NAET

[Guest guest]

Well, the practitioner does the NAET in conjunction with JMT (I

don't know what BioSet is, but maybe it's similar - because it uses

MRT to check if the body can handle clearing it - and also do a

comparison between other items to find out which of those would be

most beneficial to the body to be cleared at this time). And also

checks to see if the liver, kidneys, etc. are functioning properly

for this clearing. I just wonder if that's really so. My son's

fever is down this morning. I'm thinking (hoping) he just caught a

little childhood illness. Thank you those who responded. I did

hear of a severely autistic child who was cleared for thimerosal,

and has made dramatic improvements from that alone.

-- In , " Dean " <dmo25@...> wrote:

>

> 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]

JMT is another offshoot of NAET in which the practitioner uses MRT

extensively to determine how to proceed. I think that's good, more

customized than the somewhat " cookie cutter " NAET approach. A JMT PR would

not clear thimerosol without an " okay " from MRT. Sounds like your son is in

good hands. But if you ever do suspect that a clearing has caused problems,

don't hesitate to tell the PR at his next appt. The PR can then MRT to

determine the problem and how to correct it.

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]

Thank you, I do feel better now, because my son seems to be doing

fine (fever gone - most likely unrelated), back to his usual self

(but no obvious improvements from the NAET & JMT for thimerosal).

> >

> > 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]

Thanks. I didn't mean to ignore.

>

>

> www.naet.com

> S S

>

> Posted by: " Boopercat@... " Boopercat@... boopercat

> Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:02 pm (PST)

> 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]

I tried this for myself about ten years ago for my allergies. I'd been having

chronic ear infections, and a lot of other problems that couldn't be explain by

the traditional medical community. I had a lot of success with it. But the

treatment included dietary changes, too. I got down to my ideal weight, began

running 10k's.....life was good. BUt, as I said, there were diet changes, too,

not just NAET.

@...: lizlaw@...: Fri, 7

Mar 2008 14:03:46 +0000Subject: [ ] NAET

Does anyone know about this or has anyone tried it with successs or failure? A

friend is pursuing it for her child and I was just curious if it was voodoo or

the real thing.

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[Guest guest]

Can you tell me what changes? I assume they would vary person to

person but my kids are kind of on " the allergen free " diet so if it

worked I'd sort of think it was that. The friend trying it is already

on the resrictive diet as well. It will be interesting to see. Now

your allergies remain gone?

>

>

> I tried this for myself about ten years ago for my allergies. I'd

been having chronic ear infections, and a lot of other problems that

couldn't be explain by the traditional medical community. I had a

lot of success with it. But the treatment included dietary changes,

too. I got down to my ideal weight, began running 10k's.....life was

good. BUt, as I said, there were diet changes, too, not just NAET.

>

>

>

>

> @...: lizlaw@...: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 14:03:46

+0000Subject: [ ] NAET

>

>

>

>

> Does anyone know about this or has anyone tried it with successs or

failure? A friend is pursuing it for her child and I was just curious

if it was voodoo or the real thing.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

My allergies are not gone, but they're not as severe. I've always tested --

since childhood -- to have allergies that were " off the charts " . I had to take

allergy shots constantly, too. The allergist recommended that I come in as

frequently as possible for injections, because I was starting at such a low

level, and had difficulty working up to the " maintenance " level.....but I always

had tons of reactions to the injections.....and it was impossible to go and get

injections 3 - 4 times a week (his recommendations). With NAET, I was able to

approach the allergies more naturally, get herbs, change diet, etc.....and so I

quit the injections. As I said, the allergies are not completely gone, but more

controllable with claratin, etc. When I'm under stress, they can get worse, but

not like they were before. I was sick all of the time before.....always on

antibiotics -- I had chronic ear infections and allergies -- just always sick.

In fact, the antibiotics quit working, and I was stuck with no solutins at all.

NAET might have eliminated all of the allergies, but I quit the program early

because I was going through a divorce. I do consider it a successful program

for me.....I've not been on antibiotics for upper respiratory issues since. The

practicioner was an accupuncturist and herbalist, so he combined all of the

programs. The dietary changes were also crucial to the program.

@...: lizlaw@...: Fri, 7

Mar 2008 16:08:37 +0000Subject: [ ] Re: NAET

Can you tell me what changes? I assume they would vary person to person but my

kids are kind of on " the allergen free " diet so if it worked I'd sort of think

it was that. The friend trying it is already on the resrictive diet as well. It

will be interesting to see. Now your allergies remain gone?>> > I

tried this for myself about ten years ago for my allergies. I'd been having

chronic ear infections, and a lot of other problems that couldn't be explain by

the traditional medical community. I had a lot of success with it. But the

treatment included dietary changes, too. I got down to my ideal weight, began

running 10k's.....life was good. BUt, as I said, there were diet changes, too,

not just NAET.> > > > > @...: lizlaw@...: Fri, 7

Mar 2008 14:03:46 +0000Subject: [ ] NAET> > > > > Does anyone

know about this or has anyone tried it with successs or failure? A friend is

pursuing it for her child and I was just curious if it was voodoo or the real

thing. > > > > > > > __________________________________________________________>

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WE HAVE HAD VERY GOOD RESULTS WITH NAET AND I HAVE MET OTHER MOMS THERE THAT

RAVE @ THEIR KIDS ALLERGY RELIEF. TRY IT!!

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theshannster2@... writes:

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> From: Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@Lin>

> Subject: [ ] Re: Quinoa Recipes Wanted Badly!!!

> _autism treatment@autism-mercuaut_

(mailto:autism treatment )

> Date: Monday, September 8, 2008, 5:55 PM

>

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>

>

>

> Quinoa is great. We make it in the pressure cooker: up to pressure,

1 minute at high pressure, natural pressure release. We like it with

broccoli or greens or zucchini and black beans or Sunshine burgers.

There's quinoa pasta available, probably at Wild Oats.

>

> You may also want to explore millet, amaranth, and buckwheat (not

related to wheat and does not contain gluten). Also consider NAET

www.naet.com for dealing with his allergies.

>

> For baking we use buckwheat flour, quinoa flour, millet flour,

amaranth flour, garbanzo flour, sorghum flour, etc.

>

> I'll try to find time to post actual recipes later.

>

> S S

>

> Quinoa Recipes Wanted Badly!!!

> Posted by: " Rei " milesfunding milesfunding

> Mon Sep 8, 2008 9:34 am (PDT)

> My son's IgG test reported that he is badly allergic to wheat and

corn, rice ( suprised!suprised! ) and white potatoes ( my God...)...

My son was on GFDF since he was 3, for all these years, we fed him

rice, rice, potatoes, rice, and more rice, however we just learned

that he is even allergic to rice and potatoes.

> So the very few choices of starch food lead to Quinoa and red

potatoes.

> I have never heard of Quinoa, and just went to Wild Oats, bought

couple of boxes of Quinoa, but have no clues how to cook it and make

it tasty... Need recipes here badly.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Rei

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[Guest guest]

Well,

Everybody's body is different, so what helped some, might not help you and

viceversa.

That said; we did not see any good results from trying NAET. My dd

allergies have improved through elimination diet, anti- yeast treatment, 6

rounds of chelation, supplements, high doses of probioitcs and the use of

digestive enzymes.

Leo

[Guest guest]

We did NAET for 9 months, we started once then continued twice a

week, The specialist will do an " Electro-Dermal PreScreen " & according

to that he will do the treatment. It worked for us as far as helping

to eliminate a lot of gut issues, although my son still had to take

his supplements it did speed up his gut healing, meanwhile he did get

somewhat hyper on occasions according to what he was being cleared

for, specially when I decided to have him cleared twice a week, so be

aware he could get very hyper/anxious/ & or sensitive. This is why I

decided to stop.

He did start talking after 5 months of clearing vaccines, viruses,

candida, worm parasites, Food additives, phenolics, pollens, dust &

fumes inhalants, mold & yeasts, household pesticides & herbicides,

Heavy metals, vaccines immunization, & many more clearings, some of

these where done more than once per my request.

I would ask the specialist to do the " Electro-Dermal PreScreen " to see

what comes up, it is a small sample of skin that he gets from the

child, It doesn't hurt, since it is done so fast, unlike the finger

prick they get at the doctor, you don't even see any blood.

We are still doing the CF/GF he is still taking Enzymes though,he eats

foods he never ate before, like Chicken nuggets, hamburgers, Beans &

even chocolate Ice cream(once in a while)

I decided to stop because he was getting a lot of anxiety issues, we

stopped in april & those anxiety issues have diminished a lot.

Blessings,

>

> Well,

>

> Everybody's body is different, so what helped some, might not help

you and viceversa.

>

> That said; we did not see any good results from trying NAET. My dd

> allergies have improved through elimination diet, anti- yeast

treatment, 6 rounds of chelation, supplements, high doses of

probioitcs and the use of digestive enzymes.

>

> Leo

[Guest guest]

NAET has been a lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy

treatment, and were keeping things under control, but when we went through NAET

treatment we cured our allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation

diets before NAET, now we only have a few things that give us trouble, and only

rarely.

There is a computer test besides the traditional muscle testing,

but either way, the arm muscle is tested for baseline strength each time you go

for testing and treatment. And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle

to resist the doctor’s pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds

very odd, but it really works. We have not done how much of something you need

like the posts are referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it

works very well for that.

When we got our children cleared of allergies, we had a hard

time going to family because after years of always bringing our own food

because they could not eat anything served at the grandparents house, now they

could eat what they served. Then we were stuck explaining how it worked, and

this was to a main stream general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just

kind of glossed over it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr.

Brownstein after all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed

her and she got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week.

Maybe you should read what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET

in his books. I know it is in the arthritis book.

Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

saved us too....and you are right the muscle testing is not easy to fake....after we cleared for the b vitamins i was told to put my daughter on higher doses than normal for a while to make up for history of incompatabilty with those vitamins...then we went down to normal doses....made a huge difference..From: Donna Iler <Donna@...>Subject: RE: Re: NAET"iodine " <iodine >Date: Monday, December 28, 2009, 7:03 PM

NAET has been a lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy

treatment, and were keeping things under control, but when we went through NAET

treatment we cured our allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation

diets before NAET, now we only have a few things that give us trouble, and only

rarely. There is a computer test besides the traditional muscle testing,

but either way, the arm muscle is tested for baseline strength each time you go

for testing and treatment. And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle

to resist the doctor’s pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds

very odd, but it really works. We have not done how much of something you need

like the posts are referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it

works very well for that. When we got our children cleared of allergies, we had a hard

time going to family because after years of always bringing our own food

because they could not eat anything served at the grandparents house, now they

could eat what they served. Then we were stuck explaining how it worked, and

this was to a main stream general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just

kind of glossed over it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr.

Brownstein after all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed

her and she got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week. Maybe you should read what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET

in his books. I know it is in the arthritis book. Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

good luck with that. Hope it works out. Do post on progress.

From: Donna Iler <Donna@...>Subject: RE: Re: NAET"iodine " <iodine >Date: Tuesday, 29 December, 2009, 1:03

NAET has been a lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy treatment, and were keeping things under control, but when we went through NAET treatment we cured our allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation diets before NAET, now we only have a few things that give us trouble, and only rarely.

There is a computer test besides the traditional muscle testing, but either way, the arm muscle is tested for baseline strength each time you go for testing and treatment. And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle to resist the doctor’s pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds very odd, but it really works. We have not done how much of something you need like the posts are referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it works very well for that.

When we got our children cleared of allergies, we had a hard time going to family because after years of always bringing our own food because they could not eat anything served at the grandparents house, now they could eat what they served. Then we were stuck explaining how it worked, and this was to a main stream general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just kind of glossed over it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr. Brownstein after all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed her and she got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week.

Maybe you should read what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET in his books. I know it is in the arthritis book.

Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

Is he located in IL?

From: Donna Iler <Donna@Master- Solutions. com>Subject: RE: Re: NAET"iodine@groups .com" <iodinegroups (DOT) com>Date: Tuesday, 29 December, 2009, 1:03

NAET has been a lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy treatment, and were keeping things under control, but when we went through NAET treatment we cured our allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation diets before NAET, now we only have a few things that give us trouble, and only rarely.

There is a computer test besides the traditional muscle testing, but either way, the arm muscle is tested for baseline strength each time you go for testing and treatment. And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle to resist the doctor’s pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds very odd, but it really works. We have not done how much of something you need like the posts are referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it works very well for that.

When we got our children cleared of allergies, we had a hard time going to family because after years of always bringing our own food because they could not eat anything served at the grandparents house, now they could eat what they served. Then we were stuck explaining how it worked, and this was to a main stream general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just kind of glossed over it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr. Brownstein after all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed her and she got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week.

Maybe you should read what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET in his books. I know it is in the arthritis book.

Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

I have my first 2 hour appt. with a NAET Practioner on Tuesday and I'm so

excited. All of her family are taking Iodoral, she's HypoT herself, her 2 sons

are Autistic - I plan to learn SO VERY MUCH as well as have my allergies

eliminated! To find this practioner, I went to www.NAET.com and clicked on Find

a Practioner. It's suggested that we read the book 'Say Good-Bye to Illness'

prior to beginning treatment. ~~ NAET® was discovered by Dr. Devi S.

Nambudripad in November of 1983.On the website, she explains the 'knock-off's'

who say they're NAET-trained but aren't and how to avoid them.

Sincerely, Sandi

>

> From: Donna Iler <Donna@...>

> Subject: RE: Re: NAET

> " iodine " <iodine >

> Date: Monday, December 28, 2009, 7:03 PM

>

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> NAET has been a lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy

> treatment, and were keeping things under control, but when we went through

NAET

> treatment we cured our allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation

> diets before NAET, now we only have a few things that give us trouble, and

only

> rarely.

>

>  

>

> There is a computer test besides the traditional muscle testing,

> but either way, the arm muscle is tested for baseline strength each time you

go

> for testing and treatment. And believe me, there is no way to force your

muscle

> to resist the doctor’s pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds

> very odd, but it really works. We have not done how much of something you need

> like the posts are referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and

it

> works very well for that.

>

>  

>

> When we got our children cleared of allergies, we had a hard

> time going to family because after years of always bringing our own food

> because they could not eat anything served at the grandparents house, now they

> could eat what they served. Then we were stuck explaining how it worked, and

> this was to a main stream general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We

just

> kind of glossed over it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr.

> Brownstein after all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic,

failed

> her and she got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week.

>

>  

>

> Maybe you should read what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET

> in his books. I know it is in the arthritis book.

>

>  

>

> Donna in IL

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, he is, although not listedon the NAET website. He is Dr. Valdez, at DuPage Health and WellnessCenter in Glen Ellyn, IL. If you go to their website, www.dhwc.net, and click on the allergy treatmentlink on the left side, you can read about how they do it. Donna in IL Is he located in IL? good luckwith that. Hope it works out. Do post on progress. NAET has been alifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy treatment, and were keepingthings under control, but when we went through NAET treatment we cured ourallergies. I had my children on very strict rotation diets before NAET, nowwe only have a few things that give us trouble, and only rarely. There is a computer testbesides the traditional muscle testing, but either way, the arm muscle istested for baseline strength each time you go for testing and treatment.And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle to resist the doctor’spressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds very odd, but it reallyworks. We have not done how much of something you need like the posts arereferring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it works verywell for that. When we got our childrencleared of allergies, we had a hard time going to family because afteryears of always bringing our own food because they could not eat anythingserved at the grandparents house, now they could eat what they served. Thenwe were stuck explaining how it worked, and this was to a main streamgeneral practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just kind of glossed overit, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr. Brownstein afterall the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed her and shegot desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week. Maybe you should readwhat Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET in his books. I know it is in thearthritis book. Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

Which book did ya'll recommend to understand how & whyNAET works?Thanks,AliOn Dec 29, 2009, at 7:35 PM, Donna Iler wrote:Yes, he is, although not listed on the NAET website. He is Dr. Valdez, at DuPage Health and Wellness Center in Glen Ellyn, IL. If you go to their website, www.dhwc.net, and click on the allergy treatment link on the left side, you can read about how they do it. Donna in IL Is he located in IL? good luck with that. Hope it works out. Do post on progress. NAET has been a lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy treatment, and were keeping things under control, but when we went through NAET treatment we cured our allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation diets before NAET, now we only have a few things that give us trouble, and only rarely. There is a computer test besides the traditional muscle testing, but either way, the arm muscle is tested for baseline strength each time you go for testing and treatment. And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle to resist the doctor’s pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds very odd, but it really works. We have not done how much of something you need like the posts are referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it works very well for that. When we got our children cleared of allergies, we had a hard time going to family because after years of always bringing our own food because they could not eat anything served at the grandparents house, now they could eat what they served. Then we were stuck explaining how it worked, and this was to a main stream general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just kind of glossed over it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr. Brownstein after all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed her and she got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week. Maybe you should read what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET in his books. I know it is in the arthritis book. Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

Say Goodbye to Illness

Steph

Re: Re: NAET

Which book did ya'll recommend to understand how & why

NAET works?

Thanks,

Ali

On Dec 29, 2009, at 7:35 PM, Donna Iler wrote:

Yes, he is, although not listed on the NAET website. He is Dr. Valdez, at DuPage Health and Wellness Center in Glen Ellyn, IL. If you go to their website, www.dhwc.net, and click on the allergy treatment link on the left side, you can read about how they do it.

Donna in IL

Is he located in IL?

good luck with that. Hope it works out. Do post on progress.

NAET has been a lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy treatment, and were keeping things under control, but when we went through NAET treatment we cured our allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation diets before NAET, now we only have a few things that give us trouble, and only rarely.

There is a computer test besides the traditional muscle testing, but either way, the arm muscle is tested for baseline strength each time you go for testing and treatment. And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle to resist the doctor’s pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds very odd, but it really works. We have not done how much of something you need like the posts are referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it works very well for that.

When we got our children cleared of allergies, we had a hard time going to family because after years of always bringing our own food because they could not eat anything served at the grandparents house, now they could eat what they served. Then we were stuck explaining how it worked, and this was to a main stream general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just kind of glossed over it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr. Brownstein after all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed her and she got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week.

Maybe you should read what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET in his books. I know it is in the arthritis book.

Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

Ali,

I didn’t recommend a book, I

recommended the allergy treatment link on the below website. You can read about

it there.

Donna in IL

Which book did ya'll recommend to understand how & why

NAET works?

Thanks,

Ali

On Dec 29, 2009, at 7:35 PM, Donna Iler wrote:

Yes, he is, although not listed

on the NAET website. He is Dr. Valdez, at DuPage Health and Wellness

Center in Glen Ellyn, IL. If you go to their website, www.dhwc.net, and click

on the allergy treatment link on the left side, you can read about how they do

it.

Donna in IL

Is

he located in IL?

good luck with that. Hope

it works out. Do post on progress.

NAET has been a

lifesaver for us. We had done years of allergy treatment, and were keeping

things under control, but when we went through NAET treatment we cured our

allergies. I had my children on very strict rotation diets before NAET, now

we only have a few things that give us trouble, and only rarely.

There is a computer test

besides the traditional muscle testing, but either way, the arm muscle is

tested for baseline strength each time you go for testing and treatment.

And believe me, there is no way to force your muscle to resist the doctor’s

pressure if you are allergic. I know it sounds very odd, but it really

works. We have not done how much of something you need like the posts are

referring to, just finding allergies and curing them, and it works very

well for that.

When we got our children

cleared of allergies, we had a hard time going to family because after

years of always bringing our own food because they could not eat anything

served at the grandparents house, now they could eat what they served. Then

we were stuck explaining how it worked, and this was to a main stream

general practitioner and a SIL who is a nurse! We just kind of glossed over

it, and now, much to our surprise, my MIL is seeing Dr. Brownstein after

all the main stream doctors, including Cleveland Clinic, failed her and she

got desperate. She just started NAET treatment this past week.

Maybe you should read

what Dr. Brownstein has to say about NAET in his books. I know it is in the

arthritis book.

Donna in IL

[Guest guest]

Has anyone ever tried this treatment for mold allergies? If so, did it help?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Hi, I had NAET treatments for allergies for a l long time ( this was before I

was exposed to lots of mold in my mom's house that was totalled by water damage

and mold).

I found that NAET worked well for my allergies before I had a massive exposure

to mold in my mom's house.

NAET's been discussed on another list I belong to about Multiple Chemical

Sensitivities that are toxic in effect. It's doesn't really help very well with

toxic exposures. It took the 'edge' off for me, so to speak. But didn't totally

resolve the reactions my body was having. Now, I don't have any expectation for

this method to totally resolve toxic exposures to mold. It's helped some, I've

been doing diets that reduce mold in the body. Plus, every night, I take

oreganol oil and grapefruit seed extract to help my body. Capirilic Acid at the

health food store helps me too.

Years ago, my allergist put me on powered nystatin to reduce fungus in the body.

That really helped me along with anti-candida diet. Don't know if doctors are

still prescribing nystatin.

We've a challenge in our condo with mold and water damage remediation now. I

have to wear a face mask alot, but my lungs still hurt. My elderly mom's getting

increased swelling in her legs, so I assume it's affecting her too. So I'm

looking for another place for us to live now.

Hope you find a strategy that helps!

Jocelyn