Sunday, 9 October 2011

Alleviate Allergy Problems Through the NAET Therapy




Alleviate Allergy Problems Through the NAET Therapy
Mild allergy related problems are common and affect a large part of the population. While this isn't a cause to worry there are others who cannot lead a normal life because of allergy related problems. Conventional medicines cure the symptoms but often fail to eradicate the problem from its roots. Alternative medicine, on the other hand not only helps to get rid of the problem, but also prevent it from coming back.
There are several systems of alternative medicines, ranging from Ayurveda, to Color Therapy, Crystal Therapy and Homeopathy. The NAET or the Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique is ideal for people looking for a non invasive and drug free therapy. This completely natural treatment was devised by Devi Nambudripad, a licensed chiropractor and acupuncturist. The entire therapy begins with the basic belief that allergy can be treated when a small particle of the allergen is left in the body.
The theory believes that people suffer from allergy because of energy blockages in the body. These are diagnosed by the practitioner using applied kinesiology or the system of muscle testing to determine the allergy. The allergy is then treated with a combination of therapies including acupressure and spinal stimulation.
After every treatment session, the practitioner is required to abstain from the allergy causing food for about 25 hours. The treatment can last for up to two years after which the patient may have to take the procedure again. There are cases where successfully treated patients have seen zero recurrence even after 20 years of the treatment.
NAET has its roots in the oriental definition of allergy, where allergy manifests itself through various symptoms that include psoriasis, eczema and aching joints. These symptoms may seem unrelated to one another. And if conventional medicine was to be referred, these symptoms would be associated with some other medical condition.

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