Advocacy for NADA Hungary

At the NADA Euro conference in Dublin we learned that non-medical NADA specialists in Hungary are at risk of losing the ability to provide ear acupuncture treatments based on a law being drafted by an association of medical professionals. Participants of the NADA Euro conference drafted and signed an open letter to the Hungarian government which was published online on Oct 1 in one of the main Hungarian newspapers. Look for an update on the effect of this letter in the November issue of Guidepoints. Click on title to read more...

Read the entire letter (in English and Hungarian) as it appears in the Hungarian newspaper, OTS Üzleti Sajtószolgálat: http://ots.mti.hu/hirek/70794/open_letter_to_the_hungarian_government_from_international_representatives_of_the_national_acupuncture_detoxification_association_international-nada_gathered_for_a_convention_on_september_23_and_24_2011_in_dublin_ireland

In this photo: founder of NADA Hungary, Dr. Ajandok Eory (center left) with NADA founder Michael O. Smith (center). Other people in photo are members of Dr. Eory's family. Second from right is Erika Viktoria Barna, the top Hungarian graphologist with whom Dr. Eory conducted research on the effect of NADA treatments on individuals' handwriting. Their powerpoint presentation will be available on the NADA International page of this website soon. More pictures from the NADA Euro conference in Dublin on NADA's facebook page.