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| Nose Allergy |
DOG ALLERGY: Marilyn had a stuffy nose and asthma when she was near the two family housedogs. The
dog allergy was removed by NAET. Three years later she remains free from allergic reactions to the dogs.
HOUSE DUST ALLERGY: A man had been a sneezer upon awakening for years. After NAET treatment
using a specimen of dust collected with a tissue on the floor of his house he no longer sneezed upon awakening.
SEASONAL ALLERGY: It was summer. A lady’s nose had been running for 2 or 3 weeks. A pollen
specimen was taken from out-of-doors by swiping a facial tissue on the windowsill outside of the office. Indeed
she tested allergic to the specimen with Neuromuscular Sensitivity Test (NST). She was treated with
Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique using that specimen. She received some relief from her allergy
symptoms but not complete relief. It was requested that she bring a pollen specimen from outside her house,
which was 10 miles away from the office. A specimen of dust collected from her car plus the specimen she
brought from home were used to treat her with NAET. She received complete relief from her symptoms. A year
later she had not suffered from seasonal nose allergies. She had had episodes of ivy skin poisoning. After
removal of allergy to poison ivy with NAET she had not had poison ivy skin reaction for two years.
FLOWER ALLERGY: In an office setting one member of the staff brought a freshly cut flower arrangement
including phlox daises, wisteria, iris and lilac to the office. Another staff member, Roberta, walked passed the
open door of the room where the flowers were on display and experienced a sudden headache and sore throat.
Mary entered the room and experienced sudden a headache, swelling in her throat, itching eyes and sensation of
heaviness of her upper eyelids. She immediately exited the room but experienced the symptoms the remainder of
the day. Doris with previous knowledge of allergy to lilac developed a mild headache after entering the room.
The three ladies demonstrated three levels of intensity of allergic reaction to substance inhaled. In this case it was
flowers. One was severe, one was moderate and one was mild. Fortunately none experienced a life threatening
reaction.
All three ladies tested allergic to lilac with Neuromuscular Sensitivity Test (NST). Allergy to lilac was removed
that day in Mary who had the more severe reaction with Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET).
The eye allergy symptoms were relieved, but the headache persisted. The following morning she still had the
headache. Suspecting allergies also to other substances she demonstrated a positive NST response to
environmental pollens. Following NAET to the outside pollens collected on a tissue her headache was relieved.
NAET was used to remove the lilac allergy in Roberta with the moderate reaction and in Doris with the mild
reaction to the lilac flower.
SAILBOAT ALLERGY: While on their sailboat the husband and wife owners both experience sneezing and
itching eye especially on awakening in the morning. They brought a pillowslip from the boat to the office.
Neuromuscular Sensitivity Testing (NST) revealed allergy to some substance (mold?) in the pillowslip in both the
husband and wife. The allergy was removed with Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET). At the
next weekend sailing trip, the sailors enjoyed the absence of sneezing and itching eyes.
dog allergy was removed by NAET. Three years later she remains free from allergic reactions to the dogs.
HOUSE DUST ALLERGY: A man had been a sneezer upon awakening for years. After NAET treatment
using a specimen of dust collected with a tissue on the floor of his house he no longer sneezed upon awakening.
SEASONAL ALLERGY: It was summer. A lady’s nose had been running for 2 or 3 weeks. A pollen
specimen was taken from out-of-doors by swiping a facial tissue on the windowsill outside of the office. Indeed
she tested allergic to the specimen with Neuromuscular Sensitivity Test (NST). She was treated with
Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique using that specimen. She received some relief from her allergy
symptoms but not complete relief. It was requested that she bring a pollen specimen from outside her house,
which was 10 miles away from the office. A specimen of dust collected from her car plus the specimen she
brought from home were used to treat her with NAET. She received complete relief from her symptoms. A year
later she had not suffered from seasonal nose allergies. She had had episodes of ivy skin poisoning. After
removal of allergy to poison ivy with NAET she had not had poison ivy skin reaction for two years.
FLOWER ALLERGY: In an office setting one member of the staff brought a freshly cut flower arrangement
including phlox daises, wisteria, iris and lilac to the office. Another staff member, Roberta, walked passed the
open door of the room where the flowers were on display and experienced a sudden headache and sore throat.
Mary entered the room and experienced sudden a headache, swelling in her throat, itching eyes and sensation of
heaviness of her upper eyelids. She immediately exited the room but experienced the symptoms the remainder of
the day. Doris with previous knowledge of allergy to lilac developed a mild headache after entering the room.
The three ladies demonstrated three levels of intensity of allergic reaction to substance inhaled. In this case it was
flowers. One was severe, one was moderate and one was mild. Fortunately none experienced a life threatening
reaction.
All three ladies tested allergic to lilac with Neuromuscular Sensitivity Test (NST). Allergy to lilac was removed
that day in Mary who had the more severe reaction with Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET).
The eye allergy symptoms were relieved, but the headache persisted. The following morning she still had the
headache. Suspecting allergies also to other substances she demonstrated a positive NST response to
environmental pollens. Following NAET to the outside pollens collected on a tissue her headache was relieved.
NAET was used to remove the lilac allergy in Roberta with the moderate reaction and in Doris with the mild
reaction to the lilac flower.
SAILBOAT ALLERGY: While on their sailboat the husband and wife owners both experience sneezing and
itching eye especially on awakening in the morning. They brought a pillowslip from the boat to the office.
Neuromuscular Sensitivity Testing (NST) revealed allergy to some substance (mold?) in the pillowslip in both the
husband and wife. The allergy was removed with Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET). At the
next weekend sailing trip, the sailors enjoyed the absence of sneezing and itching eyes.