Part I. NET uses a 'like-cures-like' principle in this way: When we ask patients to re-experience an emotion from their past (such as anger, fear, etc.) within the context of doing NET, we're asking them to go back and briefly relive a memory — and in reliving that memory they produce a feeling (with an associated physiological response), and that feeling is an important 'like-cures-like' component of the NET correction process.

In developing NET, Dr. Scott Walker came to find that there were times when the body needed extra support to fully release a stressful issue. After more than 2 years of clinical investigations and testing various products (essential oils, herbs, remedies, vitamins, etc.), he found that specific homeopathic remedies significantly helped the NET process where other products did not.

Part II. Homeopathy also uses a 'like-cures-like' principle — In fact, it's a verified law of pharmacology called the Law of Similars. Using this principle, Dr. Walker created specific NET Remedies formulas, which he clinically tested and then shared with other practitioners. Since 1994, the NET Remedies have been used by thousands of practitioners to help support their patients in the release of stress-related toxins, and they are considered to be a valuable enhancement to the NET process.

Here are some examples of the many benefits of using NET homeopathic remedies:

• NET Remedies® #3 Water® helps with kidney and bladder conditions, as well as spinal disc problems.
• NET Remedies® #12 Flu Immune® can be used by the entire family for flu symptoms or boosting immunity.
• NET Remedies® #20 Pain Relief® is formulated to address general pain and arthritis.

NET is used by Mind-oriented practitioners to help their clients process and release stress-related issues — both in mind and body.

While the NET protocol itself is not considered to be psychology, the following principles apply within the steps of NET:

1. cognitive (identifying thoughts and internal dialog associated with recollections),
2. emotional (identifying the emotions the recollection elicits), and
3. behavioral (how the recollections affect actions, relationships, etc.).

Within the steps of NET, the practitioner uses the following 8 dynamics to help address unresolved mind/body stress: 

• Emotions are Physiologically Based
• Pavlovian Responses
• Emotions/Meridian System Correlations
• Repetition Compulsion
• The Role of Memory and Physiology
• Manual Muscle Testing
• Semantic Responses
• 'Like cures Like'