In Allergy Treatment, 

the Most Recent Advancement

Is Thousands of Years Old!

WHAT IS AN ALLERGY?

An allergy is a condition of unusual sensitivity to one or more substances which may be harmless to the majority of other individuals. The allergic substance, known as allergen is viewed by the brain as a threat to the body's well-being. The brain reacts by causing a blockage in energy meridians. Therefore, an allergy can be defined in terms of what a substance does to the energy flow in the body. This blocked energy flow is the first step in a chain of events which can develop into an allergic reaction.

WHAT IS N.A.E.T.?

Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique, (N.A.E.T.) is a safe, natural approach to detecting and eliminating all types of allergies. N.A.E.T. combines Kinesiology (muscle testing) and Oriental Medicine to clear allergic reactions through a "reprogramming' of the brain. The technique used involves stimulation, using light pressure applied along both sides of the spinal column, to specific acupuncture points associated with the individual organs of the body.

HOW DO YOU TEST FOR AN ALLERGY?

We combine high-tech computer testing with a simple muscle-response test to confirm a suspected allergen. The brain recognizes whatever substance comes close to the body, especially what comes in direct contact with it. When an allergen is discovered, it is because the brain has perceived that substance to be a threat to the body. Consequently, the communi­cation between the brain and the body is disrupted, evoking a weakness in the tested muscle. In this way it is possible to communicate with the brain of the patient by triggering a mild response to the aller­gen when the substance is placed in con­tact with the body. Lastly, Kinesiology may be used to pinpoint the blocked ar­eas within a meridian while the allergen is in contact with the patient.

WHAT CAN BE TESTED?

Any substance brought into the bio­electro-magnetic field of the patient can elicit a response via the central nervous system. Actually, any mineral, vegetable, animal substance. chemical compound, or physical agent in contact with the body, even a homeopathic remedy, can trigger this response. So, in fact, anything in the environment can easily be tested.

WHAT TO EXPECT?

After an initial time of gathering informa­tion on a patients medical history, testing is done through applied Kinesiology. Mus­cle response testing is a standard Kinesiological procedure using the muscuoskeletal system controlled by cerebral centers. This simple, practical test con­firms the presence of allergic reactions quickly and easily. The indications of an allergic response are then recorded for each item tested. Once the allergens are identified and prioritized, acupressure is administered according to the N.A.E.T. protocol. which will reprogram the body's response to future contacts and relieve the allergic symptoms. The technique itself is non-invasive and involves stimu­lating acupressure points along the spine.

HOW MANY SESSIONS ARE NEEDED?

The number of sessions will vary according to the overall severity of the patient's allergic condition, the number of allergens implicated, and the strength of the patient's response to the treatment. Individuals with only a few allergies need only a few treatments while others with multiple allergies will require more.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER N.A.E.T.?

Following the clearing of the energy blockages. the allergen can be rechecked to see it the body has accepted the clearing process. After stimulation of specific acupressure points and a period of observation, along with continued contact with the allergen in a free-flowing energy state, the patient is sent home to finish the clearing cycle. Since bioelectromagnetic energy flow is governed by the body's biological clock, the patient AVOIDS ALL CONTACT with the treated allergen for up to the next 25 hours. This allows the newly reprogrammed energy to be exposed to the 12 major meridians as the body cycles through its time cock. After this restrictive period, the patient is re­checked to verify that all allergic responses to the allergen are eliminated or whether some complexity needs to be re-evaluated.