Comments on: NAET Relieves Autistic Symptoms

By: Nese Onal

Nese Onal — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:18:32 +0000

We’ve been taking my son to Dr. Yee for about 2 months now, and the progress we’ve seen is the most impressive. Yes I also was skeptical at the begining but let me tell you, it works! I don’t how, but it works. For al the negative commentators out there, did you give it a try, and it failed to work for you, or are you just GUESSING that it won’t work?

By: Annie

Annie — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 17:21:42 +0000

I have given NAET a try for my son for a year and the result is awesome. The cost of the treatments is nothing compared to the cost of xopenex and zyrtec and banadryl that I’ve purchased over a year period. I have never can understand why some people prefer to take medicine for the rest of their life and overlook a treatment that can cure for good.

By: Jill Honer

Jill Honer — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:12:55 +0000

We just started NAET with my son this summer and his asthma attacks are gone. We had tried (in various combinations) singular, advair, albuterol, flovent, claritin, zyrtec, and xopenex. The side effects were making him sick and he always ended up on steroids. We changed his diet and took him off all meds 3 yrs ago, but we still had to use xopenex in his nebulizer at least once a week. If I went off his diet, his asthma attacks lead to steroids. It’s been a month since he was first treated with NAET – no nebulizer at all and no wheezing at all. He jumped off the table after the first treatment (he was having an asthma attack when we walked in) and said, “Mom, I have zero asthma!” He was surprised and relieved. When doctors can’t help and medicines fail – give NAET a try and be pleasantly surprised!

By: Vilhelm

Vilhelm — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 07:24:06 +0000

Wow… some of you folks really need to learn what logical fallacies are. Causation does not equal correlation. Anecdotal reports are not evidence, let alone proof.

Oh, and let’s not forget, “a sucker is born every minute.”

NAET is utter crapola, just like most of the so-called “holistic or alternative medicine.” Like supernatural phenomenon – the effects are real because people believe they are real. Certain procedures do have measurable effects, such as acupuncture, but these effects are nothing more than temporary stimulation of the nerve synapse which cause neurotransmitters to be released. VERY few things in alternative medicine have been tested properly. Most of them are quite primitive and hail from eras and cultures where the people did not understand science.

The fact that NAET is embraced by the biggest group of scam artists in the medical profession – chiropractors – speaks for itself (can anyone show me a subluxtion on any type of body scan?)

For god’s sake, educate yourselves people or you can assure that these quacks will take your money, your hopes, and your health!

http://www.chirobase.org/06DD/naet.html
http://www.chirobase.org/

News 12 should be ashamed of themselves for promoting this sensationalist crap!

By: Dana

Dana — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 06:40:20 +0000

NAET and it’s positive role. I understand Dr. Silverman’s resevations with regard to the validity of the NAET approach as a useful treatment approach to allergies, asthma, Autism,etc. However I have had first hand knowledge of the use of NAET to combat my children’s asthma and allergies. Also as a health professional, I have had an opportunity to observe positive changes in the function and behavior of children diagnosed with PDD, Autism, ADHD etc. While I too would like to have more empirical data supporting the effects of the NAET technique, sometimes this is not available. When I began NAET for my two year old daughter diagnosed with “Reactive Airway Disease”,…or Asthma as no doctor would call it; she was limited from dairy, fruits, grains, eggs; due to rashes, reflux and asthma. She barely slept, had already suffered multiple episodes of bronchitis and pneumonia; was irritable, clingy and cried constantly. She was able to put nebulizer pieces together with supervision, sat for doctors in the hospital, tolerated bloodwork and pulse oxymeters and she was facing a year of prednisone, use of round the clock Albuterol and Pulmocort, a possible bronchoscopy, three cystic fibrosis tests, repetative bloodwork and endoscopies. At the time, we asked our renowned Pulmonologist “What side effects could we expect over the course of a year on Prednisone?”, “Would our daughter suffer any long term effects?” We were asked what our specific concerns were. “Would she suffer any kidney or liver damage?, Could she have trouble getting pregnant later in life?” Our physician laughed telling us we were ridiculous for being concerned for such issues with her at such a young age and there was no way of knowing what could happen as there were general risks. We were reminded that our concern was to be sure she could breathe.

NAET, while it may not have a multitude of studies to back up its effectiveness, is a non-invasive technique with postive results promoting health, wellness and alternatives. Thanks to Kenneth Moss in Smithtown, NY, her acupuncturist, our daughter’s overall health and resistence to illness transformed in front of our eyes. Her reactivity to allergens improved where we were safely able to stop daily medications under the supervision of physicians. Her ability to eat a variety of foods improved with normal digenstion and her behavior and demeanor improved to be a happy, engaging, rested young girl. It is now 7 years later and I know that the course of her life took a different turn toward health and wellness. The NAET technique helped us understand a body’s response to allergens, energy and balance.

I have had the privelege of observing positive changes with patients that I subsequently referred for NAET and Acupuncture/Acupressure with varying diagnosies. It is an asset to health that I believe physicians could embrace. If we are willing to accept invasive strategies despite the presence of pros and cons (i.e. drug therapies, chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapies), why are we so resistent to cautious attempts at non-invasive strategies? Consider more holistic attempts at health. Benefits are astounding!