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Considering Alternative Treatment (SAAT)

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TICK BITE (Lonestar) Changed my Life | MEAT ALLERGY Living with ALPHA GAL Syndrome

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He discusses a potential treatment called Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment (SAAT), an acupuncture procedure where small needles are placed in the ear to treat allergies. He mentions that this procedure has reportedly cured many people and will be his next step. He emphasizes the importance of finding a certified acupuncturist experienced in this specific treatment.

Goal: The creator plans to try Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment (SAAT), an acupuncture-based procedure, as a potential cure for his Alpha-Gal Syndrome.

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reaction, their throat swells shut and that's lifethreatening. So, I have to keep an epipin with me everywhere I go just in case. Some people have an extreme reaction even to walking by the cows out here. I don't have that reaction. Some people can drive by Burger King and have a reaction. I don't know, guys. Where the heck did this come from? Where did it come from? This is my experience with Alpha Gal. Now, let's talk about treatments and let's talk about what labs you need to do. So, what I ask my doctor for and if you guys are having any of these symptoms, you may want to ask your doctor for this. And if your doctor says, "I don't want to I don't want to do that," then you need a new doctor. Okay? Because uh you know, I'm just going to say I'm a registered nurse uh of over 16 years now. And I'm going to say that there are good doctors and they're bad doctors. just like there are good mechanics and bad mechanics. Just like a good tire store or a bad tire store. Um there are good doctors and there are bad doctors. And if your doctor won't listen to you, he's not he or she is not worth having. So we we'll just put that out there. And I think every physician watching this would probably agree. If you're a physician or if you've experienced any of this, please post down there and let me know and share with everyone else as well what you did and what lab work you did. But I got tested for all tickborne illnesses. So limes disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, alpha gal. I got tested for beef, lamb, and pork allergy. I do think you should add chicken to that and shellfish allergy to that just in case it's all of the above. I don't know if it's going to be all the above and if it's going to prevent us from eating meat all together. Treatment wise, this is not an antibiotic treatment type um um illness, okay? This is a syndrome. It's called alpha gal syndrome. It's a syndrome of allergy to meat. And for some reason, and as we get older and as we progress through life, often times we'll develop allergies to different things. So, consult your physician on this. I don't think if it were me, I'd go taking a pile of antibiotics cuz you don't take antibiotics for an allergy, right? You just don't. I think coming down the pipeline, we're going to have some good Western medicine on this and we're going to have some good Eastern medicine on this. And the eastern medicine that I'm talking about is a procedure where they do acupuncture and they do it in your ear. You get…

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