Jamers
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NAET is using muscle testing to find particular allergens, diseases, or blockages in the body. And then acupuncture is used to treat the condition. The other form of muscle testing is ART right?
Anywho, I can't find much on NAET except at www.naet.com but it is supposed to permanetly cure allergies and inform of deficiencies.
Just wondering if anyone has used this.
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GiGi
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It does not cure allergies and whatever it does it is not permanent. Both my husband and I had the treatment from the inventor of the NAET theray herself, for many weeks, and when my husband and I then finally did Allergie Immun it was found that we were still very allergic to most toxic metals, chemicals, major foods, all fungi and mucor, penicillins, etc. etc.
In fact, that is how I got brain fog - the treatment moved the neurotoxins (metals, etc.) into the brain because we were allergic to all of them. Now, ten and more years later after AI the body has learned to regulate again and is able to deal with metals ---- i.e. they are leaving the body.
DN is a wonderful human being, but her method does not correct the errors in the DNA. AI does.
ART (Autonomic Response Testing) developed by D. K. Klinghardt, MD is a testing method that has no connection to NAET. They are totally separate methods.
Take care.
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Razzle
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I'm almost convinced NAET actually caused me to become allergic to corn... I was fine with it before getting the treatments. I think the problem is that they combine all the grains in one mix. I was fine with a lot of other grains also before this treatment, but now I'm only ok with rice...all the others seem to not agree with my system.
Gigi, Do you know anything about BioSET treatments? If so, do you think they are any good?
Thanks,
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lpkayak
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did not work for me
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Jamers
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Thank you all for your experiences. I was about to spend a lot of money on that, to get rid of my sudden allergy to outdoor molds (i think). Can't breathe this time of season.
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Nope didn't work for me either. GiGi's right!
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Lauralyme
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Didn't work for me either
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Razzle
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My theory on why NAET didn't work for me is Lyme/coinfections somehow prevent the treatment from taking effect... I don't know exactly how, but perhaps because these infections mess up our immune system so much that it can't be "retrained" to tolerate things it has become reactive to via the NAET methodology...
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