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In a sane and sensible society, and one which was not dominated by drug company greed, all vaccinations, if considered necessary at all, would be done using homoeopathy. All parents are entitled to the right to choose what is best for their children |
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Dr Sheila Gibson qualified in both medicine and science (biochemistry), she has also carried-out research into lead poisoning for her MD, degree. Later she became a lecturer in Medical Genetics at Glasgow University, after which she became involved in Complementary Medicine and obtained an M.F Homeopathic degree. Sheila has researched a wide range of health issues including nutrition, toxicology, (which included fluoride toxicity), allergy, homeopathy, flower essences etc. She is currently in private Complementary Practice. |
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By Dr Sheila L.M.Gibson M.D.B.Sc.M.F.HOM. Vaccinations in the UK, began with the work of Dr Edward Jenner at the end of the 18th century. He had observed that milkmaids who were exposed to cowpox from their cows did not usually develop smallpox and he developed the idea that if people were given cowpox, which was a mild disease, they would be immune to the ravages of smallpox. The term vaccination comes from the Latin vacca, a cow, since it was the cowpox pustules on cows that were used to vaccinate the people.
Reflection on modern western society However in practice
nothing is ever as good as it seems to be in theory. When babies are born
their immune systems are far from mature. They start to become immunocompetent
only from about the age of six months, nature intended that this vulnerable
period in their lives would be covered by passive protection from the
mother who passes antibodies to her baby in her breast milk, and particularly
in the colostrum which is the milk produced in the first day or two of
the infants life. As breast-feeding is ideally continued for six
to nine months, the infants immune system should be up and running
by the time breast feeding ceases. In the second place, where vaccinations were once given singly, giving the immune system the opportunity to respond adequately, now six or seven antigens are given at once. The rationale is that this is less traumatic for the baby and involves fewer appointments at the GPs surgery. However, the immune system is not geared to cope with so many antigens at once. In nature we are usually exposed to only one infectious diseases at a time. In the case of viral infections the body produces interferon which effectively blocks the penetration of any other viruses. Multiple antigen exposure, which confuses the immune system, may be another reason why vaccination is often ineffective...
Further information: Websites: Dr. Classens excellent vaccine website: http://www.vaccines.net/ http://www.preferrednetwork.com/html/details_view_439.htm Vaccination:
100 YEARS of Orthodox Research (UK) Justice Awareness and
Basic Support (JABS) Vaccine Damage Payment Unit: (Canada) Vaccination Risk
Awareness Network: (USA) Concerned Parents for
Vaccine Safety: p:www.whale.to/vaccines/cpfvs.html
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