05/30/2026
I've been getting a ton of questions about Alpha Gal. So far, I've been referring folks elsewhere, to acupuncturists or chiropractors who have the SAAT (Solomon's Auricular Allergy Treatment) training. But after listening to this podcast, I feel encouraged. At school, we learned of the existence of SAAT. We were taught auricular therapy for other things, and we had teachers who had attended the SAAT training, but they weren't allowed to teach us SAAT, because Solomon has it copyrighted. You have to sign an NDA when you take the training. I have moral qualms with the copyright thing. I feel it harms the public, and I don't want to take his training for that reason. But somehow, the existence of the training made me think I needed it in order to treat Alpha Gal. The truth is, I don't. I have a four year degree that gave me the skills to assess each patient as an individual and design treatment to meet their specific needs. Alpha Gal patients are no different from any other patient with regard to the need for individualized care, which you may or may not be getting when you go to someone who was trained to give a certain protocol for a biomedical diagnosis. So, bring me your alpha gal. As with all chronic illness, it will be a journey back to health, but I will do my best for you.
The podcast is made for practitioners, but I don't think it's above lay people's understanding, and there's a lot of good info that patients can use on their own to start doing lifestyle changes that will be of help. She politely talks a little smack about "protocols" that call themselves a "cure." She doesn't mention SAAT specifically, but I think it's safe to assume that that is what she's talking about.
