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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Southern Ontario
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![]() ....or the neural toxins - adjuvants - mercury, aluminum, fermaldehyde
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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this , the forewords provided by Jane Levatin MD Board Certified Pediatrician Clinical Instructor in Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School, no slouch she
.......... evidence that allergies , as a mass phenomenon, were ushered in with the introduction of vaccination and the use of injectable medicines .... and later ......indeed we have passed --the crossover point, that point at which we realize that the preventive measures we were prescribed cause more damage than the problems they were intended to prevent ...... The book is authored by Heather Fraser , titled "The Peanut Allergy Epidemic .. what's causing it and how to stop it " I have this book because it talks about the history of vaccination , the adjuvants used , the politics, the multi billion dollar industry and the effects it has on all of us . This is an area of study becoming more and more interesting and important for me to tackle. We now have vets who will not accept you as a client if your dog has not had the traditional full sequence of vaccinations . Yes . Carmen CARMSPACK.com |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Back home to Louisiana!
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Oops, sorry.
Thanks Carm for pointing that out.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Pacific NW
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A homeopathic vet told me that Rabies vaccination in OR is not required until they are 8 months old. Another, for me, questionable routine: Chihuahuas get the same dosage as a Mastiff. What does that do to a tiny body? Thank you all for your help and for articles and links.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Illinois
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 332
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I sympathize with you as vaccinations ruined my first GSD’s heath. Since your pup has probably already had previous inoculations to this up-coming Rabies, you may want to detox him first to try and rid his body of the toxins already present before more are introduced. This is what I would personally do prior to the rabies, then off for one week before the rabies: First week: 1 dose of 30c Thuja daily Second week: 1 dose of 30c Sulphur daily (BTW: For all other vaccinations, you would give one dose Thuja immediately after the vaccination & one dose Sulphur that evening. This would continue for one week.) When it is time for the rabies (put this off as long as possible) these are the dosages: Give 1 dose of 30c Thuja immediately following the injection. One half-hour later, give 1 dose of Lyssin. For 7 days following the rabies vaccination: One dose Thuja in the morning One dose Lyssin in the evening. You can purchase these in liquid form, which is MUCH easier, from www.naturalrearing.com or 541-899-2080, who I have know and trusted for about 17 years. One dose is 2 pulls/draws from the liquid bottle from Natural Rearing. Dosages would be different from another source. You will only need a 1 ounce bottle of the Lyssin, but you’ll want to get a 2 or 4 ounce bottle of Thuja as you will use more of it and a 2 ounce bottle of Sulphur. Homeopathic remedies are given in a “clean mouth” which means no food or water 30 minutes before or after being administered. Also, the bottle should be “pulsed” or shaken vigorously for a few seconds to activate. Then, an easy way to give it, is while your dog is resting or sleeping. Just raise his lip and gently drizzle on to his gums. This is how it is absorbed into the system. I will PM you with a list of holistic vet members in Oregon as it is too long for a post. Hope this relives your mind a bit.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Beautiful Pacific NW
Posts: 11,005
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The 1st year they get a vaccine - at 4mos. - it is a "1yr." meaning they need to boost it in another year. After that it's good for 3yrs. The same vaccine is used, in the same amount. It's the dog's immunity which changes, not the vaccine. Gosh I'm amazed at the widely held yet erroneous belief that there is a difference between vaccines! Wonder if vets can charge more by being deceptive...??? Community Practice Vaccination Protocols from the College of Veterinary Medicine The site above explains how rabies is given - notice it doesn't say "use the 3yr. vs. 1yr. vaccine!" (posted here, because the same info was given in another thread where I posted this originally) More info explaining this- http://vetmedicine.about.com/od/vete...iesVaccine.htm This question came up on Twitter: "I do not understand why I can get a 3 year vaccine in Wisconsin and only a one year in Illinois for my dog." Answer: The answer is that when using an adjuvanted vaccine* approved for 3 years, there is no difference as far as local laws are concerned. What makes the rabies vaccination "good" for one year or three years is determined by two things: 1) the animal's age and rabies vaccine history 2) if the state and municipal laws require annual vaccinations for rabies. Dogs and cats are first vaccinated for rabies between 4 and 6 months of age. They need a booster one year from that date. They are then vaccinated every three years, although some states still require annual rabies vaccinations for dogs and/or cats. Again, it is the same vaccine in all cases, but the time it is "good" for is dependent on these factors. |
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