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post #1 of 10
Thread Starter 
Does anyone know about this acupuncture treatment for allergies---
if you have true celiac as opposed to a gluten intolerance- is there any way for this treatment to help? Or if it is celiac will it not help as it is a true genetic disorder?
Thanks!
post #2 of 10
I don't have any experience but it doesn't seem like it could treat celiac, since it's a disease vs. an intolerance.
post #3 of 10
Thread Starter 
yeah, that's what i thought but figured i'd see if anyone had any personal experience....
post #4 of 10

NAET Allergy Elimination treatment

I personally Do not have Celiac but I know a few people that have been helped with the allergy elimination technic and yes is does work for Celiac people. I have been helped with Citrus, poison Ivy, and Eggs. It is amazing.




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Does anyone know about this acupuncture treatment for allergies---
if you have true celiac as opposed to a gluten intolerance- is there any way for this treatment to help? Or if it is celiac will it not help as it is a true genetic disorder?
Thanks!
post #5 of 10
I have one of Dr. Namburipad's books here... she says she successfully treats Celiac Disease with NAET.
post #6 of 10
yes, in my experience it does. I would do it. I didn't use that myself...but I know other people who have had success. I used something similar.
post #7 of 10
Not to be nitpicky but how can you be sure there isn't internal damage being done? Since you can't see inside, you can't know.

FF, what method did you use?
post #8 of 10
I used a cocktail.

Homeopathy, flower essences, supplements, diet and the Koren Specific technique-similar in many ways to NAET. I was just recently tested by an ND and I am no longer reacting to gluten. I'm not sure that means I'll go crazy eating it, but it does mean I dont' have to be so darned careful either. I'll take it.

In my case I had horrible reactions to gluten and no longer have them. But the testing makes it more conclusive. I don't know that I'd feel comfortable if I hadn't. I have access to many different labs and types of testing so I know that this isn't an option for everyone. It's just my experience.

I do have an actual diagnosis of celiac disease following blood testing as does dd. And this latest round shows that I don't-haven't had her tested and don't plan to anytime soon. However, for me the gene is still there so the potential is too. For that reason I am not going to be eating it on a daily basis....but every now and again as long as I feel good isn't an issue *right now.* Again, I'll take it.
post #9 of 10
Ok. Makes sense. I so wish you lived closer. I'd love to have tea with you.
post #10 of 10
and you as well!
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