ALLERGY RELIEF CENTERS - What is AAT and how does it work?

At Allergy Relief Centers, we use a special technique called Advanced Allergy Therapeutics (AAT).

AAT is a breakthrough technology that eliminates the reactions from most forms of allergies and sensitivities. Rather than simply addressing the symptoms, as practiced in traditional western medicine, AAT treats the problem at its source by retraining the body so that it no longer reacts inappropriately to a harmless substance. Once treated, patients can recommence contact with the substance that had previously caused the allergic reaction or sensitivity.

The AAT treatment was developed from over a decade of clinical research. The success of the treatment is attributed to the extensive knowledge base and in-depth study of allergens, allowing for the treatment of a broad range of allergies and symptoms.

AAT is not a medical treatment. It has been developed from an entirely different field of therapeutics using principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the study of human physiology, and an in-depth knowledge of allergens. AAT?s research team includes medical doctors, acupuncturists, naturopaths and chiropractic doctors.

With AAT you can live life free from allergies without shots, without needles, without drugs, without herbal remedies, without supplements and without avoiding allergens.

HOW DOES AAT WORK?

AAT treatments consist of gentle stimulation of specific nerve bundles and acupuncture points (no needles used) along the sides of your spine while you are being exposed to a digital signal of the allergen you are being treated for. The points being stimulated correspond to the major organ systems and temporarily strengthen the organ systems while being exposed to the allergen forming a positive association with the allergen. This reconditions or “retrains” your body to not react inappropriately to the harmless allergen.

AAT treatments consist of gentle stimulation of specific nerve bundles and acupuncture points (no needles used) along the sides of your spine while you are being exposed to a digital signal of the allergen you are being treated for.

The points being stimulated correspond to the major organ systems and temporarily strengthen the organ systems while being exposed to the allergen forming a positive association with the allergen. This reconditions or “retrains” your body to not react inappropriately to the harmless allergen.

The treatment is completely painless and consists of mechanical stimulation with gentle, controlled thrusts using a special instrument.

The ability to condition physiology with an external stimulus was first demonstrated by Dr. Ivan Pavlov in 1903. The study showed that the physiology of a dog could be conditioned or trained by associating food with an external stimulus in the form of a sound, produced by a ringing bell. After establishing the association, the dog's salivary glands would be activated by the stimulus even though no food was present. A similar dynamic occurs when associating an allergen with the strengthening of the major organs. The body associates the positive stimulus with the exposure of an allergen, perceiving it as beneficial instead of a threat. The body (immune system) alters it's perception, correcting its own erroneous response.



	What is AAT and how does it work? At Allergy Relief Centers, we use a special technique called Advanced Allergy Therapeutics (AAT). AAT is a breakthrough technology that eliminates the reactions from most forms of allergies and sensitivities. Rather than simply addressing the symptoms, as practiced in traditional western medicine, AAT treats the problem at its source by retraining the body so that it no longer reacts inappropriately to a harmless substance. Once treated, patients can recommence contact with the substance that had previously caused the allergic reaction or sensitivity. The AAT treatment was developed from over a decade of clinical research. The success of the treatment is attributed to the extensive knowledge base and in-depth study of allergens, allowing for the treatment of a broad range of allergies and symptoms. AAT is not a medical treatment. It has been developed from an entirely different field of therapeutics using principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the study of human physiology, and an in-depth knowledge of allergens. AAT?s research team includes medical doctors, acupuncturists, naturopaths and chiropractic doctors. With AAT you can live life free from allergies without shots, without needles, without drugs, without herbal remedies, without supplements and without avoiding allergens. HOW DOES AAT WORK? AAT treatments consist of gentle stimulation of specific nerve bundles and acupuncture points (no needles used) along the sides of your spine while you are being exposed to a digital signal of the allergen you are being treated for. The points being stimulated correspond to the major organ systems and temporarily strengthen the organ systems while being exposed to the allergen forming a positive association with the allergen. This reconditions or “retrains” your body to not react inappropriately to the harmless allergen. AAT treatments consist of gentle stimulation of specific nerve bundles and acupuncture points (no needles used) along the sides of your spine while you are being exposed to a digital signal of the allergen you are being treated for. The points being stimulated correspond to the major organ systems and temporarily strengthen the organ systems while being exposed to the allergen forming a positive association with the allergen. This reconditions or “retrains” your body to not react inappropriately to the harmless allergen. The treatment is completely painless and consists of mechanical stimulation with gentle, controlled thrusts using a special instrument. The ability to condition physiology with an external stimulus was first demonstrated by Dr. Ivan Pavlov in 1903. The study showed that the physiology of a dog could be conditioned or trained by associating food with an external stimulus in the form of a sound, produced by a ringing bell. After establishing the association, the dog's salivary glands would be activated by the stimulus even though no food was present. A similar dynamic occurs when associating an allergen with the strengthening of the major organs. The body associates the positive stimulus with the exposure of an allergen, perceiving it as beneficial instead of a threat. The body (immune system) alters it's perception, correcting its own erroneous response.


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