Introduction:

Dr. Steven Goldstein, a chiropractor in Lynbrook, New York, discovered Advanced Allergy Therapeutics (AAT) after more than 30 years in chiropractic care. His introduction to AAT came while he was searching for help with a persistent cough. In this case study, we explore his background, the challenges he faced, and the personal and patient experiences that shaped his use of AAT.

Background:

Dr. Steven Goldstein’s chiropractic career began in Lynbrook, New York. His commitment to holistic care and natural approaches led him to explore various avenues of healthcare. A persistent cough, lasting for over a decade, prompted him to seek additional options. Despite trying multiple therapies, including prescribed medications, his cough continued and affected his ability to communicate with patients.

The Challenge:

Dr. Goldstein describes the frustration of living with a persistent cough for more than 12 years. Previous approaches had not provided the relief he was seeking. As both a practitioner and a patient, he remained interested in exploring other possibilities.

The Transformation:

Dr. Goldstein received an email introducing him to Advanced Allergy Therapeutics. Interested in learning more, he traveled to Florida for AAT training, motivated in part by his own experience with persistent symptoms.

During the training, Dr. Goldstein received an AAT treatment focused on dust and dust mites as possible contributing substances. He estimates that his cough improved by approximately 80% after that session. This personal experience strengthened his interest in incorporating AAT into his practice.

The Results:

Dr. Goldstein describes working with patients experiencing a range of symptoms associated with allergies and sensitivities, including skin concerns. He shares several patient experiences that have been particularly meaningful to him.

One case involved a patient who reported sensitivities to tomatoes, dairy, and wheat and had avoided pizza for two decades. According to Dr. Goldstein’s account, she was able to eat pizza again following AAT treatment. This individual experience does not establish that someone with a food allergy can safely reintroduce an allergen.

Another case involved a baby with severe eczema whose parents reported that previous care had not provided the relief they were seeking. Dr. Goldstein describes exploring possible sensitivities associated with the breastfeeding mother’s diet and the use of frozen breast milk. He reports that the baby’s skin improved during care that included AAT and changes to feeding practices. Because more than one change was involved, the account does not establish which change contributed to the improvement.

Conclusion:

Dr. Steven Goldstein’s experience with his own persistent cough prompted him to explore AAT as an additional approach within his practice. His personal experience and the patient accounts he shares have shaped his continued enthusiasm for the therapy.

He describes AAT as an important part of the services he offers patients with symptoms associated with allergies and sensitivities.

Testimonial:

“I wholeheartedly recommend that fellow practitioners explore AAT. My personal experience with my longstanding cough was a turning point, and incorporating AAT into my practice gave me another approach to offer patients. The improvements patients have shared with me have been meaningful, and AAT has become an important part of my work. For practitioners considering it, I’m enthusiastic about sharing my experience and encouraging them to learn more.”

– Dr. Steven Goldstein, DC