Eliminate Allergies -- Seriously!

One of the most frustrating things, to me, is the prevalence of allergies in the world. We're a plagued people! Sure, we had allergies in my family when I was growing up, but as far as I knew, everyone went to the doctor and had their allergies completely cured.

That's right. I said that my family's allergies were cured.

We didn't endure injections or extensive bloodwork (or scratch testing... yikes!) or pain, and we didn't waste time while doctors prevaricated because they didn't know how to fix the problem.

If you have pollen or other outdoor allergies, that photo is probably making you cringe. Look at all those allergens he's releasing into the air!

Thanks to a Dr. Devi Nambudripad and her combination of Eastern and Western medical practices, though, you won't have to cringe (or sneeze or carry Benedryll or rub your eyes or modify what you eat) anymore. Seriously.

So here's what they do to you.

Using neuromuscular sensitivity testing (which, to you, will just look like they're pressing against your outstretched arm), they find out to what you are allergic and how much. It's possible that your body rejects negatively to certain foods or environmental allergens without you even knowing it!

Then they use acupressure and chiropractic therapy while you hold a small vial of the allergen. Some practitioners will do this twice with an interval in between. Either way, now you're done with this treatment!

The treatment is actually the easy part; it's the 25 hours after the treatment that can be tricky because you have to avoid that allergen completely for that time. It's easy if you're being treated for milk and never consume milk products anyway, but if you're being treated for cat dander you also cannot expose yourself to any animal dander at all for the 25 hours.

Sometimes an allergy will take more than one treatment to be completely cured, but it's also possible that after that "waiting period" you are not allergic anymore!

Most things that sound Too Good To Be True, well... are too good to be true.

The NAET Wikipedia article will tell you that there is "too little evidence" of positive results in NAET patients and that the technique is largely discredited in the modern medical community.

Well, sure. Technically, to have credibility in the medical community, hundreds upon hundreds of official tests using the Scientific Method have to be performed. The information has to be written into a cohesive article and published in reputable medical journals.

Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique has not existed long enough (or generated enough "buzz") for these tests to have happened. Yet.

But let me share with you one of my specific experiences with NAET, and maybe it will convince you to do a little more research and maybe to try it yourself.

My sister's birth was complicated. She came about a month early, spent weeks in an incubator, and eventually was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy.

As with many premature babies, her immunities were not sufficiently developed. We almost immediately noticed countless allergies. Milk, nuts, wheat, certain kinds of sugars, mold, chocolate, and various medications. And even the foods to which she was not allergic, she seemed to have serious trouble digesting. She also seemed to be highly likely for developing asthma (if she didn't have it already). All of this was in addition to the physical and mental deficiencies she was suffering as a consequence of being born early and with CP.

Too much for any kid.

My mother (a MD trained in Western medicine) began searching for "alternate" ways of treating any of my sister's problems. She discovered reiki (energy healing), massage, and then came across NAET.

We all began receiving treatment there, and literally overnight some of our allergies were cured. My lactose-intolerant brother could now drink milk. And after several treatments, my sister was able to start eating regular baby food. Now my whole family enjoys an allergy-free life.

So maybe the science of it isn't proven yet, but every experience I've heard of with NAET has been resoundingly positive.

The following links are directly from NAET.com.

Find a practitioner...

• in North America.
• in South America.
• in Europe.
• in Asia.
• who is a veterinarian.

And some practitioners have their own relevant websites. You can browse a directory of those here.