The AAT Method

Understanding The AAT Expert Method

Since 1995, AAT has specialized in the treatment of allergies and sensitivities. It has been discovered over the past 25 years that the mechanism responsible for allergies and sensitivities is also involved in numerous other symptoms and conditions. When the root cause is accurately identified and addressed, the body promptly responds, resulting in the resolution of related symptoms.

The mechanism behind these conditions is a defensive physiological pattern, which is ultimately detrimental to the body. This pattern is established due to the relationship between the brain, Sympathetic Nervous System, and sometimes the immune system, resulting in a “true allergy.” However, in numerous other instances, the immune system is not involved, and the underlying cause is still an errant defensive physiological response. This category encompasses numerous illnesses, some of which are labeled as “sensitivities,” representing a substantial area of sickness that has received insufficient attention from researchers.

The Importance of the Sympathetic Nervous System

The AAT approach recognizes the vital function of the Sympathetic Nervous System as a connecting link between the brain, immune system, and visceral organs. Excessive Sympathetic Nerve Activity (SNA) can occur due to various stressors, leading to abnormal biological learning patterns.

The Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS) acts as the primary communication network among organ systems, responsible for the “fight or flight” response and managing actual or perceived threats. Increased SNS activity due to various stressors can lead to the association of internal stimuli with secondary environmental stimuli. Studies have demonstrated that exposure to stressful stimuli through classical behavioral conditioning can alter immune function. This means that a heightened state of defense triggered by stress can link with an environmental element present at the time, leading to erroneous physiological responses to a harmless substance. Such negative associations are learned, stored, and can result in persistent reactivity patterns.

Research has demonstrated that excessive sympathetic activity cause an inflammatory response, even in the absence of immune involvement. Furthermore, such processes can become associated with secondary environmental stimuli. The AAT System has identified that these phenomena are more widespread than previously thought and form the basis of numerous symptoms and health conditions encountered by healthcare professionals. In addition, this phenomenon may occur in relation to naturally occurring agents within the body, which AAT has identified as playing a central role in prevalent conditions such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Acid Reflux, and Chronic Sinusitis, which are among the most frequent health issues seen by doctors today.

The AAT approach transcends the conventional treatment of allergies and sensitivities, as physiological errors are present in many health conditions. By harnessing the body’s innate intelligence, the AAT System has achieved several groundbreaking advancements in treating prevalent health conditions affecting the population today.