J.P.
Worked for us. However, sometimes the treatment doesn't "stick" until the child is a little bit older and their immune system is fully formed. It also doesn't "stick" well if the child is very out of balance when it is first performed and therefore results in multiple treatments. Also, sometimes the allergy comes back if it is related to an emotional issue, in which case Neuro-emotional technique (NET) first, and then NAET work better. I have a doc that has treated both my kids that can do both treatments if you are interested. It really is wonderful! It's also way better then traditional allergy treatments through western medicine. We've done it on a baby as young as three weeks old. Finally, there is a diagnostic procedure called Electral Dermal screening (EDS) that will test for allergies and sensitivities. It is non-invasive and easy to do on a small child. (It's too hard to explain, so I suggest looking it up if you are interested). Way better then the whole needle prick way of testing, and also more exact. My doc does that, too. When my oldest was little he was super sick from food allergies from food he got through the breast milk. No one in western medicine was of any help. We went this route when he was five months old, and I swear it saved his health! Okay, you get that I like it and recommend it. Happy to answer any more questions.
J.
