NAET

[Guest guest]

, I am in another group called ADHD-Drug Free. There was a big discussion

about this in the recent past I think over the summer months. Anyhow, you can go

to the groups home page and access their files and links without joining. I

believe there are a lot of files on naet their and you can also check out the

posts made on it. HTH, Jackie D.

smccarty123 <smccarty123@...> wrote:Has anyone ever heard of this or tried

it? www.naet.com I forgot to

mention this in my last post, but our DAN doc suggested it. She has an

appointment for her own ASD son to try this next week.

Take care,

and

[Guest guest]

there was a lot of discussion about NAET on another list i also belong to.

as with most everything else, for some children it was a big piece of the

puzzle for them, for other, only reports of minimal results. it depends on the

child. like some will respond wonderfully to the gf/cf diet and others, it

just doesnt seem to matter.

i would advise to research as much about it as possible (like books or the

net). i dont ever remember any parent stating it harmed their child.

vicki

[Guest guest]

If it is free, I would recommend it.

I saw it *work* for my children but, unfortunately,

it did not stick. I think their underlying conditions

were getting in the way.

>

> I was contacted today by a doctor in my area that is one of many

that are to begin clinical trials on children within the autism

spectrum. They are looking for children with food allergies with an

autisitic diagnosis. NAET is a non-invasive technique that is based

on energetic principles. It is a process of testing the change in

the energy state of the body when exposed to allergens.

> I have not committed to anything at this time, I was just curious

if anyone had any experience with this?

> Mindy

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I am not saying that NAET or Bioset cannot work (I know nothing of either,

btw).

Note that I've received one email in the past from someone who

said that NAET cured their ES, to the point where they could

use a computer 10+ hours a day without problems.

I've never tried NAET myself.

Marc

[Guest guest]

> I came across that post in the files section and recall that it was NMT they

> used which they say was derived from NAET.

That could be -- NMT is claimed by some to be better, faster, cheaper

than NAET.

Marc

[Guest guest]

> Fortunately, about this time in my life, I discovered NAET.

> http://www.naet.com

Thanks Bill. I've had another report from someone who eliminated

their ES with either NAET or NMT (which is another allergy

elimination technique). This has been on my " to-do " list for

a long time, but I've never been thrilled by the numerous

sessions that might be required. I guess I should finally

get around to trying this. (I know someone who is doing

this right now -- I should check in and see if she's getting

good results from the person she's seeing)

Marc

[Guest guest]

>

> I've just found someone local who does NAET, to " clear " allergies.

Does

> anyone have experience with this, good or bad? Please share!

>

> Terri

>

We did 14 NAET/BioSet treatments on our son (3 1/2 yr old) a little

over a year ago. It was the first thing biomedically we tried for

him. I was and still am skeptical about the whole procedure. BUT, my

son had a history of chronic ear infections, 5 ruptured eardrums, and

fluid behind his ears that would not go away. After his 4th allergy

treatment the fluid was gone in his ears and he has had only one ear

infection since. We did indeed see big changes in him all around after

the treatments were complete. He was calmer, happier, and healthier.

Something worked. It's not a cure-all by any means... but it was our

first " wow " in this long biomedical journey.

[Guest guest]

If you're thinking of doing NAET, do BIOSET instead. It's based on the exact

same concept, but about a hundred times faster and more effective. Kind of like

using a high-speed computer versus a manual typewriter.

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From: " Tina " <jtlgartrell@...>

>

> I've just found someone local who does NAET, to " clear " allergies.

Does

> anyone have experience with this, good or bad? Please share!

>

> Terri

>

We did 14 NAET/BioSet treatments on our son (3 1/2 yr old) a little

over a year ago. It was the first thing biomedically we tried for

him. I was and still am skeptical about the whole procedure. BUT, my

son had a history of chronic ear infections, 5 ruptured eardrums, and

fluid behind his ears that would not go away. After his 4th allergy

treatment the fluid was gone in his ears and he has had only one ear

infection since. We did indeed see big changes in him all around after

the treatments were complete. He was calmer, happier, and healthier.

Something worked. It's not a cure-all by any means... but it was our

first " wow " in this long biomedical journey.

[Guest guest]

NAET.com (nambudripad's official website) lists numerous practitioners with

extent of coursework. I'm in the Dallas area and there were probably 25-30

practitioners, only a few of which had the autism course (advanced level II

course). You need to call around but I bet there are people in most cities -

acupuncturists, chiropractors, Osteopaths, and MDs can get the training and

there

are lots. Good luck.

[Guest guest]

> We did indeed see big changes in him all around after

> the treatments were complete. He was calmer, happier, and healthier.

> Something worked. It's not a cure-all by any means... but it was our

> first " wow " in this long biomedical journey.

>

I'd do NAET in a second if there were a practitioner nearby. For me it

falls into the category of Stuff That Hasn't Been Explained Yet. If

there's one thing I've learned from biomed, it's that there's so much

we don't know. Yet.

Nell

[Guest guest]

> I'd do NAET in a second if there were a practitioner nearby.

Me too. Just as an FYI, I have heard from a few trustworthy parents

who are doing Bioset allergy treatments at home themselves and getting

good results. These are parents whose children already have had

Bioset/NAET treatments done by professionals, so I'm not sure how that

affects things (maybe some of the hardest work is already done?),

though it would probably mean that the parents would be qualified to

assess how effective their home treatments are. I have no idea what

kind of risks there might be, though.

The video to learn Bioset techniques is here:

http://www.buyenzymes.com/pc-78-10-creating-wellness-video.aspx

and the vials are here http://www.ergopathics.com/ (though there are

gazillions of sets and I am not sure which set is required in this

instance).

Again, I have no idea what kind of risks might be involved in a DIY

approach to Bioset, but perhaps this information could be useful for

somebody.

Rene

[Guest guest]

Okay, I spent a while on the Wellzymes site and found the link to the

recommended allergy vials here:

https://www.buyenzymes.com/pm-79-12-food-allergen-kit.aspx

Rene

[Guest guest]

, do you know why this is so? Very interesting.

Rene

>

> If you're thinking of doing NAET, do BIOSET instead. It's based on

the exact same concept, but about a hundred times faster and more

effective. Kind of like using a high-speed computer versus a manual

typewriter.

>

>

[Guest guest]

> and the vials are here http://www.ergopathics.com/ (though there are

> gazillions of sets and I am not sure which set is required in this

> instance).

Thanks, Rene. Any idea how to know which vials you need? We're not

dealing with allergies here, just intolerances, many of which I've

never pinned down, or they change...

Nell

[Guest guest]

>

> Okay, I spent a while on the Wellzymes site and found the link to the

> recommended allergy vials here:

> https://www.buyenzymes.com/pm-79-12-food-allergen-kit.aspx

Oh! I ordered it. Thanks!

Nell

Uncertified Voo-doo Practitioner

[Guest guest]

Do let us know, Nell, how it goes, interested.

[ ] Re: NAET

>

> Okay, I spent a while on the Wellzymes site and found the link to the

> recommended allergy vials here:

> https://www.buyenzymes.com/pm-79-12-food-allergen-kit.aspx

Oh! I ordered it. Thanks!

Nell

Uncertified Voo-doo Practitioner

[Guest guest]

In case anyone is interested, I found this URL for Bioset. It has some

very interesting information and a directory of practitioners.

http://www.bioset.net/index.php?option=com_frontpage & Itemid=1

[Guest guest]

Can you super briefly summarize how/why bioset is better?

[Guest guest]

We didn't just use NAET...

First we learned though Applied Kinesiology that my daughter had parasites.

If we had tested for IgEs first, we would have found a lot of allergies but

wouldn't have found the parasites... we treated for the parasites and right

away (within two weeks) we found we didn't need to be GF anymore (which GFCF

had worked great for us too), and we could do a little casein here and

there. We could do phenols again.

We then worked on why the parasites had been there in the first place: an

immune system that had been weakened by a low-grade infection that wouldn't

go away. Later we found that a magnesium deficiency... The more layers of

this " onion " we peeled, the less IgE/sensitivities we had.

We got down to three sensitivities: B-vitamins, rice, milk. B vitamins had

to be treated separately and wow what a difference this made on behaviour.

We then had to supplement them (this is the part that in my opinion people

don't explain... clearing the allergy is only step one -- you need to

supplement and address the deficiency that was caused by the allergy). Rice

was very very difficult to pass for us but did make a big difference. My

daughter had rice in her baby bottles starting at two weeks of age, under

the pediatrician's advice. The gut of babies is leaky -- and the rice leaked

right out causing a multitude of problems... as a result she had multiple

meridians/organs being very reactive to rice. We haven't addressed rice yet.

The digestive enzymes showed me how truly wonderful the Lord's made my

daughter to be as they did address a lot of the different sensitivities as

we were working through them.

NAET is next door to miraculous in my opinion... but get the ADHD or the

autism books that are advertised on the naet website. Without them, I'm not

sure my treatments would have been effective. I also hear from other

newsgroups that EFT (www.emofree.com) is even better than NAET -- it's free

and you can do it yourself... but I am just learning about it.

In the end I think an inherited vitamin B2 allergy (B2 keeps parasites away,

B2 allergies often mean eczema which my daughter had, it also shows up as

viruses, it messes with serotonin production) and B5 allergy (which affects

acetylcholine production, how the liver works, and results in a bunch of

sensitivities) are the root cause of my daughter's woes. I don't see how we

could have cured her without NAET. We couldn't supplement Bs because she

reacted to them... we had to get the allergy to clear before we could

supplement effectively.

She is not allergic to soy - but as my doctors say... soy is for menopausal

women, not little girls or little boys so we stay clear of it anyway... it

just messes the endocrine system too much IMHO.

Hope this helps... NAET was an invaluable tool in my toolbox - but I'm not

sure (and I change my opinoin weekly) that it's the direct way to a

permanent cure...

On 5/12/07, Langeron <marylangeron@...> wrote:

>

> ,

> I am thinking of using NAET and would be interested in hearing how it

> worked for your child. Did your child have diagnosed Ige or Ige

> allergies? Did you use anything else?

> We went on the GF/CF/SF diet and have had amazing results. So now that

> I am convinced that my daughter definitely has a gluten allergy (this

> is clear to me based on what happens after when she has eaten bread two

> times) I am wondering if NAET can help.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This is what we use and a link about it.

http://www.aaamps.com/clients/autism_treatment.htm

Marilyn

Fulford <clfulford@...> wrote:

We didn't just use NAET...

First we learned though Applied Kinesiology that my daughter had parasites.

If we had tested for IgEs first, we would have found a lot of allergies but

wouldn't have found the parasites... we treated for the parasites and right

away (within two weeks) we found we didn't need to be GF anymore (which GFCF

had worked great for us too), and we could do a little casein here and

there. We could do phenols again.

We then worked on why the parasites had been there in the first place: an

immune system that had been weakened by a low-grade infection that wouldn't

go away. Later we found that a magnesium deficiency... The more layers of

this " onion " we peeled, the less IgE/sensitivities we had.

We got down to three sensitivities: B-vitamins, rice, milk. B vitamins had

to be treated separately and wow what a difference this made on behaviour.

We then had to supplement them (this is the part that in my opinion people

don't explain... clearing the allergy is only step one -- you need to

supplement and address the deficiency that was caused by the allergy). Rice

was very very difficult to pass for us but did make a big difference. My

daughter had rice in her baby bottles starting at two weeks of age, under

the pediatrician's advice. The gut of babies is leaky -- and the rice leaked

right out causing a multitude of problems... as a result she had multiple

meridians/organs being very reactive to rice. We haven't addressed rice yet.

The digestive enzymes showed me how truly wonderful the Lord's made my

daughter to be as they did address a lot of the different sensitivities as

we were working through them.

NAET is next door to miraculous in my opinion... but get the ADHD or the

autism books that are advertised on the naet website. Without them, I'm not

sure my treatments would have been effective. I also hear from other

newsgroups that EFT (www.emofree.com) is even better than NAET -- it's free

and you can do it yourself... but I am just learning about it.

In the end I think an inherited vitamin B2 allergy (B2 keeps parasites away,

B2 allergies often mean eczema which my daughter had, it also shows up as

viruses, it messes with serotonin production) and B5 allergy (which affects

acetylcholine production, how the liver works, and results in a bunch of

sensitivities) are the root cause of my daughter's woes. I don't see how we

could have cured her without NAET. We couldn't supplement Bs because she

reacted to them... we had to get the allergy to clear before we could

supplement effectively.

She is not allergic to soy - but as my doctors say... soy is for menopausal

women, not little girls or little boys so we stay clear of it anyway... it

just messes the endocrine system too much IMHO.

Hope this helps... NAET was an invaluable tool in my toolbox - but I'm not

sure (and I change my opinoin weekly) that it's the direct way to a

permanent cure...

On 5/12/07, Langeron <marylangeron@...> wrote:

>

> ,

> I am thinking of using NAET and would be interested in hearing how it

> worked for your child. Did your child have diagnosed Ige or Ige

> allergies? Did you use anything else?

> We went on the GF/CF/SF diet and have had amazing results. So now that

> I am convinced that my daughter definitely has a gluten allergy (this

> is clear to me based on what happens after when she has eaten bread two

> times) I am wondering if NAET can help.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Bioset (like NAET) is doing wonders for us in terms of allergies to food AND

supplements. We found out my child is intolerant to rice, gluten, milk, peanut,

his PROBIOTIC, HNI enzymes (all three), and other supps like his B vitamins.

Now that we are addressing this, the severe ezcema that drove me to drink is

finally healing, and his social awareness is emerging.

We are thrilled-and we were skeptics at first!

HTH

K

Langeron <marylangeron@...> wrote:

,

I am thinking of using NAET and would be interested in hearing how it

worked for your child. Did your child have diagnosed Ige or Ige

allergies? Did you use anything else?

We went on the GF/CF/SF diet and have had amazing results. So now that

I am convinced that my daughter definitely has a gluten allergy (this

is clear to me based on what happens after when she has eaten bread two

times) I am wondering if NAET can help.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/19/2007 10:04:33 PM Central Daylight Time,

timeliza@... writes:

> My 5 yr-old son is doing NAET to clear allergies

What is " doing NAET to clear allergies " ???

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[Guest guest]

A good practitioner will muscle test to see if the patient is ready for such

clearings. I personally prefer BioSet to NAET because it begins clearing at

a deeper level (internal organs, systems, glands, etc.) to strengthen the

body energetically and prepare it for clearing such things as thimerosol.

Dean

[ ] NAET

Hi,

My 5 yr-old son is doing NAET to clear allergies. Is it safe

to " clear " thimerosal? Do we have to be careful " NAETing " heavy duty

things like this on an unhealthy autistic detox system? Does anyone

know what is actually going on in the body if someone were to be

cleared for thimerosal this way? I'm just worried that he would get a

toxic overload from it somehow, and his body not be able to detox it

(just curious 'cuz he started running a fever a week after he got it

cleared).

Thank you,

[Guest guest]

Umm, how exactly do they plan to do that? Thimerosal is mercury. That

needs chelation that is done safely in a low dose protocol.

ThI would worry too. The only real way I know of to clear mercury

thimerosol from the body is chelation with alpha lipoic acid and dmsa

or alpha lipoic alone. But this must be done VERY carefully. The

chelators should be given dosed by his weight for three days and two

nights followed by at least four days off of it.

Please read our files section before continuing any further in NAET

for thimerosal anyway. I have heard it is helpful for allergies, but

not as a mercury treatment.

Usually with proper chelation to remove the mercury, the allergies

will resolve anyway.

>

> Hi,

> My 5 yr-old son is doing NAET to clear allergies. Is it safe

> to " clear " thimerosal? Do we have to be careful " NAETing " heavy

duty

> things like this on an unhealthy autistic detox system? Does anyone

> know what is actually going on in the body if someone were to be

> cleared for thimerosal this way? I'm just worried that he would get

a

> toxic overload from it somehow, and his body not be able to detox

it

> (just curious 'cuz he started running a fever a week after he got it

> cleared).

> Thank you,

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm just thinking out loud here, and seeing if anyone knows more

about NAET than I do - and has also tried it with thimerosal. I

think it's just supposed to help his body tolerate it better if he

were to be exposed to it again. I don't see how it could be removed

from the body that way, like you said, because it'd have to be

chelated. Was just wondering if there could be any harm in using

NAET to remove his thimerosal allergy.

> >

> > Hi,

> > My 5 yr-old son is doing NAET to clear allergies. Is it safe

> > to " clear " thimerosal? Do we have to be careful " NAETing " heavy

> duty

> > things like this on an unhealthy autistic detox system? Does

anyone

> > know what is actually going on in the body if someone were to be

> > cleared for thimerosal this way? I'm just worried that he would

get

> a

> > toxic overload from it somehow, and his body not be able to

detox

> it

> > (just curious 'cuz he started running a fever a week after he

got it

> > cleared).

> > Thank you,

> >

> >

>