The NADA protocol was started by Dr. Michael Smith at the LINCOLN Medical and Mental Health Center in the Bronx, NY in the United States, in an effort to release drug addicts from prison, as long as they were not criminals.
The NADA protocol helps to relieve the withdrawal syndrome due to drug, cigarette and alcohol addiction. It is also a very good and effective way to detoxify the body in general, since it stimulates the vital organs (liver, lungs, kidneys).
Over the past twenty years, research has shown that it has provided significant relief to people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). One of the groups that participated were people who survived the attack on the twin towers in New York