Take the case of Oscillococcinum, produced by Boiron.  At the company’s website the maker states it is product for headaches, body aches, chills and fever.  Many who use the product know it strengthens the body and wards off what might become the flu or other similar ailment.  What is wrong with that?

• Well for one, it is outside of the conventional medical  paradigm.
• It is outside of the multi-billion vaccine industry
• It is outside of the flu vaccine industry, and it works (often enough)
• To date conventional medicine/science does not understand how it can work, so therefore it can’t work???
• How can there be “other” – when only my way is the right and only way.

For the record homeopaths (at least this one) have no problem stating that
homeopathic remedies above a certain potency contain no physical molecules of the original substance.  This is in part accounts for the gentleness and strength of  homeopathic remedies.  The homeopathic remedy has its starting point in a particular substance, in this case - Anas barbariae hepatis et cordis extractum 200CK.  The remedy is not prepared only from lactose or sucrose.

Will Oscillococcinum work in every single situation for every single person who feels like they are coming down with something like the flu?  No.  However it would do no harm in that instance.  And millions of people do find that it is effective.  How is that for proof?

Half of Americans fighting flu with supplements

By Jennifer LaRue Huget

Nearly half of Americans plan to use dietary supplements or homeopathic treatments to help ward off influenza this season. But only about a third of that group plans to also get a flu shot.

That’s the news from a survey of 1,500 adults conducted in September by the Consumer Reports National Research Center. Read the rest of the article here.

Looking for more ways to stay healthy here is another interesting article:
The Abuse of Antibiotics, Part 4

Read the article below.

On National Vaccination Day and as Switzerland braces itself for a swine flu outbreak, the Swiss Association of Homeopathic Physicians has advised against the H1N1 jab.

In a statement of Friday, the homeopaths not only said the flu was by and large harmless but they also raised concerns over the two government-approved vaccines, Pandemrix and Focetria.

Above all the association criticized the use of so-called adjuvants, chemical compounds that increase the human body’s immune response, in the vaccines, saying they could lead to dramatic side-effects. The Swiss health authorities have however already said any side-effects, if any, are minor.

The Federal Health Office has recommended inoculating certain risk groups in a first wave – beginning in mid-November – including the chronically-ill, pregnant women and health staff, but stops short of mandatory jabs. After this, the wider public will be invited to be inoculated.

On Thursday health authorities warned the swine flu pandemic was expected to hit Switzerland with full force in the coming days, with confirmed cases of swine flu tripling last week to about 2,000.

In total tens of thousands of people with flu symptoms had consulted a doctor and were believed to have come down with a mild form of the illness. So far 38 people have been admitted to hospital, including six who are still in intensive care.

swissinfo.ch and agencies
a link to the news article –>here

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Untested swine flu vaccine could put British public at risk, warn experts

EXPERTS have warned about the potential dangers of using untested vaccines as the British government prepares to fast-track inoculations against swine flu.
The European Medicines Agency, the EU’s top drug regulatory body, is accelerating the approval process for swine flu vaccine in order to have it ready before winter. (article here)