Anyone Recommend NAET for 3 Year Old?

I know that everyone is different and what wokrs for some may not work for others. Having said that, we have had phenomenal success with NAET. We started for my sons eczema, he had been wearing long sleeve shirts for 2 years, even in July in Texas! When we started his treatments the crooks of his elbows itched and bled. He had red itchy whelps from his wrists, up his arms, across his shoulders and creeping up his neck, behind his knees and starting on his eyelids. His main allergy ended up being dairy and his eczema had cleared completely within 2 months(treatments 2X a week) Its been 1 1/2 years and he has no eczema. The rest of the family has since been treated with milder but still amazing results.

I used to work for an Allergist. So many things you can do come to mind. Wash hair before you go to bed. All the stuff you get in you hair during the day get on the pillow and get int he face durring the night. Get rid off all stuffed animals and pot plants. Slowly intoduce them back in. If the problem flares up, back off again. Some people say the cheap air filters that you throw away are better. The ones you wash can grow mold if they are not allowed to dry. Get your airvents in the house cleaened. We did this once and never had to do it again. Good Luck! You want the kids to have as normal a life as they can. A little dog time is good.

It would not hurt and it did help our son when he was younger. So yes, do it.

I've had amazing results with NAET for both myself and my children. I go to Dr. Steve Homoky at Coit & Spring Creek ###-###-####). He used Dr. Peck when his 4 yr old was facing 2/day allergy shots, and was able to get rid of the epi-pen for his wheat & dairy allergis. I personally had been lactose intolerant for 14 years before going through NAET treatments. He's using a variation of NAET these days, which only requires a 2 hour avoidance period rather than the 24 hour avoidance period, and uses a computerized model to test for the sensitivities instead of glass vials. It's called Advanced Allergy Therapeutics (http://www.acmhealthsolutions.com/Services/AllergyTreatme...) No needles are used on kids, either, and he really specializes in helping kids with allergies. I don't know about how many treatments it would take, but I would plan on 15-20 for budgeting purposes. He'll take your daughter through a series of tests to see which foods she is sensitive to, and then once those have been cleared, will begin to work on seasonal allergies. Often, once the food stuff is fixed, many of my allergies went away or diminished greatly. Feel free to call me if you have any questions!

Bev Biehl
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You really should get rid of the dog first & foremost. If it will improve your child's health then isn't it worth it?

i only have a minute, i was just looking this over before i really need to start getting ready to leave the house, but i just wanted to reply quickly that we've done naet for both of my kids, and we are SO happy w/ the results. my 5 year old daughter started to have major eczema when she turned 1, and we started treating her at 4, after finding an amazing holistic dr in plano named dr kantipong. (she is retiring soon) not all naet treatments are created equal. different people treat differently. my little girl has completely clear skin after about 25 treatments. when my son was born, he began to breat out HORRIBLY at 4 weeks old. i'm talking not only rashy eczema, but oozy skin at all joints. very sad and gross. and we began treating him this year, at about 16 mos or so. he has cleared up tremendously, after having about 13 treatments, we have a few more to go, but my kids have their lives back. their diet was VERY limited so that their skin could be as clear as possible and now they eat EVERYTHING. i've referred friends to this dr and they've also had great success w/ her. she's retiring in sept. i highly recommend her, and i wouldn't trust anyone else to treat my kids to actually CLEAR the allergy.
hope this helps. feel free to call me w/ any questions you may have...###-###-#### S.

I've heard great things about Joan Gregory as well.

ENT SOL is a great way to keep her nasal cavities flush and clean in addition to the Nasonex. I'm a big fan. Also we've switched from Nasonex to Verimist (sp) it seems to be a little less overwhelming in the aftertaste for my 6 year old.

Good luck!

I have been through the treatments here in Arlington by Dr Joan Gregory on Randall Mill. It is amazing, I was headed for allergy shots, but I just couldn't do it. I was told once I started I would need to keep them up very expensive and time consuming. She treated me for eggs, dairy, wheat and a few more things. She elimated my migraine hedaaches as well. I was treated 3 years ago and still have no allergies. It is painless and a great alternative to other options. Good luck

I use a nasal rinse bottle by NeilMed Company. My sister and her family use a Netipot. Both rinse away the allergens out of the nasal passages, so I guess it's treating the symptoms, not the cause. My symptoms are also helped greatly when I shower before going to bed. Especially on a windy day.

I have had friends whose allergies have been helped by chiro treatments.

I hope you post a response - I don't even know what NAET is! Maybe it would help me get off the many allergy meds I'm on!

Try www.chirocareoffrisco.com first! Dr. George Hoogeveen (Dr. George) and his staff are some of the few care givers who specialize in an up updated version called AAT. It's automated so there is very little "human error" and allergies can be cleared in fewer treatment. My daughter and I are both success stories. Tell him that The Huckins sent you....you'll love him.

Good Luck

P.S. they are also crazy about kids:-)

Not sure what NAET is but want to add an FYI. If your ever considering a new dog. I have allergies and found out about a supposedly hypoallergenic dog. I bought a SNOODLE (part poodle, part snowzer(spelling ?) 7 years ago. Great dog and no allergies. He doesn't shed. Has to be cut at the groomer. I think they said dogs have fur, this one has hair.

We had severe allergy with our two youngest and here are a couple suggestions from their allergy doctor.We washed all of our kids stuffed animals and then kept the in the closet when they weren't being hugged on. We also put the mattress in a zippered protective cover, this helped a lot. The doctor told us to use only cotton curtains so they could be washed. At two we started our youngest on allergy shots and did so for three plus years. That was the best decision we ever made, he went from being on antibiotics from 9 months until almost 3, and hasn't had bronchitis since(he's 18). So if she still had major problems you may consider that route. By the way, ours was allergic to all grasses, dust, trees, and mold, so I feel for you. He also developed asthma from his constant infections. Good luck!

try giving your dog a weekly bath to rid the dander. the dander is what your child is allergic too. i had an allergist tell me this once. the animals are outside in the "allergy" stuff and bring it in on their coats.

good luck.