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A year in review and what’s to come in 2025…
This year has been packed with a lot of education for me and new treatment options for you. I always enjoy learning and finding more healing solutions to add to my toolbox. The three new additions I learned about this past year are the Soliman Auricular Allergy Technique (SAAT), Electro-Acupuncture Medicine, and Auricular Trauma Release.
Understanding Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Are you or is someone you know suffering from allergy symptoms that are seemingly triggered by anything and everything? Do the symptoms include itching, rashes, hives, swelling, shortness of breath, wheezing, congestion, brain fog, headaches, GI disturbance, increased heart rate, pain, or fatigue? If this sounds familiar, you may want to look into Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS).
Alpha-gal Syndrome
In the last issue of the newsletter, I introduced you to the Soliman Auricular Acupuncture Technique (SAAT) for treating allergies. In this issue, I will focus on using SAAT to treat alpha-gal syndrome, a condition that is getting more attention lately.
Treating allergies with the Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment
As most of you know, I am perpetually fascinated with auricular (ear) medicine. The ear offers both insight into the state of the body and a convenient treatment location.
A new approach to lessening your allergy woes
Morphogenic Field Technique (MFT) testing now offers three “unwind” techniques. Joining the Brain Unwind Experience (BUE) and Emotional Unwind Experience (EUE) is the new Allergy Unwind Experience (AUE). (See the July/August 2022 and the September/November 2022 Red Clover Clinic Newsletters for information on the first two.) This article will focus on the third, AUE. The idea of this system is to reduce the allergic load over time and improve the resilience of the immune system when exposed to allergens.
Summertime, and the living is…sneezy
Along with sun, warmth, and relaxation, summer for many means hay fever. Not only does hay fever have annoying symptoms–sinus congestion and pain, sneezing, itching eyes and nose, runny eyes and nose–but it can also turn into a sinus infection and cause headaches.