Allergies are a BIG problem for a lot of Americans.
Dr. Books explains NAET Allergy Elimination in this 9 min. video.
Dr. Books has been helping people with allergies for over 20 years with great long-term success. She now primarily uses a technique called NAET (Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Technique), which is a non-invasive, completely natural way of assessing and strengthening the body so it no longer responds to the allergy.
Ideally, one allergen is addressed per session and the allergens are approached in a particular sequence for maximum effectiveness. After sessions, it is necessary to stay away from the allergen for 25 hours. In stubborn cases, two or three sessions may be required, but for the most part, one session is enough to clear the reaction.
Dr. Books may cross-reference her testing. That is, in addition to muscle monitoring, she may utilize laboratory testing and computerized medical software to correlate results.
Dr. Books has appeared on various television stations discussing her methods.
Dr. Books on FOX News explaining Allergy Elimination.
“I went through the shots routine for allergies for 25 years and finally just quit. Then I heard about Dr. Books from a friend. What happened was nothing short of amazing. Incredible even! Seven years after the original treatments, I sought her because my new wife now needs her help. Dr. Books was a life saver.”
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Dr. Books on KXAN TV Austin, TX explaining Natural Allergy Treatments.
“As a CEO of a corporation, I got a lot of “looks” when I consistently left the office around 3:00 p.m. Little did my employees know it was because of diarrhea. Over a three-month period, Dr. Books helped me eliminate several allergies…and the diarrhea stopped. Knock on wood, it’ been over six years now and I am still clear of the allergies. I never have to wonder where the nearest bathroom is.”
JM
Common allergens might include:
- Caffeine, chocolate
- Eggs, milk, cheese
- Food additives, food colors
- MSG
- Soy
- Wheat, Gluten
- Air pollutants
- Dogs or cats
- Cigarette smoke
- Grass, weeds, mold
- Pesticides