"NAET Treatment for Allergies"

Updated on May 21, 2008
J.H. asks from San Clemente, CA
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Has anyone used NAET treatment for allergies? If so, what was your experience with it?

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T.R.

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Have you tried to use chemical free products in your home. The chemicals that we have in a lot of the products have been linked to allergies and asthma along with a number of other things. If you would like to talk more about this please contact me.
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A.A.

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My husbands family has used NAET multiple times, so when my 2nd baby need help we took her. My daughter seemed to have colic-like symptoms from the day she was born. Even the nurses in the hospital were surprised the first night she was there. My MIL looked into my daughter getting this treatment and she started before she was even a month old. It turned out that she was allergic to many food items, including my breastmilk. So we did about 6-8 treatments to treat the major food groups and my breastmilk and she been a lot better since. It can be expensive, thats why we didn't finish out her treatment, but overall we are very pleased.

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A.W.

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hi, i was just wondering if you found out any more information about NAET. my 3yo daughter has a peanut allergy, and i'm reading the NAET book. did you ever try it? if so, how did it go? i noticed there weren't many responses to your request last time...

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R.S.

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Hi J.,

I have not used NAET, however, as I have worked with young children ranging in age from 8 months to 5 years, I have encountered a number of families who have had to deal with children suffering from allergies, anywhere from mildly allergic to serious, up to an including asthma. I have seen parents, along with their doctors, pound their children with medication - antihistamines, steroids, inhalers, nebulizers, the list goes on and on. I see improvement with the symptoms, but the underlying problem is not resolved - the body's inability to heal and the stimulation of the immune system. I have encountered families who sought alternatives for more long-term preventative options (such as chiropractic care/natural remedies) that had much more postive long-term results. If it were my child, I would try anything before I would drug my kid up or have tubes inserted into her ears. Working to strenghen the immune system through alternative methods and appropriate diet rather than treat the symptoms with medication makes so much more sense to me. Good Luck....

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