After a tick bite?

Alpha-gal syndrome: Understanding and treatment

Discover how a tick bite can activate your immune system and learn about the SAAT method for targeted desensitization.

What you should know

The unique nature of Alpha-gal

Alpha-gal syndrome is complex. Learn about delayed reactions and the role of mammalian products in your immune system.

Delayed reactions

Mammal products

Immune response

Symptoms such as hives and gastrointestinal issues may not appear in some people until hours after eating red meat or dairy products. In others, however, they may be noticeable immediately.

The alpha-galactose sugar molecule, found in most mammalian products, is the trigger for the allergic reaction.

A tick bite can, without one realizing it, reprogram the immune system to react to this specific sugar.

Our road to recovery

Targeted Desensitization Using SAAT

The SAAT method does not focus on treating symptoms, but rather on reprogramming the specific allergic response triggered by the tick bite. This is a targeted treatment protocol.

We begin with a thorough analysis to identify the exact triggers, followed by precise ear acupuncture to desensitize your system.

Want to know more about Alpha-gal?

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