AAT FAQ

How soon will I see results?
What are the most common symptoms addressed?
How many visits will I need?
Is there an age restriction for the treatments?
How long do I have to wait before I can have contact with the items that were addressed in my session?
Can I have more than one treatment in a day?
How long are the sessions?
Are any traditional medical allergy tests offered in the clinic?
Are there any guarantees that my symptoms will be relieved?
What qualifications do the practitioners have?
Can a food intolerance be treated?
Can you treat for anaphylactic symptoms?
Will my health insurance pay for the treatments?
How much does it cost?
Do I need to do anything before my appointment?
Do I need to stop taking any of my medications before the treatment?
How do I make an appointment?

How soon will I see results?
Many cases respond quickly to the treatment and achieve long-term results within the first few treatments. However, each case is different and some patients require additional treatment.

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What are the most common symptoms addressed?
Bloating, cramping, reflux, heartburn, gas, diarrhea, nausea, runny nose, sneezing, congestion, post-nasal drip, itchy watery eyes, coughs, wheezing, shortness of breath, red, scaly or itchy rashes, blisters with oozing and crusting, dry leathery skin areas, hives, itchy skin, hyperactivity, mood swings, headaches, fatigue, tiredness, chemical sensitivities, reactions to the sun, any negative reaction to harmless substances.

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How many visits will I need?
The number of sessions required depends on the number of items causing a reaction. For example, a patient who reacts to five families of substances (dairy, wheat, corn, animal dander and pollen) may require between 5 to 12 sessions to relieve the symptoms or resolve a condition.

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Is there an age restriction for the treatments?
No. All ages may be treated, including infants.

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How long do I have to wait before I can have contact with the items that were addressed in my session?
Following a session, a patient should avoid the substance that was treated for 2 hours, if possible. Depending on the item addressed, avoidance is not always possible. It is recommended that the patient not have excessive contact with the item until the following day.

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Can I have more than one treatment in a day?
Yes. Two treatments can be completed in one day. However, there must be at least 2 hours between sessions.

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How long are the sessions?
The Initial Session takes approximately30 minutes and includes an assessment and one treatment. Follow-Up Sessions take 15 minutes and include one treatment.

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Are any traditional medical allergy tests offered in the clinic?
We do not offer any conventional allergy testing. Patients are encouraged to bring in allergy tests from their physicians.

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Are there any guarantees that my symptoms will be relieved?
Unfortunately, we can offer no guarantees; however, the majority of our patients respond favorably to the AAT treatment on a long-term basis. We cannot guarantee that new symptoms will not develop in the future.

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What qualifications do the practitioners have?
All practitioners at Advanced Allergy Relief of Connecticut are fully credentialed health care practitioners.

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Can a food intolerance be treated?
No. A food intolerance is different from an allergy or sensitivity in that there may be an enzyme deficiency, which inhibits the body from properly digesting the substance. Such cases are not affected by the treatment.

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Can you treat for anaphylactic symptoms?
No. We do not treat conditions involving anaphylactic reactions. However, patients with an anaphylactic reaction may be treated for other sensitivities that are not life threatening.

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Will my health insurance pay for the treatments?
AAT is currently considered an elective procedure similar to LASIK eye surgery or certain dental procedures, so the patient will be responsible for paying for the treatments. We will give you a receipt that you may send to your insurance company, however we suggest that you use your Health Savings Account.

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How much does it cost?
The initial visit is $150. This includes your first treatment. Follow up visits are $85. We accept Visa, MasterCard and personal checks.

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Do I need to do anything before my appointment?
* Patients should arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the Initial Session to complete the necessary forms. Forms can also be downloaded here and completed ahead of time.
* Please do not smoke or wear perfume or fragrances prior to coming in to the clinic. This is a courtesy to other patients who may be sensitive to those substances.
*Please bring any allergy tests from medical doctors to the Initial Session.
*Prescription or over-the-counter medications will not affect the treatment.
*Patients who have other therapies (massage, chiropractic, acupuncture, etc) scheduled on the same day as the AAT treatment should schedule those therapies PRIOR to the AAT treatment, if possible.
*If experiencing an acute stage of illness including an elevated temperature, the patient should contact Dr. Mitchell's office to reschedule the appointment.
Advanced Allergy Relief of Connecticut DOES NOT treat anaphylaxis or any life-threatening symptoms. Strict avoidance is always advised.

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Do I need to stop taking any of my medications before the treatment?
No, patients do not need to stop taking medication that has been prescribed by a medical doctor without his/her authorization. You may continue taking over the counter medication to control current symptoms, as this will not affect the treatment.

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How do I make an appointment?
You can make an appointment by calling the clinic directly at (203) 239-3400. You do not need a doctor's referral.
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