Experience Freedom from Allergies with NAET (Allergy Elimination Technique)
NAET changes how your nervous system responds to an allergen or sensitivity.
With allergies, the nervous system overreacts to what it doesn’t like. Histamine releases, and you have symptoms like runny nose, congestion, sneezing, itchy eyes, sore throat, or rashes.
NAET changes that response, allowing your body’s natural defenses to work better. Â
Make An Appointment to Learn MoreDr. Devi Nambudripad discovered NAET in 1983. She suffered for years with many food, environmental, and chemical sensitivities. The technique combines her experience with acupuncture, chiropractic, kinesiology, allopathic, and nutritional practices. Â
Nicole trained with Dr. Devi from 2006 – 2010. She’s successfully treated hundreds of people for cedar fever, mold issues, food sensitivities, anaphylaxis, and chemical allergies with NAET.
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How NAET Works
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We use muscle response testing (kinesiology) to see how your body reacts to an item.
Muscle testing involves slight resistance to pressure on your arm. We test children, babies, and people with shoulder injuries through a surrogate.
If the test shows a weakened response upon introduction of a suspected allergen, then, on some level, your body does not agree with it.
NAET changes how your nervous system reacts to that substance. The treatment consists of gentle palpation down your spine as you hold the vial of the allergen.
When we re-test the item, your arm should have strong resistance again. There are 24 hours when you’ll avoid the substance we treated. This allows your body time to detox the old "memory" of the allergen. Â
Most allergens are cleared at that point. Some items need additional treatment if you’re very allergic.Â
NAET adjusts your nervous system’s reaction to the allergen. Instead of having an allergic, fight-or-flight, histamine-producing reaction, you have a neutral response. Â
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