Peter Willis MB ChB BSc

As a physician and a recovering alcoholic, I am quite familiar with the nature and timetable of my withdrawal symptoms. My symptoms are consistent and predictable: I have all the well-known signs of withdrawal (shaking, sweating etc). In addition, I have no appetite for 5-6 days and, apart from occasional day-time naps, have trouble sleeping for 7 days. I also tend to suffer retching for 3 days and on days 3-4 I am very emotional. In addition I have suffered blackouts, memory loss and seizures.

To my absolute amazement 3 sessions in the satoriZRO VibrAcoustic chair™ on the day of arrival reduced my symptoms by half; I even managed 4 hours’ sleep that night. By day 3 I was eating three meals per day, sleeping 6 hours and barely shaking. This outcome would normally take 10 days of sobriety to achieve. I had to pinch myself to be sure that this was real. One of the therapists stated that on admission he thought I would need an ambulance. When he next saw me on day 4, he couldn’t believe I was the same man. This recovery was achieved with the satoriZRO VibrAcoustic chair plus Prescription Audio tapes, not with medications like Librium or Valium. I continue to use the satorispace chair twice daily.

I have been so impressed by the techniques used at Affinity Lodge that when John asked me to work with him on a full-time basis I readily accepted. I look forward to meeting you in the future and thank you for the benefits you have brought to me.

Yours sincerely,

Peter Willis MB ChB BSc

OCTOBER 25, 2011

RADICAL RECOVERY is a major breakthrough in treating addiction because it bridges the gap between the wisdom passed on to us by the original members of A.A., and the incredible and miraculous technologies of the Twenty-First Century. It provides us with the tools and resources we need to become "addiction survivors."

To build this bridge, Lazarus House has drawn on the talent, experience, and genius of people with the best expertise in the fields of music therapy, psychology, stress relief, motivation, and vibro acoustic therapy. (VAT)

Two treatment centers that are putting Radical Recovery to the test are G and G Holistic Addiction Treatment Center in North Miami Beach, FL,  and Affinity Lodge, in Great Britain. Almost every client has stated that it is the best, or one of the best forms of therapy they have ever experienced. (See attachment)

One of the healing benefits of Radical Recovery is that the integration of  sound, music, and vibro acoustic therapy relaxes and stabilizes the central nervous system. If you suffer from anxiety, sleep disorders, depression, chronic pain issues, obsessive compulsive disorders, or trauma associated with Post Traumatic Stress, such as: tragic accidents, rape,  abandonment, war, etc., you will need to be aware of the three major side effects you will experience with Radical Recovery.

It will relax your body.

It will quiet your mind.

It will calm your emotions.

Obviously, the benefits go far beyond helping you abstain from using pills, alcohol, or drugs.

In the book Alcoholics Anonymous, it states that in order for alcoholics to "recover" they must have vital spiritual experiences.  It goes on to describe these vital spiritual experiences as:

"Huge emotional displacements and rearrangements." (A.A. Page 27)

With Radical Recovery, these "huge emotional displacements and rearrangements" normally take place within the first 10 minutes of each session.

If you feel anxious, angry, depressed, stressed out, or experiencing cravings for alcohol or drugs, Radical Recovery quickly transforms your state of dis-ease into a state of ease.

Namaste, (The light in me honors the light in you)                                                                                   Jack                                                                                                                          jack@thelazarushouse.net

My name is Peter Willis. I am 59-year-old physician and an alcoholic. Several years ago I was fortunate to meet John Gillen at a rehabilitation center in Scotland. As my addiction counselor, he helped me enormously, and we became firm friends. Unfortunately I became involved with a new business and lost contact with John. Overwhelmed by the stress of the business, I relapsed. I tried desperately to get myself sober but failed.

Finally, I apologetically contacted John, and as always, he welcomed me with open arms. He introduced me to Affinity Lodge and I was immediately impressed by the advanced methods being used for stress reduction in general and addiction in particular.

I have to emphasize that I was in very poor shape, having been drinking heavily for 9 months.