Living with MCAS Feels Impossible - SAAT Gives You a Way Out
A targeted, long-lasting approach to calming hypersensitivity, lowering histamine reactions, and reducing the overwhelming flare-cycle of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome.
Wildflower Acupuncture is one of only five SAAT-certified practitioners in Colorado, specializing in MCAS, food allergies, seasonal allergies, and complex allergy clusters.
How SAAT Helps MCAS
SAAT calms the body’s overreaction by resetting incorrect allergy signals.
Instead of suppressing symptoms, SAAT works through the ear’s neurological pathways to down-regulate the nervous system, which directly affects mast cell stability.
MCAS patients often experience:
Fewer food reactions
Lower baseline inflammation
Reduced histamine spikes
Improved digestion
Less flushing, swelling, hives, or breathing tightness
Increased food variety
Greater tolerance to environments + chemicals
For many, SAAT is the first treatment that actually shifts their sensitivity threshold.
Why SAAT Is Ideal for MCAS
One tiny needle per allergen
Minimal stimulation (MCAS-friendly)
Works when medications or supplements are not tolerated
Targets the root of reactivity, not just symptoms
Relief often lasts months to years
Your MCAS Symptoms Are Valid — And Treatable
You do not have to live in survival mode.
MCAS Regulation & Stabilization Programs
Many people with MCAS experience meaningful improvement with Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment (SAAT), which has demonstrated a high clinical success rate. For many patients, this can be an important and positive turning point.
Because MCAS also involves nervous system sensitivity and fluctuating physiologic responses, outcomes are often best supported when SAAT is integrated into a broader care context. At Wildflower Acupuncture, acupuncture is used alongside SAAT to support nervous system regulation, stress response modulation, and overall physiologic stability, factors that can influence how well treatments are tolerated and sustained over time.
For patients who benefit from this more comprehensive approach, care may be offered through MCAS Regulation & Stabilization Programs which are a structured 3 and 6 month care plans designed to provide consistency, clinical guidance, and long-term support.