Allergy symptom support, without medication.
A gentle, drug-free approach designed to support the body's response to symptoms relating to allergies and sensitivities. Non-invasive. No needles. No medication.
Parents often come to us after trying medications, eliminating foods, or limiting activities because of their child's symptoms. AAT offers a gentle option for symptoms relating to sensitivities in babies, children, and the whole family.
Schedule a free 15-minute call →A gentle, non-invasive approach.
Advanced Allergy Therapeutics is a drug-free, non-invasive technique designed to support the body's response to symptoms relating to allergies and sensitivities. It does not involve needles, medication, or elimination diets.
Sessions are calm and brief. Most patients see Dr. Abbie for a series of short, targeted appointments based on the AAT assessment findings.
What it is not
AAT does not involve immunotherapy drops, at-home remedies, or allergy injections. There are no supplement protocols or medications used with treatment.
AAT does not assess or treat anaphylactic allergy responses. It does not replace an epinephrine auto-injector for life-threatening allergies.
AAT does not diagnose any medical conditions, including allergies, sensitivities, or intolerances. AAT does not test for allergies or sensitivities. Instead, it simply assesses what may be causing a stress to the body.
Who AAT is for
- Adults and children with ongoing seasonal allergy symptoms
- People who experience symptoms relating to food sensitivities
- Those with a variety of symptoms from chemical sensitivities
- Parents looking for non-invasive treatment options
A wide range of symptoms.
- Colic
- Eczema
- Nasal congestion
- Sneezing & runny nose
- Cough
- Asthma symptoms
- Itchy eyes
- Bloating
- Diarrhea
- Constipation
- Acid reflux and GERD
- Headaches
How sessions work.
The first conversation is a free 15-minute call to make sure AAT is appropriate for your situation. From there, an in-person initial assessment maps which items to address. Sessions are short, gentle, and non-invasive.
The arc of care
- Free 15-minute call to determine fit (optional)
- Initial AAT assessment
- A digital representation of an offending substance is introduced via an arm cuff
- Muscle testing is completed
- Series of short, specific treatments
- The digital representation is re-introduced while gentle acupressure is applied to specific points along the spine
Common items treated with AAT
- Foods: wheat, soybean, dairy, fruits, sugar, eggs, food additives
- Animals: dogs, cats, birds
- Plants: trees, grasses, weeds, flowers
- Molds and mildew
- Contactants: lotions, adhesives, latex, fabrics, metals
- Stimuli: barometric pressure, sunlight
Pricing
The AAT initial assessment is $250 and includes one treatment. Each treatment session after that is $100. HSA and FSA are accepted. See full pricing.
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How soon will I see results?
Symptoms associated with a single substance are often improved or relieved after about 24 hours. Many concerns respond within the first few treatments, though every case varies and some may not respond.
How many AAT treatments are required?
It depends on the allergen families involved. Most of the time a single allergen family responds within a single visit, though it may take multiple visits per family. Chronic concerns typically need between 5 and 12 treatments.
Is there an age restriction for AAT treatments?
No. All ages may be treated, including infants.
Can AAT help with seasonal allergy symptoms?
Yes. Seasonal symptoms vary by pollen type (trees in spring, grasses in summer, weeds in fall) and can include runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing, congestion, headaches, fatigue, and coughing.
Can AAT help with asthma symptoms?
AAT can address many irritants that contribute to asthmatic symptoms, particularly allergy-induced asthma. Exercise-induced asthma is less likely to respond.
Can AAT help with eczema or skin symptoms?
Yes, particularly when symptoms arise from allergies and sensitivities. Responsive concerns include urticaria, eczema, contact dermatitis, and atopic dermatitis, though severe cases may show only partial improvement.
Can AAT treat anaphylactic symptoms?
No. We do not treat conditions involving anaphylactic reactions, though patients may be treated for other non-life-threatening sensitivities.
Before you book.
- Insurance? Foundations is private pay. HSA and FSA are accepted, and superbills are available on request. See pricing.
- What is the first visit? 90 minutes, in person at Knewtson Health Group in Excelsior. Any testing comes after that visit, with the cost reviewed first.
- Coming from farther away? Only the first visit has to be in person. Follow-ups can be in person or virtual, whichever works for you.
Book your AAT initial visit.
Ready to get started? Book your AAT initial visit below. Not sure yet? A free 15-minute call is a great place to start, just reach out.
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