Re: Allergy Elimination (NAET)

[Guest guest]

NAET did not help my son either. We took him for 8 months and did everything

she told us to do with him at home.

Robin

[Guest guest]

> Hi All,

> Does anyone know about NAET (Nambudripat's Allergy Elimination

> Technique). Is it effective in treating behavioural problems?

> Has anyone been to Dr.Melodie Billiot at Alternative Health

> Improvement Center (Marietta, GA).

> We took our 5 yr old there and they said that they could treat

> behavioral issues with their NAET technique by desensitizing his

> Allergies.

> We just want to get input from someone who has tried this for their

> kids.

> Thanks

> -Kalyani

Hi we tried it for about six months. My son didn't improve at all. --

Lynne

[Guest guest]

NAET didn't help my son either, but we had to stop after a fairly short time

because we couldn't stick to the 25 hour avoidance of B vitamins. However, one

of my best friend's daughters did brilliantly with NAET and can now eat all

kinds of things she couldn't eat before. One huge difference between my son and

her daughter; my son is heavily metal toxic and her daughter is not. I know I

have read somewhere that NAET may not be effective in cases of metal

toxicity, or that the effects may not stick. Sure can't remember where I read

that,

but seems to hold true in our instance.

Debbie

In a message dated 8/20/2004 10:46:58 AM Central Daylight Time,

JCKRPF@... writes:

> NAET did not help my son either. We took him for 8 months and did

> everything

> she told us to do with him at home.

>

> Robin

[Guest guest]

If the child's issues stem from allergic issues, then yes, NAET or

BIOSET or other similar things can make a big difference. It doesn't

work on all kids. It's one of those things that if it's helping, I

think you will know it within a month of starting it. Our

practitioner didn't do strictly naet... it was something different

where she balanced energy before and after each treatment and so we

didn't have to avoid the substances for a day afterward like they do

in naet. I have a home bioset kit that I do use on Ethan. For

Ethan, these types of treatments definitely helped him. Again,

you'll know it pretty early on whether it's worth your time and money

or not.

W

> with their NAET technique by desensitizing his

> Allergies.

> We just want to get input from someone who has tried this for their

> kids.

> Thanks

> -Kalyani

[Guest guest]

,

When you note if it's an allergy issue, would that also qualify for a

sensitivity? For example my daughter is negative to mold but I believe she is

sensitive to it. Just wondering if by allergy you mean more of the traditional

sense such as a histime type reaction or not. I too have seen mixed results, so

have been thinking it must have something to do with root cause.

Thanks,

Kari

Re: Allergy Elimination (NAET)

If the child's issues stem from allergic issues, then yes, NAET or

BIOSET or other similar things can make a big difference. It doesn't

work on all kids. It's one of those things that if it's helping, I

think you will know it within a month of starting it. Our

practitioner didn't do strictly naet... it was something different

where she balanced energy before and after each treatment and so we

didn't have to avoid the substances for a day afterward like they do

in naet. I have a home bioset kit that I do use on Ethan. For

Ethan, these types of treatments definitely helped him. Again,

you'll know it pretty early on whether it's worth your time and money

or not.

W

[Guest guest]

Hi Kari-- I'm not sure how they define an " allergy " vs.

a " sensitivity " either. The only things that I can think of that

result in a " allergy " type of response for Ethan are things like pet

dander... when he was muscle tested, he was " weak " to just about

everything. The practitioner told me this was just a sign of leaky

gut issues, so maybe she meant those were things he was " sensitive "

to?? I don't really know what the answer is on how to differentiate

between the two things. He's been treated for the things he's

allergic to, such as the pet dander, and it's " helped " but it's not a

100 percent " fix " . We've had to repeat treatments for things like

serotonin, mercury, etc. as I think that when they are metal toxic,

things don't last indefinitely.

W

> ,

> When you note if it's an allergy issue, would that also qualify for

a sensitivity? For example my daughter is negative to mold but I

believe she is sensitive to it. Just wondering if by allergy you

mean more of the traditional sense such as a histime type reaction or

not. I too have seen mixed results, so have been thinking it must

have something to do with root cause.

> Thanks,

> Kari

>

[Guest guest]

I am interested in getting a bioset kit. Please can give me phone numbe

or website to order.

Thanks

On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 15:29:36 -0000 " merrywbee "

<maryandphilip@...> writes:

> If the child's issues stem from allergic issues, then yes, NAET or

> BIOSET or other similar things can make a big difference. It

> doesn't

> work on all kids. It's one of those things that if it's helping, I

>

> think you will know it within a month of starting it. Our

> practitioner didn't do strictly naet... it was something different

> where she balanced energy before and after each treatment and so we

>

> didn't have to avoid the substances for a day afterward like they do

>

> in naet. I have a home bioset kit that I do use on Ethan. For

> Ethan, these types of treatments definitely helped him. Again,

> you'll know it pretty early on whether it's worth your time and

> money

> or not.

>

> W

>

>

> > with their NAET technique by desensitizing his

> > Allergies.

> > We just want to get input from someone who has tried this for

> their

> > kids.

> > Thanks

> > -Kalyani

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This link should work for you--you'll need the level one kit and also the video

to show you how to do it...

http://www.naturalhealthconsult.com/Monographs/Bioset.html

W

Re: Re: Allergy Elimination (NAET)

I am interested in getting a bioset kit. Please can give me phone numbe

or website to order.

Thanks

On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 15:29:36 -0000 " merrywbee "

<maryandphilip@...> writes:

> If the child's issues stem from allergic issues, then yes, NAET or

> BIOSET or other similar things can make a big difference. It

> doesn't

> work on all kids. It's one of those things that if it's helping, I

>

> think you will know it within a month of starting it. Our

> practitioner didn't do strictly naet... it was something different

> where she balanced energy before and after each treatment and so we

>

> didn't have to avoid the substances for a day afterward like they do

>

> in naet. I have a home bioset kit that I do use on Ethan. For

> Ethan, these types of treatments definitely helped him. Again,

> you'll know it pretty early on whether it's worth your time and

> money

> or not.

>

> W

>

>

> > with their NAET technique by desensitizing his

> > Allergies.

> > We just want to get input from someone who has tried this for

> their

> > kids.

> > Thanks

> > -Kalyani

>

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