NAET discussed by Dr. Gott

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http://www.goerie.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090116/LIFESTYLES06/301169968/-1/LIFESTYLES08

Ha. Interesting. I would say that NAET techniques are 100% responsible for my interest in energetic medicine. In that respect it changed my life. My NAET practitioner was pretty far out, but she knew how to keep that under wraps until people were ready for it.

So, someone wrote Dr. Gott about NAET (I bet more than one did), he described it, and then said,

"As a licensed physician, I tend to lean more toward traditional, rather than unscientific therapy; however, I appreciate you informing my readers of a little-known approach to allergies."

LOL, he's the one who has all the home remedies, like sleeping with a bar of soap for muscle cramps.

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1. My husband couldn't eat tomatoes for over 20 years. After one NAET...

session, he could. It really changed our lives for the better. (I'm really allergic to green peppers, but I also abhor the taste and the smell, so I don't plan to have the same thing done for my own food allergy.)

I think that the hardest part is staying completely away from the offending substance for 25 hours afterwards. If it's a food allergy, it's easy. Environmental allergies are more difficult -- especially ones indoors such as dust mites since they're just about everywhere.

Thanks for posting this, itsjustme.

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2. one way to handle that

Would be to do EFT tapping regularly the rest of the day. "Even though I am exposed to dust now, I fully and completely love and accept myself." Tap, tap, tap.

The reason for the 25 hour wait period is because of the meridian cycle in the clock. The EFT tapping hits points on all the meridians, but you could look at the meridian cycle and even add more detail if necessary



either by hitting points specific to the meridian, or just by adding the words to the EFT affirmation--eg, "Even though I am exposed to dust now, my (applicable to the time) meridian fully accepts that dust, and I completely love and accept myself."

I have a funny feeling that some practitioners might not tell their patients that because probably a lot of people could eliminate their own allergies that way, without even seeing a practitioner. Also some practitioners are more strict adherents to the official NAET protocol.

The interesting thing about this is that Dr. Gott covered this at all.