Our happy boy now. Aidan after NAET

Read Part 1 HERE

Part 2 HERE

Part 3 HERE
To be honest, we hadn’t noticed any difference after the 1st treatment, but I guess we didn’t really expect it to work this soon. Plus, we still were pretty skeptical.

The next week we brought Aidan for another appointment. The doctor rechecked him for breast milk and said he passed the treatment. Next step was checking and treating him for the so-called egg mix. His egg allergy was one of the worst, according to RAST tests, and NAET confirmed it. Aidan was allergic to egg mix on all 4 levels. We did the treatment, after which we were supposed to avoid eggs for 25 hours.

-    So does it mean we can have eggs after 25 hours, – I asked suspiciously.
-    Yes, you can, – the doctor seemed confident.

So 25 hours past and with shaking hands I ate an egg. Then 2 hours later I nursed Aidan. Nothing happened. No rash, no hives. I ate another egg. Nursed again. No side effects.

The next day I got completely wild and gave Aidan a piece of egg to chew on. I was sitting next to him with Benadryl, but we didn’t need it. He was just fine! Wow!

To make a long story short, we tested and treated Aidan for most of his allergies. From eggs to peanuts. We spent more than $600 for the treatments, but it was worth every penny (and believe me, we are not rich). Treating allergies with NAET can be tricky, because there is a special order you need to treat them in, and sometimes you have to check if you are allergic to certain combinations, that’s why you need to make sure you go to a doctor who knows what he is doing. We were lucky to find such a doctor.

Traditional medical doctors can’t explain it, and they don’t want to give credit to NAET. But you know what? I don’t care what they think. They couldn’t help my child, but NAET did. Naturally. My son eats everything now and so do I. He is 19 months’ old now; he is a happy, healthy and a very active toddler. He doesn’t need hypoallergenic formula or a strict diet. I praise God for NAET and I wish people were less skeptical and more open-minded when it comes to alternative medicine. If you can’t explain something, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t work.

PS. From what I understood, a lot depends on the NAET provider, so it looked like people who had a negative experience with the method, didn’t have experienced practitioners. The list of doctors who are trained by Dr. Nambudripad can be found on the NAET website. At this point Dr. Nambudripad is the only doctor who is training qualified NAET practitioners. So just to be sure, go to the website and select a provider from the list. Or if you happen to find a provider who is not on the list, ask him (or her) who was he trained by. If it was Nambudripad, the practitioner will have certificates proving that.

Good luck. If you have any questions, let me know and I will be more than happy to answer them.

Dr. Nambudripad wrote a few books about NAET. We currently own these 2:

NAET: Say Good-Bye to Children’s Allergies

NAET: Say Good-Bye to Illness

NAET supposedly can cure allergy-related autism, ADD and ADHD. We personally didn’t have these problems, but here are Nambudripad’s books on how this is done:

PS. I was very excited to find out that NAET was featured on NBC News. Here is the link!

PPS. Please, feel free to send me a message or leave a comment with any questions you  might have. We feel so blessed that we found NAET. Just look at our happy boy!