Dr.Michael O.Smith shares his thoughts on World Health Organisation Traditional Medicine Strategy 2014-2023 Dr.Michael O.Smith WHO document on Traditional Medicines gives a lot of encouragement to NADA. No one quotes such an WHO document here (US), but for much of the world this is a very real document. I remember a previous version from the UN---Bannerman wrote me that ‘alternate’ medicine would be necessary to help most people, if not “the west”. He was impressed by our use of acupuncture, and put me in touch with Dr. Lando , a retiring WHO senior executive from Nigeria. Lando told me that the Chinese were good at providing acupuncture treatment in Africa, but lousy at teaching the locals. Lando called and wrote me and asked me if I knew of acupuncturists who were good at communicating with ‘non-white’ people. I wrote that those were the only kind of staff I had at Lincoln . In the 80’s we were visited by a WHO staffer, Inayat Khan, who was officially observing a n
In 1999, NADA started working in India under the supervision and international leadership of Dr. Michael O. Smith Today that vision has grown and under Suneel Vatsyayan the co- founder of Nada India. Nada in South and South East Asia acts as an initiator, facilitator and supporter for community initiatives working towards barrier free treatment & rehabilitation services for addiction and trauma by using ear acupuncture (NADA Treatment protocol) as an adjunct treatment .