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Study shows NAET helps autistics

Jacob Teitelbaum, MD, is the one who initiated the recent study showing that NAET measurably benefitted 23 out of 30 autistic kids. Those 23 no longer had to be in special ed classes after a year of NAET treatment. In…
NAET, and curing for autism

My daughter “Shannon” isn’t the only one who recovered through NAET! (And Mike, we are hoping.) Another family with a four-year old whose only speech was echoing what he heard tells their story of r…
NAET treatment for Asperger’s

Our Aspie son “Mike” continues his NAET treatments, and isn’t showing improvements yet. This is after 9 months of treatment. His treatments have uncovered a sensitivity to just one vaccine, the Hepatit…
NAET treatment for autism: promising

Originally Posted By Phyllis on February 24, 2010 Shannon is continuing her NAET treatments for her Asperger’s. It’s some sort of acupressure aimed at specific allergens or substances that the body reacts…
Skeptics on the Autism Cure

I’m getting a lot of agreement from people who are in close contact with my daughter, whom I am calling “Shannon” on this blog. She is no longer exhibiting the hallmark of autism, inability to know…
Emerging from Autism

I interviewed my daughter “Shannon,” age 23, who after more than a year on NAET treatments has shed her autism. My question to her: “What’s it like?” How do you feel different now from a…
Starting Our Second Child on NAET

With such stunning success for daughter “Shannon” on NAET, of course we need to start “Mike” on it too. He’s come around to the idea, and his first appointment is Friday. He is 18, a seni…
NAET Helps Shannon Converse

I watched “Shannon,” my Aspie daughter, at a New Year’s Eve party talking to a peer. She responded with the appropriate emotion to what the other girl was saying, and nodded and smiled at all the right…
Becoming social (because of NAET)

My daughter “Shannon” has been going to a regular Tuesday evening party hosted by someone in her prayer group. She happily reports conversing with various people. Some of them are family friends she shoul…
Shannon emerges from her autism cocoon

My daughter “Shannon” is now 23. She has Asperger’s. Being female, her case has been a mild one; she is somewhat anxious and has struggled to relate to other people, but she has not had serious emotion…