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I have a pretty open mind about food allergy/intollerance issues.  I don't judge
what works for some.    Personally I am very careful and I wouldn't believe that
something can cure food allergies (as the claim of the article I read on NAET-
which talked about individuals with intolerance not life threatening food
allergies).  Lately on this list there is again discussion on the difference.

It is risky because when a parent with a child with severe food allergies reads a
claim that a method cures food allergies they attempt it falsely think that would
cure allergies they would take a risk of trying food and thus  risk a chance of a
fatal reaction.   Most parents receive no educational information on the dangers
of food allergies from their allergist.   Then when they start reading they are
often misinformed and take huge risks.

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> NAET for children is done with acupressure, which is totally non-invasive.
> Why would you think it is risky?
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> Lynda