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  1. #1
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    Homeopathic vaccines?

    Has anyone used homeopathic vax and are they all the same?
    We are thinking of doing this for DS2 at his 12month schedule.
    Can you do this then still get needles later on? Does that make sense?

    Just need some info please. Thanks x

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    I guess at the end of the day it's up to you to see if you subscribe to the notion of Homeopathy. I'm a Naturopathic student, and personally I don't follow homeopathy - BUT this is my choice, as it is your choice to vaccinate or not, in which ever way you choose.

    What ever you do, make it an informed decision, feel comfortable about what you do, and have no regrets.

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    Subscribing

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    Me too subscribing.

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    Thanks Kim I am just starting out on getting informed....really dumb question but whats the difference between the 2?

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    Between Naturopathy and Homeopathy? Well naturopathy is based on vitality and the bodies inherant ability to heal itself. We use a lot of herbal remedies and nutritional supplements.

    Homeopathy (the limited amount I know about it) is based on the theory of 'like cures like'. So using a technique called 'succussion' the vibrational energy from the original toxin, poison or extract that is believed to cure an ailment, is transferred into the tincture for use. It certainly is interesting, read a bit about it and see if it's something you are interested in.

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    Between Naturopathy and Homeopathy? Well naturopathy is based on vitality and the bodies inherant ability to heal itself. We use a lot of herbal remedies and nutritional supplements.

    Homeopathy (the limited amount I know about it) is based on the theory of 'like cures like'. So using a technique called 'succussion' the vibrational energy from the original toxin, poison or extract that is believed to cure an ailment, is transferred into the tincture for use. It certainly is interesting, read a bit about it and see if it's something you are interested in.

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    Yep, not surprisingly, I am declaring myself a homeo-sceptic here. Homeopathy has no effect other than a placebo, it is just water. Sure it’s fine to use conventional vaccinations after a homeopathic vaccination because a homeopathic vaccination has no effect.

    By all means use homeopathy if it works for you, the placebo effect is indeed very powerful (I often think it would be nice for GPs to be able to prescribe placebos to certain patients, "Here Mrs Difficult Patient, take one of these placebo pills before bed and you’ll feel much better in a few days.") and the placebo effect certainly doesn’t do you any harm, it’s fantastic and free! But if you really need a treatment that will actually work, to stop the damage of a disease or condition or to prevent damage, then perhaps it’s not the best treatment for you or your family.

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    I haven't read all the replies so I apologize if I'm repealing someone.

    My Besty is a homeopath and when u decided not to vac MJ further I asked her about this method and she told me there is NO point to it!!!
    The reason she gave was that you actually have to have something to treat, so to vaccinate would not work, if you are exposed to the virus, then you would treat to stop the virus taking effect if that makes sense.

    Personally, I have seen remedies work that she has given both me and MJ, but nit in all cases. The other thing that she has told me is that there are different styles of homeopathy and different qualifications, I guess this is why some would recommend them (home vacs) and others would not.

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    This is what my homeopath back in italy told me as well. she told me that homeopathic vaccines have no point and she doesnt recommend them.

    I also have to agree with what the PP mentioned that there is a large variance in what is deemed homeopathic, especially i find in Australia. here the doses are so small and people just grab them over the counter with no worries. back in italy you need a referral and get them from the pharmacist. very very different to what i have seen here (i have tried a few of the over the counters here and havent noticed any effect , whereas for example when i went to italy and treated my endometriosis it was almost immediate and very scary powerful)...sorry that went way off topic lol.