Devi S. Nambudripad

I can see from the testimonials preceding the text that the book deals with an “amazingly effective treatment technique”, NAET, which can be used to eliminate allergies. There are innumerable testimonials to the treatment’s efficacy.

So, if you live in the USA and have access to, and can afford, a practitioner who uses this technique, I would think it advisable to consult that person. (And there may be other countries, of course, where one can find NAET practitioners.)

I live in Denmark and cannot find anyone offering the technique in question.

I had hoped and for some reason understood that the ordinary person/patient/sufferer would be able to use the technique him- or herself, but can now understand that this is not the case.

I just couldn’t get far enough in the book to find out what it really was all about and whether one could do anything oneself.

It was not at all an easy read.

When glancing through the book, I found mention of “muscle response testing”, and this is something that I have previously attempted to do with no success; at least, I could do it, but I could not trust the results – sometimes they were correct, sometimes incorrect. So this was apparently one part of the treatment that I couldn’t do. And then there was also acupuncture, which requires training.

I do understand that, if I had been able to learn how to do the treatment, there would have been a large number of symptoms and diseases caused by allergies that I could have treated. These included emotional allergies, such as thoughts or feelings such as “I can never get healthy” or “I can never lose weight”. (Not that I need to lose weight, since I have the opposite problem, if any.)

The treatment seems to be exceedingly complicated.

I would recommend the book if you have access to, and can afford, an NAET practitioner, and wish to learn more about the treatment.… (mer)