>
> NAET and BioSET are all about the power of belief. They harness the
> placebo effect. They're a form of hypnotism. Hypnotism only works on
> people who believe in it, and the effect tends to wear off after a
while.

I have actually done some research on NAET and I do think there is an
actual scientific reason why it works, but I don't understand it well
enough to try to explain it (and you probably wouldn't be convinced
anyway!). If it was just hypnotism, why would babies or small
children respond favorably to it? Anyhow, it's a moot point for me as
DH nixed the idea.

>
> If you want to throw money at the problem, probably the single best
> thing you can do is invest in some molybdenum supplements, some
> flavour-free methylcobalamin (methyl-B12), if you can find such a
> thing, and some milk thistle.

OK...why? I know milk thistle is good for liver support (does it not
contain salicylates?), but what about the rest? I have just started
taking a folic acid/B12 supplement (just regular B12 not the methyl
version) since we want to try to get pregnant soon, but I don't know
if I'm actually B12 deficient (B6 deficient for sure, though).

Valerie