Minutus

" The Organon also specifically gives the nod to
vaccinations. (Granted that vaccines in those days were different from
today's.)"

shannon,

what do you mean vaccines in those days........?
there were less of them, then. yes.

but they were also grosser in application.

and at what stage did hahneman give the nod to vaccines?
i cant imagine that he saw them as compatible with his theory
of the minimal dose that required dilution and succussion

tanya

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Hi Tanya,
I can't quote the aphorism, but he speaks of vaccination as a result of
the homeopathic process--using a small amount of the toxin, to give
protection (rather than cure, but he did not seem disturbed by that).
Can someone quote and cite?

And tho those vaccines were "grosser"--and I think did carry a greater
risk??--at least they didn't include mercury, preservatives, cultured
monkey tissues, etc. And they were initially administered in a way
more natural to the body--thru a sore, rather than by injection
directly into the blood stream.

Shannon
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