Fertility & Hormone Sensitivities – SAAT

Hormone sensitivities can significantly impact fertility by disrupting the delicate hormonal balance necessary for reproductive health. Sensitivities and intolerances to hormones do happen, such as those used in fertility treatments. They can manifest as various symptoms, including skin rashes, swelling, or difficulty breathing. Fertility may be impaired in cases where individuals have sensitivities to hormones. Sometimes your immune system may react to hormones crucial for reproductive processes, such as estrogen or progesterone.

In many cases, fertility patients struggling with conception find they have several pregnancy hormones working against them.

Hormone allergies or sensitivities can then interfere with ovulation, implantation, or sperm production, leading to difficulties in conceiving. Additionally, managing hormone sensitivities during fertility treatments can pose challenges. So it may also complicate the safe use of certain medications or procedures. Therefore, addressing hormones is essential in the comprehensive assessment and management of infertility concerns.

Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment (SAAT) can help retrain your system to work for you, not fight against you!

What Is SAAT?

Dr. Nader Soliman, MD, developed Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment (SAAT) and personally trained and certified Dr. Jes in the technique.

Researchers have studied and used this treatment for over a decade to help retrain the immune system and put hormone sensitivities into remission. Check out this study about the effectiveness of auricular acupuncture for fertility!

We continue to see remarkable cases of fertility sensitivity remission – we love to receive messages like these from our SAAT patients!

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At Your SAAT Evaluation for Hormone Sensitivities

We will first screen you for Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), as well as sensitivities to metals and adhesives. (If you have sensitivities to metals or adhesives, you may need a homeopathic course before beginning treatment.)

We will then evaluate you using muscle testing with a set of fertility-related hormone components, including:

Each reactive hormone is associated with a specific point in the ear. Once we identify which hormones to treat, we will place one tiny treatment needle for each reactive hormone, cover it with a bandage, and leave it in place for 3–4 weeks. (It is important to keep your ear dry while your needles are in place!) We can treat multiple hormone sensitivities per evaluation.

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