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Treating Autism with NAET

What Is NAET?

Developed in 1983 by Devi S. Nambudripad, MD, PhD, L.Ac., DC, Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique, or "NAET," is a non-invasive, drug-free, alternative therapy for allergy elimination that uses a combination of acupressure, allopathy, chiropractic methods, nutrition and kinesiology to identify specific allergens and desensitize patients to them. Dr. Nambudripad has trained over 10,000 licensed medical practitioners in the protocol.

NAET theory holds that many illnesses are caused by undiagnosed allergies, and that many conditions can improve with allergy desensitization, including sinusitis, ADHD, eczema, fatigue, arthritis, autism, depression and asthma.

New Study: Treating Autism with NAET

A new research study titled "Improving Communication Skills in Children With Allergy-related Autism Using Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Techniques: A Pilot Study" was recently published in Integrative Medicine — A Clinician's Journal. Funded by The Teitelbaum Family Foundation and involving 60 autistic children, the study shows the efficacy of NAET as a treatment for autism.

Read Abstract | Download Full Study

Autism Articles by Dr. Teitelbaum

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Additional NAET Resources

NAET Autism Treatment Center

For more information on NAET, including books and DVDs on NAET and help finding a NAET practioner near you, visit the NAET Autism Treatment Center website.

NAET Hawaii

Also visit Laurie Teitelbaum's website, NAET Hawaii, for additional information on NAET and autism.

Media Inquiries

Press Release: Effective Treatment of Autism through NAET: New Study Published in Integrative Medicine — A Clinician's Journal

For more information or to set up an interview with Dr. Teitelbaum, please contact Dean Draznin Communications at 641-472-2257 or 561-487-7037, or email Dean at Dean@DrazninPR.com.