You know, I was looking into the success rates.

So AA has a success rate.

It's between 5 and 10%.

Treatment in as a whole has a success rate about the same.

It's probably closer to five than 10,

but it's around in there somewhere.

And then they have this thing spontaneous remission.

And spontaneous remission, that's where, hey, somebody just decides they're going to stop doing something or they're going to get well and they get well without doing anything.

So I thought to myself, well, gee whiz, I can spend another 50,000 at treatment.

I can go to AA and spend a buck a day

and go through that process, or I can do nothing.

And my chances are statistically the same.

And I thought, okay, well, wait a second, let's look into this spontaneous remission because, you know, you look at people with stage

for cancer, you look at people that the doctor comes into the hospital and says, well, you get your

affairs in or whatever, you got three to six months to live, or you know, you've heard the story.

And then somehow these people go out and live another decade or two and have amazing lives and they

have this remission and I thought how can we not leave it up to spontaneity?

How can we help to create this remission process? Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check. Today's guest is the founder and

co-director of the sanctuary at Sedona Dean Tara Borrelli. Dean's pioneering work in developing the sanctuary's Integrative

Addictive Recovery Program has been used to help hundreds of clients to successfully treat addiction.

Dean is a member of the Senior Teaching Staff for the Four Winds Society

and author of Be Recovered, Transformational Healing through integrative, addictive recovery.

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