Homeoprophylaxis is a safe and effective way
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why are some diseases not included?

Our program addresses most of the childhood diseases for which immunizations are commonly recommended, with the exception of the following: 

  • Hep B: This is a sexually transmitted disease acquired by sharing needles or body fluids with someone with HepB.  The incidence in the US is under 2%.
  • Rotavirus: 95% of the population gets this and natural disease confers lifelong immunity. Dehydration is a risk if you reside in a country with no access to clean water or rehydration.
  • Flu: Influenzinum (INF) is available as an add on if desired.
  • Rubella: Risk is during pregnancy.  We advise adding during childbearing years for females.
  • Hep A: This is a self-limiting disease contagious through fecal matter in food or water
  • Chickenpox: This benign childhood disease confers lifelong immunity for many cancers and plays a role in immune maturation, and it is still in circulation. We can add this one on in the adolescent phase if the child has not experienced it. (See Miller’s review of Critical Vaccine Studies by Neil Z. Miller)
  • HPV: Best to not mess with Mother Nature. (See: HPV Vaccine on Trial by Mary Holland)

We can customize our programs as needed, but it is best to speak with an HP Professional to get their feedback on whether or not customization is needed. 

Can we catch the diseases from the HP pellets?

No, absolutely not. While many shots contain live viruses, there is nothing to “shed” with HP. These remedies carry the energetic spectrum of the targeted disease. The information is only received by the recipient. Just like a cell phone picks up a radio frequency. You can’t receive a call going to someone else’s cell phone, nor can you receive the frequency of the disease someone else just took in HP form.

 

What’s the best age to start HP?

HP can be administered at any age. We usually recommend starting infants after one month old so they have time to form a good nursing relationship and mom knows his or her temperament.

When does it start working?

Upon taking the first dose, your system begins to recognize the information communicated and then educates the immune system to hold this in memory. (This is not to be interpreted as a guarantee that you will not get sick, as no method is 100% effective.)

 

Can you “overdose” the pellets?

No, homeopathy is energy. There is no material substance. Children have ingested entire vials of the pellets with no adverse effects. The number of pellets taken as a dose is therefore inconsequential.

 

What if we forget a dose?

Just pick up where you left off when you start again. Having gaps of time is common and our programs accommodate gaps. 

 

What if my child is sick at the time of a scheduled dose?

Wait until your child is 75% better for at least 48 hours before dosing. His or her body is busy working on another illness and vitality needs to be adequate to manage the energetic disease from HP.

 

Who is ‘liable’ if there’s an injury or death?

The program provides you with information on how to self-administer the remedies to yourself or your children. It is your choice to participate in a program. You are welcome to stop at any time. We recommend you educate yourself before participating in a program. There has never been an injury or death from HP in 200 years of use. That being said, no method of disease protection is 100% effective. Parents are asked to sign a statement saying they take full responsibility for administering the program and for their child’s health and are advised to have the input of their healthcare practitioner.

 

Isn’t it better to just do nothing, eat well and take supplements?

Sound nutrition is definitely a part of robust health.  Here’s the difference: When Dr Isaac Golden did his 15 year study he used 3 groups: Unvacinated children who ate organic and had good health, vaccinated children, and the homeoprophylaxis (HP) group.  What he found was that the HP group had better long term health outcomes. (In other words, they had fewer colds, ear infections, etc.)  He attributed this to the concept that they were actually receiving the diseases in an energetic form and thus had all the benefits of natural disease with none of the risks. In other words they were “exercising their immune systems” in a healthy way.

 

Will my child show titers for the diseases covered in the program?

HP is not titer-oriented (because titers aren't the "Gold Standard" of immunity, as discovered in the Leptospirosis study). Therefore, we don’t promise or expect the development of antibodies, but people have claimed to have developed antibodies after using HP. This claim has not been widely studied. 

Will my child actually get the disease from taking the homeopathic remedy?

No, this is not possible since the remedies are energetic in nature.

 

Will my child’s school accept HP in place of vaccines?

HP is not recognized by the government. (Though many states offer exemptions.) It is the parents’ responsibility to be aware of their state’s exemption policy and comply with any regulations. We do not sign off on nor make claims that HP is a valid form of inoculation. Visit the CDC for their recommendations on fulfilling state immunization requirements.

 

What is the likelihood of contracting a disease and possible severity if contracted?

There is always a risk of catching disease regardless of your methodology. In Dr. Issac Golden’s study, children who received the ‘frequency’ of the disease had lower rates of chronic illness. For the children in his study who had been positively exposed to diseases, HP provided a 91% effectiveness rate. It was concluded that if a disease is contracted after taking HP, the body knows how to manage it more effectively because it has become energetically ‘familiar’ with the disease. In the event of contracting any disease, please contact your healthcare provider.

 

Can I change the schedule?

Yes, nosodes can be shuffled to any order you choose. Just be sure to replicate the same order in the 200C series and the 10M series. Your homeopath can help advise your questions regarding the order in which you choose to administer the remedies.

Can INF (flu season HP) be added to the HP schedule?

During flu season (October-March), INF can easily be added. Simply separate dosing by at least 1 week from other HP remedies. It can be given as often as 1-4 times/month (weekly) based on exposure. 

 
How long does a Childhood Program last?

Our programs consist of several remedies and potencies, as well as a "booster" segment. They take a minimum of 32 months to complete. Not all programs are the same and not all programs cover the same and there is an important difference between taking a few remedies and committing to a full program. 

I'm only concerned about one or two illnesses. Do I need a complete program?

While targeted consultations may address a parent's immediate concern, they are not equivalent to the broad, structured protocol of Isaac Golden's research and should not be expected to produce the same outcomes. 

In fact, many families who go this route later discover that what they truly wanted was a comprehensive Childhood HP Program. 

For this reason, enrolling in the full program from the beginning is the more economical and efficacious choice. 

I purchased a kit (or program) elsewhere, can you advise me?

Questions regarding administration, scheduling, dosing, or protocol modifications should be directed to the provider from whom the program was purchased. If you would like to work with us, please purchase a program. 

We carefully source our kits and maintain quality-control standards that allow us to confidently support participants throughout implementation, therefore we don't sub-in kits purchased elsewhere for use in our programs. 

We make no claims that should be interpreted as treatment or prevention of disease or illness, nor should this post be considered medical advice. to be treated or diagnosed, it is recommended that you seek the advice of a physician.

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