Suggest we discuss it here, rather than hijack allergycakeicing's thread...
Emily - for what it's worth. I have read about it. As I stated in my post I've read studies by the BMJ, assessments by NICE and articles by the Anaphylaxis Campaign. Plus websites by Kinesiologists explaining how they would allegedly 'cure' my child.
I am not being neglectful by refusing to send my child to a Kinesiologist. I'm delighted that you feel it's helped you and your child but it's not for me because I believe in science and empirical medical studies.
It's interesting to note that at least one website that deals with kinesiology to treat allergies, openly admits that it is not basing it on the medical definition of allergy. My son's risk of anaphylaxis if he eats nuts has sod all to do with his 'BioEnergy' system - it's a medically diagnosed, immune response that has solid medical science supporting it.
By all means tell people about the success of your child through kinesiology. It would however be helpful if a) you refrained from suggesting that those of us who won't try kinesiology are borderline neglectful in caring for our children and b) you actually explained a bit more about what allergies your child had, what the kinesiologist did, how the treatment worked etc. How you confirm the treatment had been successful etc.
You keep ordering us all to stop being sheep and find out more and yet you're not exactly being forthcoming with any helpful information - instead you're just slagging off those of us who think differently.
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Acekicker · 15/04/2011 14:37
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