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Title: The Food Allergy Cure: A New Solution to Food Cravings, Obesity, Depression, Headaches, Arthritis and Fatigue by Ellen W., Md. Cutler ISBN: 0-609-80900-8 Publisher: Three Rivers Press (CA) Pub. Date: 22 April, 2003 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.00 |
Average Customer Rating: 3.25 (8 reviews)
Rating: 2
Summary: Ready, set,...huh?
Comment: The Food Allergy Cure convinced me that allergies may indeed be behind my ailments, but it did not provide me with enough information on how to treat myself without buying more expensive products. After reading the entire book and attempting to start my own treatment, I concluded that The Food Allergy Cure is effectively an extended advertisement for Dr. Cutler's BioSET techniques, where you are expected to buy her home testing products or visit a clinic, and for the enzyme vendor she recommends. Below I will describe how I came to this conclusion.
I slogged through the first half of the book, which is devoted to selling Dr. Cutler's BioSET treatment techniques without discussing in depth what they are and how they work. I was happy when finally on page 153, Cutler gets to actual diagnosis and treatment techniques. I tried the muscle testing on myself with milk, a known allergen, but my muscles did not weaken when I held a vial of milk. Determined to heal myself, I continued to Chapter 8, where you are told that before you actually test for foods, it's best to first test Level 1, where you "balance the body," testing for "blood, organs, glands, immune system, and enzymes" and then Level 2, where you "clear foods," listing "amino acids, phenolics and biochemicals, minerals, Vitamin C, [etc.]" (p. 170). On p. 171, Cutler instructs the reader to begin by testing the blood vial. Fair enough, anyone can prepare a blood vial at home. But how on earth do you get a vial for the rest of Level 1, your "organs, glands, immune system, and enzymes"? I suppose a resourceful person could figure out how to find Level 2 substances "amino acids, phenolics and biochemicals, minerals, Vitamin C, [etc.]" at home. I strongly suspect that Cutler expects the reader to order the Food Allergy Kit of vials, described in Appendix 1. Appendix 1 states that the kit contains Level 1 and 2 allergy vials (p. 287). How can a universal kit contain a substance representing the organs, glands, etc. for all human beings, when so many marrow or organ transplants fail due to patients' immune responses? People are all the same under the skin, but in terms of medicine there are limits.
If you forgo buying Dr. Cutler's vials and test for foods only, Cutler's anecdotes on patients who went through the full treatment leave you with question of whether or not your treatment would be more successful if you bought the vials, or better yet, actually visited a certified BioSET clinic. Chapter 9 suggests credible detoxification techniques that do not necessarily require further purchases, but Chapter 10 describes enzyme therapy, which involves--guess what--another purchase. Cutler's recommendations dovetail conveniently with the offerings of Wellzyme, which interestingly also sells this book prominently on the website. And a visit to the website shows that a modest regimen of enzymes would quickly add up to the same amount as a modest regimen of prescription drugs on an HMO plan. In this sense, the book's back-cover promises that you can treat yourself with the information in this book without drugs or expensive procedures, are not entirely true. I imagine visits to BioSET clinics are not cheap (I tried to inquire, but no person answers the 800 number on the BioSET website, nor do they return calls), and while enzymes are not technically drugs, they do cost as much as drugs.
Chapter 11 outlines diet plans that look remarkably similar to one another (three of four prescribe liberal quantities of vegetables, for example). They also look difficult to follow. It's very well to restrict yourself to two of some fruits per day, but there are other fruits and vegetables that you can eat only 3-4 times per week. If you're a dieter, you can take weekly meal planning in stride, but most of us can't be bothered figuring out which fruits to have daily and which to have only a few times a week.
I do believe that these theories have some validity, but the procedures described require a certain suspension of belief. I recommend you borrow this book from the library, read it carefully, and proceed sensibly.
Rating: 4
Summary: Don't let the skeptics turn you away
Comment: I also was cured of life threatening allergies by using this method. Did I think it was too good to be true? Yes. But after being told by 3 specialists that there was nothing they could do for me I was willing to grasp at straws. It worked for me and I have not taken a pill or made a trip to the emergency room for anaphylactic shock for several years.
Please don't let the skeptics keep you from trying such a wonderful chance to change your life. It is pain free and risk free so I would definitely recommend it to anyone. It can't hurt to try!
Rating: 4
Summary: This treatment works! It is a God-Send!!!!
Comment: This treatment changed my life. It set me free of every allergy I treated, and I am still self treating more. It is very simple and uses stimulation of the spinal cord to stop allergic reations and reprogram the nervous system to no longer react to certain substances. Seems to good to be true, but it is!!! It is very real and very permanent. A moron could use this procedure.
Peace,
Levi
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Title: Say Good-Bye to Illness by Devi S., MD Nambudripad, Devi S. Nambudripad ISBN: 0970434480 Publisher: Delta Publishers Pub. Date: May, 2002 List Price(USD): $24.00 |
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Title: Food Allergies and Food Intolerance: The Complete Guide to Their Identification and Treatment by Jonathan Brostoff, Linda Gamlin ISBN: 0892818751 Publisher: Healing Art Press Pub. Date: 01 May, 2000 List Price(USD): $19.95 |
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Title: The Naet Guide Book: The Companion to 'Say Good-Bye to Illness' by Devi S. Nambudripad ISBN: 0965824292 Publisher: Delta Publishers Pub. Date: 01 August, 2001 List Price(USD): $12.00 |
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Title: Brain Allergies: The Psychonutrient and Magnetic Connections by William H., Md Philpott, Dwight K., Phd Kalita, Linus, Phd Pauling, William H. Philpott MD ISBN: 0658003984 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies Pub. Date: 01 April, 2000 List Price(USD): $16.95 |
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Title: Your Hidden Food Allergies Are Making You Fat by Roger Deutsch, Rudy Rivera ISBN: 0761537600 Publisher: Prima Lifestyles Pub. Date: 23 July, 2002 List Price(USD): $16.00 |
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