Vaccination Question
Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2003 4:30 pm
HI Rosemary,
Assuming that either a child or an animal is going to be vaccinated against
at
Thuja
there
(distemper,
rabies
medically
groomers,
exceptions.
sick
### I am afraid that this is the typical pseudo-Homeopathy being taught to
many Homeopathic vets. Thuja as coined by Compton Burnett as the
"vaccinosis" remedy was very specific to smallpox vaccine. It still is.
However, I find that many "homeopaths" think of it as the "antidote" to
vaccines. There is no antidote to vaccines, except not giving the vaccine
to start with.
All states have vaccination requirements, but all states also have
vaccination exemptions for both children AND animals. When it comes to
animals, the ONLY vaccine required by law is rabies, and this requirement is
based on Human Health issues and nothing to do with our animals' health.
Most veterinary schools have changed their typical vaccination protocols and
are now recommending that vaccinations for parvo, distemper and other
vaccines be done at a later age. Also, these schools have published "core
vaccine" lists and "non core" vaccines. The core vaccines are parvo,
distemper and rabies. All other vaccines are considered unnecessary and
many of them are considered by these schools as dangerous.
Not all vaccines will impose a sycotic miasm on the organism. That is based
on the individual innate constitution, temperament, and susceptibilities.
If Homeopathy were as simple as that, we'd all be much better at it!
We have two lists on yahoo groups you may be interested in joining. One is
TruthAboutVaccines, which discusses all the issues of vaccinations,
including how to legally deal with the ignorance of kennels, vets,
airlines, etc., etc., BTW, hotels have no right to require ANY
vaccinations. And boarding kennels' requirements are based on insurance
companies' requirements and have nothing to do with the health of the
animals.
The other list is ClassicalHomeopathyPets in which we discuss Classical
Homeopathy, how to repertorize animal cases, and often we discuss Miasms,
posology, etc. This is a learning list, with its foundation on Classical
Homeopathy as it applies to animals. We would be happy to see you join us!
Magda Aguila
Aquiline
Animal Nutrition and
Homeopathic Consultations
Ask me about Juice Plus
http://www.juiceplus.com/+ma21937
Assuming that either a child or an animal is going to be vaccinated against
at
Thuja
there
(distemper,
rabies
medically
groomers,
exceptions.
sick
### I am afraid that this is the typical pseudo-Homeopathy being taught to
many Homeopathic vets. Thuja as coined by Compton Burnett as the
"vaccinosis" remedy was very specific to smallpox vaccine. It still is.
However, I find that many "homeopaths" think of it as the "antidote" to
vaccines. There is no antidote to vaccines, except not giving the vaccine
to start with.
All states have vaccination requirements, but all states also have
vaccination exemptions for both children AND animals. When it comes to
animals, the ONLY vaccine required by law is rabies, and this requirement is
based on Human Health issues and nothing to do with our animals' health.
Most veterinary schools have changed their typical vaccination protocols and
are now recommending that vaccinations for parvo, distemper and other
vaccines be done at a later age. Also, these schools have published "core
vaccine" lists and "non core" vaccines. The core vaccines are parvo,
distemper and rabies. All other vaccines are considered unnecessary and
many of them are considered by these schools as dangerous.
Not all vaccines will impose a sycotic miasm on the organism. That is based
on the individual innate constitution, temperament, and susceptibilities.
If Homeopathy were as simple as that, we'd all be much better at it!
We have two lists on yahoo groups you may be interested in joining. One is
TruthAboutVaccines, which discusses all the issues of vaccinations,
including how to legally deal with the ignorance of kennels, vets,
airlines, etc., etc., BTW, hotels have no right to require ANY
vaccinations. And boarding kennels' requirements are based on insurance
companies' requirements and have nothing to do with the health of the
animals.
The other list is ClassicalHomeopathyPets in which we discuss Classical
Homeopathy, how to repertorize animal cases, and often we discuss Miasms,
posology, etc. This is a learning list, with its foundation on Classical
Homeopathy as it applies to animals. We would be happy to see you join us!
Magda Aguila
Aquiline
Animal Nutrition and
Homeopathic Consultations
Ask me about Juice Plus
http://www.juiceplus.com/+ma21937