NAET, or Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Techniques, is an alternative medicine approach for treating allergies. Dr. Devi Nambudripad, a chiropractor and acupuncturist, created NAET in the 1980s.
NAET aims to make the body less sensitive to allergens, stopping allergic reactions. The method involves exposing patients to allergens through skin contact, eating, or breathing them in. This exposure is then followed by treatments like acupressure or acupuncture. NAET has shown good results in treating allergies to foods, pollens, pet dander, and dust mites.
NAET is based on acupuncture and Chinese medicine ideas. These believe energy flows through the body in paths called meridians. This theory says that when energy flow is off-balance, it can cause sickness.
Dr. Nambudripad thought allergies come from energy flow problems. She made a treatment plan using acupuncture and other methods to fix these imbalances.
Remember, only trained experts should use NAET. If you want to try NAET, book an appointment today!
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is an old Chinese healing method. It uses thin needles put into specific spots on the skin. People say acupuncture helps improve the flow of energy, or Qi, in the body. It can treat many health issues.
Acupuncture likely started in China over 4000 years ago. The oldest known writing about it is in The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine, thought to be the oldest medical book ever.
Acupuncture believers think energy channels, or meridians, run through the body. These channels connect to different body parts and systems. By putting needles in certain spots along these channels, they think they can unblock stuck energy and balance the body.
Acupuncture benefits:
- Ease pain
- Lower swelling
- Improve blood flow
- Boost the immune system
- Help relaxation
- Aid digestion
- Improve sleep
- Treat headaches
- And more!
Book a Vero Beach acupuncture visit now!
Functional Neurology
Functional neurology studies how the nervous system affects overall health. Functional neurologists use different methods, like receptor-based training, to help patients with problems such as dizziness, vertigo, brain injuries, concussions, ADD/ADHD, and stroke recovery. By knowing how the nervous system works and what can upset it, functional neurologists can give better, more focused treatment to their patients.