Allergy - recommendation about IPEC or NAET therapy

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suffering from allergy to dust.I need a recommendation good or bad about IPEC or NAET therapy.Thanks

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I don't trust NAET, and with all due respect I think it's charlatanism and nothing else. It can only cure through powers of suggestion, and it leaves many people in agony not only because of their allergies, but because they "couldn't free the energy".

Sorry, I prefer some proved medication over this blocked energy thing. 


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IMHO: i would recommend attending an allergy clinic at a local hospital. they will be able to tell you what exactly what it is that you are allergic to. it would rarely be "dust" per say, as the major component of dust tends to be dead skin cells (and you spend your life covered in billions of those!). there must be another component of the "dust" that you are being exposed to, or possibly there is some other reason for the reaction.

 

hope that this helps with your quiery. 


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Thanks for your answer.


I will appreciate it very much if you can tell me on what experience or information you gave me your answer.


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Thanks for your answer.


I will appreciate it very much if you can tell me on what experience or information you gave me your answer.


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My sister tried to get rid of allergies for a long time using these "natural" methods, and she just got depressed because they didn't work. We eventually got her to take medication, and voila, she's had a full year where she could walk around not sneezing, puffy eyed and glands all swollen.


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without giving too many personal details away... my experience is that i am a nurse and a therapist. my partner, also a nurse, has an allergy which she believed for many years was one thing (and has avoided the perceived allergen), but after discussing it with myself and with the local allergy clinic, it was discovered that the allergy was something entirely different (and so had avoided the perceived allergen for no real reason). as such, she is now in the process of being desensitised to the allergen.

hope that this helps a little. 


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