Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Absolutely. I was cured of my milk allergy. My daughter was cured from asthma. It is absolutely amazing. I go to a guy in Charlotte North Carolina. I think it is important to find someone experienced and good! It's not far from a miracle. I don't see why more people don't know about it. My daughter is currently developing an allergy to our new house, so what I have to do is get a paper towel and let it sit in a pan of distilled or reverse osmosis water (1 inch deep). Then I take the paper towel out after 3 days and put it in an empty baby jar (has to be glass). This collects toxins from the air. I take that to my NAET guy and my daughter gets treated. She has to then stay out of that environment for 25 hours, and after 25 hours she should be able to tolerate the toxins or respond to them the way a normal body should (detoxify). NAET reprograms using the body's energy meridians to handle toxins better. SEriously, do you guys want your kids to be on such a restricted diet for the rest of their lives because they can't handle it. THey CAN handle it through NAET. NAET also has treatments for body's reaction to mercury, viruses and candida of all things! Our children are hypersensitive plan and simple. NAET is the only thing I know of that truly cures the body from reacting. I'm tired of depriving my child. I don't like milk anyway, because I don't think it is very healthy so I don't drink glasses of it, but if I want a frappacino from Starbux I can now have one. We gotta think about this longterm....are our kids going to be able to or WANT to eat like this forever?? NAET will help them. THe parent plays a crucial role in the success. You have to be the investigator to find out things sometimes. Again, we can remove foods all we want but longterm it is not a fun route. Also, it is pretty much impossible to prevent toxins from entering the nose through inhaling, so I don't know how we can help our kids completely ..without NAET. It is amazing. Maybe it didn't work for everyone, but I think it is all in how determined the individual is to find out what is causing the problem by paying attention to reactions and what caused them as you go through your daily routines. I figured out my daughter had problems with ragweed, because I kept her indoors for a few days straight and she got better. Then when she went outside she got chest infections that led to breathing treatments through a nebulizer. I knew what road we were headed down and I was scared! NAET calms the system and it some of the logic behind it has been used by the Chinese for ages. Again, it is amazing. This is one way we can heal our kids and give them a somewhat normal life. I didn't want my daughter to not be able to eat at a birthday party...so I gave it a try. I'm just a normal mom from SC who wants the best for their child. I have no financial benefit. The doc I see is Dr. Prince from NAET of Carolina in Charlotte NC. I chose him because he is a board of director as well as a regional instructor for NAET. He is 76 years old and has been practicing for 20 years. He did tell me that he had gotten a boy recovered to the point of him going to a regular school as it relates to autism. It's worth trying guys. I'll keep you posted on my daughter's success with her allergy to our house! P.S. You usually don't have to bring anything with you, but since my daughter's allergy is specific to something in our house, I have to collect the data. They have all of the other things, like milk, etc. They have tons of things!! It involves no needles, no medicine, etc. Just a simple accupressure massage of the spine while holding a vile of something you are allergic to. My husband was such a skeptic, but even he couldn't believe it. They use Muscle response testing to test your allergy to something. There are ten basic treatments that you go through before you treat specific things unless you have an emergency to deal with like I did with Chloe's Ragweed reaction. The ten basic treatments are for all of the essential things (vitamins, etc) that your body needs for a healthy immune system. Yes you can be ALLERGIC TO VITAMINS and YES you can be allergic to your own self. It's quite crazy how allergies are, but after understanding this, I knew that without NAET I was going to have to live a life of deprivation. I noticed when my daughter was dealing with her RAGWEED allergy she was wild. As soon as she got treated, she calmed down. That's when I realized how her little body was responding to allergies! REalize that if you are allergic to vitamins that it doesn't matter how much you pump in, you are not going to absorb them, and it is only going to make you worse in some cases! I have so much to say because I have learned so much. They can treat you for a vaccine before you get vaccinated so you odn't have a reaction to anything. I chose not to vaccinate anyway, so I didn't do this, but even if you have already vaccinated they have a whole protocol for treating those who are already vaccinated. The best thing to do is to go to www.NAET.com and buy a few books, and yes they have one on autism. I liked the food allergies one as well. I couldn't believe the things people were allergic to. I mean who would think that someone could be allergic to their own stomach acid. Okay, I'll get off my soapbox but I am continuing NAET, and I promise to be honest about everything. I only pay 45 dollars per visit which I think is unbelievable, so try not to get ripped off out there. I promise if you buy one of these books and educate yourself on how NAET works, you will thank God you found out about it. Again, find someone experienced, but my doc is a miracle maker for myself and my daughter! It's safe for infants a day old also. My daughter needed two treatments for the ragweed but so far I have only needed one treatment per allergy. They did a calcium mix because I was allergic as well as my daughter, and the calcium includes anything with calcium in it (including milk). If you ahve a severe milk allergy, then they will test you on the subcomponents of milk to be sure that you are able to eat/drink. Okay well guys please check it out for the sake of your child. As an adult, it has not been fun saying no to everything that I wanted to eat, and I was thinking last night. One day ...these SCD kids are not going to want to eat like this. Maybe I am wrong but it makes you feel like you are different. For me I say healthy habits (organic, no milk ,etc is a great way to live your life) and teach this to your kids. But at the same time, when my child is at a party whether it be a birthday party or a Christmas one, I don't want them sitting in the corner eating their broccoli, and that is why I searched until I found NAET. Best of luck guys. I am rambling I know, but I just couldn't stop!! If we don't teach the body how to handle toxins, then we will have a losing battle because our allergic children are allergic to far more than we know. NAET calms the body down as it teaches it by reprogramming, and then the body is able to cope with the normal functions that it previously could not. PLEASE GIVE MORE FEEDBACK IF ANYONE HAS ANY...MINE IS ALL POSITIVE!! Love Sonja > > I was reading a blog about a child that has recovered and they recently > used this treatment and it was successful in treating his food > allergies so that he could go back to eating a normal diet. > > http://www.naet.com > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your thoughts? There happen to > be several doctors in our area that came up on the list, and I > contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so we are going to go > in and learn a little more about it. It would be a miracle if there was > a treatment that could actually cure allergies, seems way to good to be > true. > > Thanks for any input that you might have. > Lynn > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Yes, it is very helpful in treating food/supplement intolerances. We see Dr. Harry Hong who incorporates NAET with Bioset and Chinese Medicine- EXCELLENT Naturopath-he has cured his own son-the guy has performed miracles for our ds and his allergies/intolerances to most supplements. www.harryhong.com HTH Kersten --- Lynn wrote: > I was reading a blog about a child that has > recovered and they recently > used this treatment and it was successful in > treating his food > allergies so that he could go back to eating a > normal diet. > > http://www.naet.com > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your > thoughts? There happen to > be several doctors in our area that came up on the > list, and I > contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so > we are going to go > in and learn a little more about it. It would be a > miracle if there was > a treatment that could actually cure allergies, > seems way to good to be > true. > > Thanks for any input that you might have. > Lynn > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Thanks for the quick response Kersten, do you seem to get results pretty quickly? Do you think it helps so the kids can go to a totally normal diet eventually? I am so glad to hear that it's working for your DS. > > > I was reading a blog about a child that has > > recovered and they recently > > used this treatment and it was successful in > > treating his food > > allergies so that he could go back to eating a > > normal diet. > > > > http://www.naet.com > > > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your > > thoughts? There happen to > > be several doctors in our area that came up on the > > list, and I > > contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so > > we are going to go > > in and learn a little more about it. It would be a > > miracle if there was > > a treatment that could actually cure allergies, > > seems way to good to be > > true. > > > > Thanks for any input that you might have. > > Lynn > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 I am a beliver if you dont have to work your butt off it won't work. Nothing is easy and nothing is ever free. I wish for you that this could happen and I pray that it will happen God bless you and be with you. -------------- Original message -------------- I was reading a blog about a child that has recovered and they recently used this treatment and it was successful in treating his food allergies so that he could go back to eating a normal diet.http://www.naet.comHave any of you heard of this? What are your thoughts? There happen to be several doctors in our area that came up on the list, and I contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so we are going to go in and learn a little more about it. It would be a miracle if there was a treatment that could actually cure allergies, seems way to good to be true. Thanks for any input that you might have.Lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Hi Lynn- NAET is 'our miracle' to say the least! I am currently taking my daughter for both naturopathic and NAET treatment. She is not on the spectrum, but there is speculation that if she had been exposed to more shots, etc. as a young child that she might be. (I occasionally toy with the idea of having the genetic testing done to find out.) We recently realized the link between a round of 3 Hepatitis shots at the age of 12 and the mysterious 5-year down-hill spiral with her health. I posted 'our story' here: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/mb12 valtrex/message/25432 Since starting NAET treatments, her health has improved greatly. Two years ago, she was kicked out of her regular high school because of her medical absences. She's now attending a magnet high school at the community college, taking all college classes. While last year getting allergy shots caused a big turn around for her, she still missed 3 or 4 days each semester. This past semester after starting NAET, she's only missed one day and only because she was 'kinda tired' and 'didn't feel like going to school for just one class' since her other class had been cancelled. (I'll let her have that! ) The low point for her was the onset of fainting/seizure episodes. The neurologist wanted to medicate her immediately. I was less gung-ho than he was about my daughter being put on a psychoactive drug and decided that I wanted some answers first. We fortunately had recently run into an old acquaintance who shared her own naturopathic/NAET miracle with us. After years of debilitating illness and many doctors, she was finally diagnosed with MS. Through the naturopath we are currently seeing, it was discovered that she did was infected with a blood parasite. The parasite was eradicated and she is now completely healthy again- no MS! Through NAET we discovered many, many 'hidden' allergies that have been undermining my daughter's health. Every allergen tested to date has shown as affecting her brain, hence the episodes. Removing the offending foods of course has been very helpful. She started with a very restricted diet, but working through all the basic allergens ( vitamins, minerals, milk, eggs, grains, etc.) has increased her diet steadily and made things easier to deal with. There are more complex foods that is still avoiding until she reaches the point in the treatment plan where she can be treated for them, including wheat and gluten. When she was treated for grains, we mistakenly undertood wheat to be included so she began to eating it again. Within 8 hours, she was experiencing mild tremors/seizures. She then stopped eating wheat and has had no more episodes. This proved the naturopath's diagnosis of wheat/gluten allergies was correct and shows me we are headed in the right direction. Our traditional allergist never even suggested testing for any food allergies beyond the most common: soy and peanuts, both of which she is slightly allergic to. There are three NAET books that would be helpful to you: " NAET: Say Good-bye to Your Allergies " " NAET: Say Good-bye to Allergy-Related Autism " " NAET: Say Good-bye to Children's Allergies " We are amazed with the results we have seen so far. It is a process that takes time, but I know it won't be long now before my daughter will be allergy-free and completely healthy again. (And icing on the cake to me: pharmaceuticals-free!) Let us know how NAET works out for you... *PS: NAET may be covered on your health plan, either under Naturopath or Allergies. It's worth a shot! > > I was reading a blog about a child that has recovered and they recently > used this treatment and it was successful in treating his food > allergies so that he could go back to eating a normal diet. > > http://www.naet.com > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your thoughts? There happen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Who said it was easy, and who said it was free? Not I-again, we are treated through Dr. Harry Hong-who is not free but every cent of his billing is worth it. And....like the RDI we do, many hours of treatments are gone into restoring his health. Just my humble opinion, Kersten --- AngelinaKennedy@... wrote: > I am a beliver if you dont have to work your butt > off it won't work. Nothing is easy and nothing is > ever free. I wish for you that this could happen > and I pray that it will happen God bless you and be > with you. > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > I was reading a blog about a child that has > recovered and they recently > used this treatment and it was successful in > treating his food > allergies so that he could go back to eating a > normal diet. > > http://www.naet.com > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your > thoughts? There happen to > be several doctors in our area that came up on the > list, and I > contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so > we are going to go > in and learn a little more about it. It would be a > miracle if there was > a treatment that could actually cure allergies, > seems way to good to be > true. > > Thanks for any input that you might have. > Lynn > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Yup, been doing it for 3 months. Allergies are eliminated and my 6 year old loves going back. He says things like "mom, let's go back to the doctor. I feel better there"Lynn wrote: I was reading a blog about a child that has recovered and they recently used this treatment and it was successful in treating his food allergies so that he could go back to eating a normal diet.http://www.naet.comHave any of you heard of this? What are your thoughts? There happen to be several doctors in our area that came up on the list, and I contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so we are going to go in and learn a little more about it. It would be a miracle if there was a treatment that could actually cure allergies, seems way to good to be true. Thanks for any input that you might have.Lynn Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 read the book... Re: Anyone familiar with NAET? Yup, been doing it for 3 months. Allergies are eliminated and my 6 year old loves going back. He says things like "mom, let's go back to the doctor. I feel better there" Lynn <lkmcrsbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: I was reading a blog about a child that has recovered and they recently used this treatment and it was successful in treating his food allergies so that he could go back to eating a normal diet. http://www.naet.com Have any of you heard of this? What are your thoughts? There happen to be several doctors in our area that came up on the list, and I contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so we are going to go in and learn a little more about it. It would be a miracle if there was a treatment that could actually cure allergies, seems way to good to be true. Thanks for any input that you might have. Lynn Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. More new features than ever. Check out the new AOL Mail! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Interesting book. Passed it on to a few others who are deciding which route to take. Does anyone know of an online chat group specifically for NAET Autism?personalcargo@... wrote: read the book... Re: Anyone familiar with NAET? Yup, been doing it for 3 months. Allergies are eliminated and my 6 year old loves going back. He says things like "mom, let's go back to the doctor. I feel better there"Lynn <lkmcrsbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: I was reading a blog about a child that has recovered and they recently used this treatment and it was successful in treating his food allergies so that he could go back to eating a normal diet.http://www.naet.comHave any of you heard of this? What are your thoughts? There happen to be several doctors in our area that came up on the list, and I contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so we are going to go in and learn a little more about it. It would be a miracle if there was a treatment that could actually cure allergies, seems way to good to be true. Thanks for any input that you might have.Lynn Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. More new features than ever. Check out the new AOL Mail! Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2008 Report Share Posted January 5, 2008 We did Bioset (similar to NAET) for a long time in hopes that it would help me and my son. It helped both of us only slightly, and then we got worse! I am not against it, and maybe it was the practitioner, but that was our experience. I have seen it help others though. Not sure what went wrong with us. Jenn Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2008 Report Share Posted January 5, 2008 Kersten, Glad to get a recommendation to Dr. Hong. It will be a 3 hr drive for us from Madison, WI, plus costs. Now, which kid shall I bring, the daughter with ADD & seizures or son with Aspergers ( & poor short-term memory, little sympathy, poor cognition)? I suspect both have food intolerances but have not been able to pin it down. (They must not be severe in any case.) I suppose I should read the book but it seems like hocus-pocus to me so it is hard to read. Anything, I should know as a first-time client to Dr. Hong? sally > > > I am a beliver if you dont have to work your butt > > off it won't work. Nothing is easy and nothing is > > ever free. I wish for you that this could happen > > and I pray that it will happen God bless you and be > > with you. > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > > > I was reading a blog about a child that has > > recovered and they recently > > used this treatment and it was successful in > > treating his food > > allergies so that he could go back to eating a > > normal diet. > > > > http://www.naet.com > > > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your > > thoughts? There happen to > > be several doctors in our area that came up on the > > list, and I > > contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so > > we are going to go > > in and learn a little more about it. It would be a > > miracle if there was > > a treatment that could actually cure allergies, > > seems way to good to be > > true. > > > > Thanks for any input that you might have. > > Lynn > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2008 Report Share Posted January 5, 2008 I'm surprised to see so many positive responses to NAET, so I'll voice in with my negative one. I believe that there is a subset of children that do suffer from allergies and relieving the allergies can make them better. However, my son did not fall into that subset. We were skeptical of NAET to begin with, as both my husband and I come from analytical backgrounds and I myself have a degree in molecular cell biology, so the idea of just holding a vial while massaging the back can clear someone of a particular allergy was pretty unbelievable for us. Here were our problems - In the test kit, each glass vial that contains a particular allergen was all clear, looked like water, with label maker labels or taped on labels. You would think that the professional kit would come with clearly etched on labels so the allergens don't get mixed up. Again, all the vials were clear - but NOT EVERY substance is clear. For example, the B vitamins vial was clear, but B vitamins should be either yellow/orange/red. What is the " essence " of the B vitamin they captured in that vial, so that while holding it and massaging the back can clear one of the allergy?? They also had vials for egg, milk, dust, etc. that should also have some color to the vial if the offending allergen was in the vial. As for the muscle testing, they require that you hold your thumb and pinky strongly together and while holding the vial, if the practitioner can open your fingers, that means you are allergic. If your fingers cannot be pulled open, that means you are not allergic. According to the physics principle of leverage, if one pulls higher up on the the fingertips, one can open the fingers no matter how strongly the other person is resisting. And to make it look as if the practitioner is pulling hard, but not opening the fingers, they merely have to be pulling lower on the fingers. We tried this with several friends and family and we were able to open their fingers when we wanted or let them feel like we were trying very hard to pull but were not able to. We saw a NAET practitioner who was highly recommended by another family with autistic children. Our practitioner had a protocol for autistic children, with a list of items, that need to cleared in sequence, for approximately 50 visits. After each visit, there are strict guidelines as to what to avoid for the following 24 hours. And if we violated the guidelines, we need to go back and re-clear that item before continuing. Also, only one item can be cleared a visit - hence leading to more fees and more visits, and more fees, etc. Perhaps we weren't seeing the right practitioner, or it was our skeptic attitude to begin with, but we stopped going after 5 visits. My son didn't show any improvement. What has helped him is digestive enzymes, supplements, and now oral chelation with DMSA/ALA. When chelation is done right, it will help heal the body and brain, and the allergies issues will resolve itself if the body is healthy and functioning properly. Just my two cents... I did a lot of research as well, and there are people who swear by it and people who have gone for 50+ sessions w/ minimal results. So do your own due diligence. > > We did Bioset (similar to NAET) for a long time in hopes that it would help me and my son. It helped both of us only slightly, and then we got worse! I am not against it, and maybe it was the practitioner, but that was our experience. I have seen it help others though. Not sure what went wrong with us. > > Jenn > > > ______________________________________________________________________ ______________ > Be a better friend, newshound, and > know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2008 Report Share Posted January 5, 2008 Yes I have used NAET to help with some allergies... The MOST impressive response was to the treatment for chicken & eggs. For years I would not go NEAR eggs let alone eat them. When I was 12 years old I was "EGGED"... some local boys decided to throw eggs at me one Halloween & they threw them HARD. It actually HURT! I started crying & shaking as soon as my doctor left the room. Not sure how MUCH this treatment helps as I was allergic to EVERYTHING except 2 of the items doc tested me for. I also took 2 or 3 trtments for me to clear!! I have heard that this is NOT the "norm" but that was my own experience. I had MUCH better results with homeopathy! I went from crying hysterically at each visit to becoming more composed & some of my anxiety lifted as well. I also had good results with "standard" acupuncture as long as I was seen every 3 weeks. Needless to say I need to add in BACK into my budget BUT I get SSI as my ONLY source of income PLUS I pay out of pocket for my Gluten Free Diet, my massage therapist who uses "Craniosacral Therapy" & also full body massage, I also see a EFT provider... www.lifescriptcounseling.com As you can imagine I pray that money will fall from the Heavens & land magically in my pockets... NO luck with that so far lol! I am getting these services for asthma, allergies, fibromyalgia, fatigue, post concussive syndrome/traumatic brain Injury, bladder issues, stomache & headaches, etc. Do not let what you cannot do, interfere with what you can do. - Wooden Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2008 Report Share Posted January 6, 2008 I completely agree with your thoughts. I would like to make a point about homeopathy though. Its a system of medicine which will be very powerful only if its the accurate or close to the accurate remedy. Traditional chinese medicine is the other modality that will look at the whole body and treat it rather than put band-aids on symptoms. Unfortunately, I believe there are only a few traditional chinese doctors left to practice it the way its supposed to be done. Its the same story with classical homeopaths, there are very few of them left. Gayatri > Again, we need to hand tailor our protocal's for our children-and trust our gut, and go with what works for our children. > > Neither positive, no negative-what worked for my child may not work for yours-and that is what I struggled with the most in the beginning of our journey. > > HTH > > K Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2008 Report Share Posted January 6, 2008 I am really glad that I started this thread, I appreciate all of the responses (both positive and negative) I'm glad that so many of you have experience with this already. We are going to go ahead and make an appointment, feel the guy out and see what we think. I will give an update after we see him. Thanks again to all of you, Lynn > > Again, we need to hand tailor our protocal's for our children- and > trust our gut, and go with what works for our children. > > > > Neither positive, no negative-what worked for my child may not > work for yours-and that is what I struggled with the most in the > beginning of our journey. > > > > HTH > > > > K > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2008 Report Share Posted January 6, 2008 lvtoeat2- Sorry to hear that NAET didn't work out for you. As much as I am for NAET (it's proving to be our miracle), I believe you are exactly right. Lots of things can affect whether NAET works for you or not. Of course, where you are health-wise to begin with, and not only NAET itself and how open you are to it and how willing you are to follow the protocols, but, no doubt, even the particular practitioner, as well. For us, everything fell into place. NAET was pretty much our last resort at regaining health without trading one problem for another. My daughter was faced with having to take anti-seizure medication which can come with many nasty side-effects and horrible withdrawal symptoms trying to get off of them later. Fortunately for us, the only practitioner anywhere near us not only has extensive training in NAET but also an extensive background in Naturopathic Medicine; she has an N.M.D. license. That combination seems to be a winner for us. As far as the test vials go, every vial our practitioner has is clearly marked and the contents are very visible. (There are hundreds; the room looks like an apothecary shop!) She welcomes us to bring in our own foods and other items for testing as well. When we do, she places a small amount of the substance into small jars instead of vials. We've been able to pin-point problem ingredients in foods and personal care products doing this. The muscle testing our practitioner uses does not involve holding your thumb and pinky together, but instead checks the strength of your extended arm which follows the principles of Applied Kinesiology. I was concerned about this procedure, but I've witnessed my daughter being tested on both a substance in question and an empty jar. She was not aware of what was happening. She had full arm strength on the empty jar but lost strength with the other jar, verifying an allergy to the substance we suspected as causing her migraine headaches. The practitioner had used the empty jar as a control in the testing to make sure my daughter's response was not being influenced by what she 'thought' was making her ill. All that and, of course, that my daughter takes the avoidance period very seriously are the key to her success. (In NAET, the avoidance period is actually 25 hours, not just 24.) My daughter has been able to clear each allergen in one visit so far. She is not letting anything get in the way of her getting better! I'm curious: have you checked your practitioner's credentials at NAET.com? I'm asking because there is an open letter posted to patients at NAET.com warning there are many 'fakes' out there, claiming to provide NAET treatments when their techniques are not NAET at all. So, your warning of doing 'your own due-diligence' is very valid! With NAET, just like any other new wave in alternative healthcare, there are a lot of unscrupulous people out there who are willing to prey on us just to get our money. > > I'm surprised to see so many positive responses to NAET, so I'll > voice in with my negative one. I believe that there is a subset of > children that do suffer from allergies and relieving the allergies > can make them better. However, my son did not fall into that > subset. We were skeptical of NAET to begin with, as both my husband > and I come from analytical backgrounds and I myself have a degree in > molecular cell biology, so the idea of just holding a vial while > massaging the back can clear someone of a particular allergy was > pretty unbelievable for us. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2008 Report Share Posted January 6, 2008 You are so right. I hate to be harsh, but it is the due diligence of the parent and the practictioner as with anything. That's why I said it was important to find someone valid and experienced. We were crawling slowly but surely towards asthma. I'm so glad to hear all that you said. The parent plays an important role in the NAET process. I knew something my daughter was inhaling was causing her constant sinus, ear and eventually chest infections. But for myself even if I get in my new house for long I get hyperactive, even though I don't get the sinus or chest infections. Whey I lay down to try to sleep it gets worse. I feel like I am on an IV of Starbucks. Through myself, I have had to figure out what is causing things, and I work with my doctor until we figure it out. Not once have we failed. Unfortunately, if you are a sensitive individual, then it may not just be one thing, and it is not always a straight forward process. I am confident if someone finds an experienced successful NAET doc, this can be the best thing that has ever happened to them. I only eat thing things that I am suppose to eat during that 25 hour avoidance period. It truly is a miracle, but like anything it takes some strong participation from the parent to identify the culprit. For me my mom's house is a safe haven. It rarely causes my daughter issues. Have you ever seen a kid get hyper after taking a medication? Well, you knew it was the medicine right, and even though they might not have gotten a rash or swelled up...wasn't it obvious that they're body was reacting to it? For some it could be chronic fatigue, etc. Reactions are not straight forward either. Don't ever give up on something until your child is well. Go find another doc whatever it takes. I am going Tuesday to get treated for my house. We spent 2 years building a house that I currently can't live in and neither can my daughter. I've been at my mom's living in bags driving back in forth. It's not fun but I am going to do whatever I can... I'll let ya know how our NAET treatment goes... God bless you all! Best of luck! Sonja > > > > I'm surprised to see so many positive responses to NAET, so I'll > > voice in with my negative one. I believe that there is a subset of > > children that do suffer from allergies and relieving the allergies > > can make them better. However, my son did not fall into that > > subset. We were skeptical of NAET to begin with, as both my husband > > and I come from analytical backgrounds and I myself have a degree in > > molecular cell biology, so the idea of just holding a vial while > > massaging the back can clear someone of a particular allergy was > > pretty unbelievable for us. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2008 Report Share Posted January 6, 2008 My son has had 24 visits so far and there haven't been any huge wows - - but lots of subtle improvements. For my son (SPD) it helped him to be more " together " . The biggest change is that he no longer leans into or grabs other kids. That alone is worth those 24 trips! The acupunturist was covered in my HMO plan -- so it only cost me $15/ visit. We have at least 20 sessions more to go -- peeling the layers. The virus and vaccine sessions were the biggest changes for him. One caution -- it is energy medicine, so I didn't give my son any supplements for the full 25 hours after a NAET clearing. > > > > I was reading a blog about a child that has recovered and they recently > > used this treatment and it was successful in treating his food > > allergies so that he could go back to eating a normal diet. > > > > http://www.naet.com > > > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your thoughts? There happen > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2008 Report Share Posted January 6, 2008 My practitioner would treat with several vials at a time -- if the items were related. For example when treating for mold he treated for several types of molds at the same time -- a general mold, an area specific mold and another one - sorry can't remember what that one was. > > > > > I am a beliver if you dont have to work your butt > > > off it won't work. Nothing is easy and nothing is > > > ever free. I wish for you that this could happen > > > and I pray that it will happen God bless you and be > > > with you. > > > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > > From: " Lynn " <lkmcr@> > > > I was reading a blog about a child that has > > > recovered and they recently > > > used this treatment and it was successful in > > > treating his food > > > allergies so that he could go back to eating a > > > normal diet. > > > > > > http://www.naet.com > > > > > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your > > > thoughts? There happen to > > > be several doctors in our area that came up on the > > > list, and I > > > contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so > > > we are going to go > > > in and learn a little more about it. It would be a > > > miracle if there was > > > a treatment that could actually cure allergies, > > > seems way to good to be > > > true. > > > > > > Thanks for any input that you might have. > > > Lynn > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. > > > > > --------------------------------- > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2008 Report Share Posted January 7, 2008 Can NAET work with Homeopathy or would it cause a problem with the remdies. Also I live in raleigh, NC cany anyone recommend someone for us. My son seems more ADHD now than ADHD with severe gut issues still, and some behaviors and eating habits are poor so I would appreciate any help to push us over the edge for the better. Selena > > > > > I am a beliver if you dont have to work your butt > > > off it won't work. Nothing is easy and nothing is > > > ever free. I wish for you that this could happen > > > and I pray that it will happen God bless you and be > > > with you. > > > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > > From: " Lynn " <lkmcr@> > > > I was reading a blog about a child that has > > > recovered and they recently > > > used this treatment and it was successful in > > > treating his food > > > allergies so that he could go back to eating a > > > normal diet. > > > > > > http://www.naet.com > > > > > > Have any of you heard of this? What are your > > > thoughts? There happen to > > > be several doctors in our area that came up on the > > > list, and I > > > contacted one, the first visit is free of charge so > > > we are going to go > > > in and learn a little more about it. It would be a > > > miracle if there was > > > a treatment that could actually cure allergies, > > > seems way to good to be > > > true. > > > > > > Thanks for any input that you might have. > > > Lynn > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. > > > > > --------------------------------- > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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