.
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A World Leading Medical Team Dedicated to Opioid Dependency For 30+ Years
True healing begins when someone finally understands what you’re facing, not when they try to manage symptoms with guesswork.
For more than 30 years, our medical team has specialized solely in opioid dependency and the neurological damage it causes. This isn’t general addiction care. This is a precise and evidence-based procedure.
Every patient is treated with compassion, privacy, and world-class expertise.
Over 25,000 ANR procedures completed worldwide
One-time procedure performed in a fully accredited hospital
Specialized Medical Team Who Focus Only on Opioid Dependency
Support That Doesn’t End After the Procedure
Opioid Dependency isn’t a Weakness. It’s a Neurological Condition, and the ANR Procedure is Designed to Treat it.
Dependency happens when long-term opioid use rewires the brain, distorting the natural balance between endorphins and receptors. The result is a cycle that feels impossible to escape, no matter how strong you are.
If you’ve tried quitting and ended up right back where you started, it’s not because you failed. Willpower alone can’t fix a neurological imbalance, but medical intervention can.
ANR is designed to medically address this imbalance under controlled sedation. Instead of battling withdrawal for weeks or relying on replacement drugs for years, ANR works on the root cause: the damaged endorphin–receptor system driving cravings and relapse.
Is ANR right for you?
- You rely on opioids just to feel “normal”.
- You have tried to quit on your own and could not tolerate the withdrawal.
- You have tried rehab, rapid detox, or substitution therapy with no long-term success.
- You are ready to seek medical help but need a clear, science-based plan.
ANR vs. Traditional Methods: Why Is ANR Superior to Rapid Detox and Rehab?
- Treats the root cause of dependency (the damaged endorphin–receptor system).
- Performed only in a hospital ICU with full monitoring.
- Performed by board-certified anesthesiologists & critical care physicians.
- Fully sedated. You do NOT feel withdrawal.
- Significantly lower relapse risk by addressing the biological source of dependency (treats the source)
- No use of replacement drugs (no Suboxone, no Methadone).
- Outcome: Wake up drug-free and comfortable, with discharge typically within 24 hours.
Traditional Detox, Rehab & Rapid Detox
- Does NOT treat the root cause of dependency (focuses on withdrawals/behavior only).
- not performed in an ICU; rehab and detox environments frequently lack real-time monitoring, critical-care resources, and specialist support.
- You still feel withdrawal. Sedation isn’t individualized; withdrawals is felt and often severe.
- High relapse rates are commonly reported in traditional rehab and detox settings
- Often relies on replacement drugs in rehab programs (Suboxone/Methadone).
- Outcome: Short-term relief at best, persistent PAWS, cravings often return, and the cycle of dependency continues.
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No Insurance Required. We’ll Explain All Costs Upfront.
Our team will explain all costs and available payment options before your consultation, so you can make an informed decision with full transparency.
You’re Not The Only One Who Thought Nothing Would Work.
Frequently asked questions about ANR
Q: Will I feel withdrawal during the ANR procedure❓
Q: How long does the whole process take ❓
A: The procedure itself usually lasts around 4–6 hours, followed by monitoring. Many patients are discharged within 24 hours, provided their condition is stable and the medical team is satisfied with their progress.
Q: Is ANR safe❓
Yes. ANR is a hospital-based medical procedure performed by a board-certified anesthesiologist together with a full ICU team, providing an added layer of safety and medical oversight. Throughout the procedure, your vital signs and opioid receptors are continuously monitored and precisely adjusted to maintain stability and ensure a controlled, safe experience.
Q: What if I am currently on methadone, Suboxone, or other medications❓
Q: Can ANR guarantee I will never use opioids again❓
No medical treatment can guarantee what someone will or will not do in the future. That said, ANR has demonstrated exceptional results: 91% of our patients reported they never returned to opioid use after their treatment. ANR targets the neurological imbalance that drives cravings and dependence, giving patients a real opportunity to live opioid-free without ongoing withdrawal or persistent urges.
We’re Here to Help.
Call our medical team anytime to get clear answers about the procedure, safety, costs, and whether ANR is right for your situation, even if you’re not ready to make a decision yet.
- 100% Confidential
- Your medical information and personal story stay private. Always.
- No obligation to proceed
- Ask questions, get guidance, and understand your options without feeling pushed.
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