Natural Immunization Options

In the United States, vaccine safety has traditionally taken a back seat to the development and rapid deployment of vaccines. After decades of immunization, we still lack procedures for gathering long-term safety data.

Events such as the withdrawal of the recently approved rotavirus (identified as a cause of severe diarrhea) and changes in the Hepatitis B vaccination schedule due to the harmful mercurial preservative are reasons to question a conflict of interest in regards to those who sit on the FDA advisory panel. Therefore, lack of confidence in vaccine safety may not be a misconception, but a justifiable concern. As of now there is no mandatory “informed consent”. In fact, there is a campaign to promote mandatory immunization and its safety.

Identifying Those at Risk
Obtaining an accurate family history is vital in assessing potential risks. Undesirable effects from vaccine-related insults primarily fall into 3 miasmic categories:
1. Psoric- Rashes, changes in personality, bowel lymphoid changes, and asthma.
2. Sycotic- Excess behaviors or conditions such as ADD and allergies, illness affecting organ metabolism and growths.
3. Syphillinum- Neurological insult to the brain, autism, seizures, and destructive behaviors.

It may be beneficial to minimize vaccine-related side effects by assessing familial history and treating both the husband and wife for the predominant miasms prior to conception and treating the child after birth prior to immunization.

Considerations
Taking vitamins C, A, B12, Fatty Acids and Ginseng assists the immune system in developing antibodies. Recognize that maternal antibodies can diminish the vaccination effect; i.e., measles. Be selective and request the HIB vaccine early and obtain isolated monovalent vaccines at staggered times to reduce the overall load. Some believe it is best to wait until after 2 years of age to vaccinate (except HIB and possibly tetanus) so the thymus and immune system matures. If not vaccinating, be cautious to minimize exposure (daycare, sick relatives, exposure to other children) and build the immune system (consider PCHF’s Immune System Stimulator).

Pre-Exposure/Pre-Vaccination
During periods of known exposure or upcoming immunizations, use the isodes or nosodes in the following manner:

Prior to exposure or immunization, begin using an initial isode/nosode daily dose of 5 drops (sensitive patients may need to start with this dose once weekly). Continue this dose and gradually increase to 2 times daily or 3 times daily for several weeks (sensitive patients will need longer to build up to this dose). If using more than 2 or 3 formulas, you may need to stop one formula before introducing another and take for a longer period of time to finish all formulas. If not using traditional vaccination afterwards, repeat the prophylactic homeopathic isode/nosode dosing schedule (see below) every 3 months up until 3-6 years of age and then dose once monthly thereafter for maintenance.

Acute Vaccine Reaction
Determine which isode/nosode formula(s) is/are most specific to the patient’s need. Do not use more than two at any one time to avoid overburdening the immune system. You may wish to use PCHF’s Immune System Stimulator and/or Anti-Inflammation Drops along with the isode/nosode formulas. Continue dosing until symptoms show signs of remission. Seek second opinion if symptoms continue or worsen past 48 hours. A drainage formula such as Lymph Stim Liquescence should be considered. Traditional homeopathic remedies such as Thuja, Silicea and Malandrinum may also be used for the ill effects of vaccines

Chronic Effects of Immunization
It is suggested to choose the most indicated isode/nosode remedy and dose for 3 weeks and give 10 days off before repeating or starting a new remedy. The use of the best-indicated drainage product is important. In sensitive individuals, the dose may need to be started at 5 drops in water once weekly and slowly build up over several weeks to attain a daily or several times daily dose.

Traveling and Effects from Travel Immunization
It is advised to use immune strengthening protocols before traveling or receiving immunizations. This assists the body in fighting infection and establishing good antibody response. ImmunoTone, Immunization Complex and Immunstim Stimulator will assist this effort. Use DiGest Plus or Herbal Bitters prior to meals while on the trip. Use Travel Immunization Detox as described in the Pre-exposure/Pre-Vaccination section mentioned above. Daily use of Cinchona, Sulphur and Arsenicum may assist the body to avoid illness while traveling. PCHF’s Food Poisoning Detox is a must to also have on hand.

Prophylactic Homeopathic Therapy
There is evidence that nosode therapy will provide a level of protection. It yields less protection compared to vaccination protection yet offers little risk.

Day 1: Use Childhood Immunization Detox 3 to 4 times daily for a minimum of 3 days.

Day 4: Use Viral Immune Stimulator for a minimum of 3 days.

Day 7: Use Virus Nosode Drops for a minimum of 3 days.

Day 10: Use Bacterial Immune Stimulator for a minimum of 3 days.

Day 13: Use Mycological Immune Stimulator for a minimum of 3 days.

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