I agree with Panserbjorn, trying to vaccinate homeopathically is a contradiction in terms. The nosode is useful, however, if the patient is actively infected and experiencing symptoms. It can make the disease much milder, especially if used in conjunction with other remedies.
When I asked about the vaccinations, I have to admit that I really already knew that it wasn't a very good idea to use nosodes prophylactically, but I was really anxious and worried. I now have the nosode and some other remedies that are often used during whooping cough, so if they do come down with it at least I'll be ready.
When I asked about the vaccinations, I have to admit that I really already knew that it wasn't a very good idea to use nosodes prophylactically, but I was really anxious and worried. I now have the nosode and some other remedies that are often used during whooping cough, so if they do come down with it at least I'll be ready.






