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Lies are Unbekoming | January 20, 2024

I’ve written a lot about the sins of childhood vaccination and the reasons to avoid their unnecessary, unsafe, and ineffective dangers.

What I haven’t written about is what to do when that unvaccinated child falls ill. Yes, they do still fall ill, but far less than poisoned children.

This stack aims to address that gap.

If you have decided to raise an unvaccinated child, you need to do a few things.

You should find a trusted alternative doctor, that is comfortable with high dose Vitamin C. As Larry Cook outlines in Section 9 of his free online course.

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If you do not yet have an alternative doctor on your team, especially one who can give vitamin C IVs, I would like to encourage you to actively search one out before the need arises. High dose vitamin C IVs are extremely effective for all infectious diseases and other ailments as well. Plus, alternative doctors are going to have more treatment methods than just antibiotics. 

You need to work at increasing your knowledge.

Parents of unvaccinated children need to work harder to obtain and maintain the knowledge that will allow them to be self-sufficient and independent (as much as possible) of establishment Cartel Medicine.

To that end, you should increase your Vitamin C knowledge.

I would also recommend that both parents do Larry Cook’s free online course.

FREE 12-PART COURSE: How To Raise Healthy Vaccine Free Children

Made up of the following parts:

1. Natural Immunity Versus Vaccination
2. What Really Saved Us From Disease?
3. Vaccine Efficacy Failure
4. Vaccine Safety Fraud
5. Vaccine “Science,” Cover-Up and Manipulation
6. Vaccine Injury Is Everywhere
7. A Healthy Family Is Your Child’s Best Defense
8. Don’t Panic When Your Child Gets Sick
9. The “Vaccine Preventable Illnesses” Explained
10. Staying Vaccine Free In A Hostile World
11. Vaccine Injury Treatment and Recovery
12. Join The Fight To End Medical Tyranny

An unvaccinated child is unlikely to end up with many ear infections but in case they do, here is a free eBook from Larry Cook.

You should also buy and read:

The Unvaccinated Child: A Treatment Guide for Parents and Caregivers

The Unvaccinated Child is an unparalleled naturopathic treatment guide for common childhood illnesses. Its style is reader friendly for parents without a medical background or for practitioners looking for treatment options to offer their patients. As children can contract many of the childhood illnesses regardless of vaccination status, this is a practical must-have book for any parent whether their child has or has not been vaccinated.

The Unvaccinated Child reviews the history of germs and how a child’s terrain is a better indicator of health or disease. The naturopathic foundations of health familiarize parents with the necessary steps to create long term health. The authors go through each childhood illness children are commonly vaccinated for and offer naturopathic treatments such as herbs, supplements, essential oils, homeopathy, hydrotherapy, nutrition, and physical medicine as tools to work through each illness. The book includes a compendium of naturopathic protocols with a complete how-to section, resources and references to arm readers with the means to effectively nurture children back to health.

Contact: vitalhealthpub@gmail.com

They dedicate a chapter to each of the following childhood illnesses.

Chapter 8: Chickenpox (Varicella)

Chapter 9: Diphtheria

Chapter 10: Flu (Influenza)

Chapter 11: Hepatitis A

Chapter 12: Hepatitis B

Chapter 13: HiB (Haemophilus Influenzae type B)

Chapter 14: HPV (Human Papillomavirus)

Chapter 15: Measles

Chapter 16: Meningitis

Chapter 17: Mumps

Chapter 18: Pertussis

Chapter 19: Pneumonia (Pneumococcal)

Chapter 20: Polio

Chapter 21: Rota

Chapter 22: Rubella

Chapter 23: Tetanus

Finally, here is a summary of a range of the treatment modalities described in the book and some excerpts.

Comprehensive Summary:

Introduction

This book provides guidance on using natural remedies and treatments to support children’s health during times of illness. The remedies cover rest, diet, supplements, physical treatments, and environmental adjustments.

Basic Measures Rest

• • Bed rest is important to allow the body to direct resources to fighting infection. Activities should be limited to low-energy pastimes like reading or music. Even if a child seems recovered, extra rest helps prevent relapse.

Fever

• • Fevers indicate the immune system is working properly and do not need reducing unless very high (104+) or in infants. Methods like fluids, rest, and damp towels can support fevers rather than suppress them with medicine. Call a doctor with fevers over 104, less than 3 month old infants, or if concerning symptoms emerge like seizures.

Diet

• • Appetite declines when sick, so don’t force eating. Gentle foods like oats and broths give energy without taxing digestion. Eliminate dairy, juices, fried, processed, sugary foods which hinder healing. Fruit should be minimal due to natural sugars.

Edible Treatments Broths

• • Broths provide nutrients without taxing digestion, allowing the body’s resources to go towards healing. Bone broths were historically made by long boiling animal bones, skin, tendons to extract compounds like collagen. Commercial broths lack these benefits. Bieler’s broth is a vegetable preparation.

Herbal Teas

• • Herbal teas hydrate ill children who may resist water. Soothing, gentle herbs like chamomile or lemon balm also provide some medicinal value. Most herbal teas are naturally caffeine free. Rose hips, elderberry and hibiscus add tasty color. Sweeten with honey or stevia if needed.

Mushrooms

• • Many types of mushrooms, especially chaga, cordyceps, reishi and shiitake, contain compounds that support immune function. For children, mushroom glycerites (herbal extracts mixed with glycerin) are the easiest way to consume them.

Oxymels

• • Oxymels are preparations combining healing herbs with honey and vinegar used for millennia to aid recovery. Common versions use anti-inflammatory, soothing herbs like ginger, chamomile, lavender. They likely stimulate immunity and soothe inflammation.

Probiotics

• • Probiotics boost digestion and immunity via gut health. Research continues to demonstrate far ranging benefits throughout the body. Safe from birth, higher amounts can stimulate immunity but may cause intestinal distress. Give infants probiotics by placing on mother’s breast or in bottle.

Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements

Vitamin A

• • Critical for immune cells, vitamin A benefits conditions like measles and pneumonia. Use short term high doses only, as excess over time can cause toxicity.

Vitamin C

• • Important for immune cells and deficiency causes illness susceptibility. Use whole food sources where possible as supplements lose potency. Dose in smaller amounts through the day.

Vitamin D

• • Activates components of both the innate and adaptive immune system. Likely benefits a variety of infectious conditions.

Zinc

• • Limits viral replication, protects gut lining integrity, and starves bacteria. Enhances immune cell components like T cells, neutrophils, and phagocytes. Plays many metabolic roles.

Iodine

• • Has antimicrobial effects against diverse pathogens. Safest method is mixing with oil and applying to lymph nodes rather than internal consumption.

NAC

• • Precursor of antioxidant glutathione. Shown highly effective against flu and resulting complications. Use whenever mucous production accompanies illness.

Physical and Environmental Remedies

Hydrotherapy

Constitutional Hydrotherapy

• • Enhances blood flow using hot/cold cloths and electrical stimulation. Brings oxygen and immune cells to internal organs. Deeply relaxing.

Contrast Hydrotherapy

• • Alternating hot and cold towels over chest and abdomen pumps blood between skin and organs, enhancing circulation and thymus gland for increased immune response. Also relaxing.

Other Hydrotherapy

• • Medicinal baths with herbs/oils soothe skin, calm nerves. Cool (not cold) baths relieve fever safely. Alternating warm and cool washcloths mimics contrast therapy.

Steam Inhalation

• • Breathe medicinal steam containing essential oils or just water vapor to soothe congestion and stimulate immunity mildly.

Massage and Brushing

Dry Brushing

• • Light skin brushing towards the lymph nodes helps circulation of lymphatic system which lacks a pump. Helps transport fluid and dead cells.

Lymphatic Massage

• • Relaxing, gentle massage brings comfort while supporting lymphatic drainage of cellular waste. The lightest of touch is needed due to superficial lymph vessels.

Sock Treatments

Garlic Socks

• • Applying garlic via socks avoids consumption while benefiting from antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, immune boosting properties. Can be worn overnight.

Magic Socks

• • Hydrotherapy for feet and legs improves circulation, drains congestion, increases detoxification. See apothecary for details.

Excerpts:

1. “By lying in bed and resting, we allow those resources to be used for fighting infection and re-establishing normal health.”
2. “As scary as it can seem, it’s important to note that while a fever is a sign of infection, that doesn’t mean it needs to be stopped.”
3. “Normally, children don’t need to be treated for a high fever unless they’re less than three months old.”
4. “If a child does not want to eat, forcing a child to do so could hinder their healing capacity.”
5. “Rich in nutrients, easy on digestion and healing to the gut, broths have been used for centuries by healers.”
6. “For children, the easiest way to consume medicinal mushrooms is as a glycerite.”
7. “Evidence dating from 460 BC shows us this wonderful medicine has been used by doctors for a very long time to help stimulate healing in the human body.”
8. “Safe from birth, higher amounts can stimulate immunity but may cause intestinal distress.”
9. “Vitamin D is especially important for young children because of its immune enhancing effects.”
10. “When treating colds, it binds to the receptors that viruses would attach to inhibiting their ability to continue to reproduce in the body.”
11. “One of the safest, simplest and most effective ways to use it is when addressing an acute illness to mix it with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil, and massage it into lymph nodes.”
12. “Many children fall asleep or feel deeply relaxed after this treatment is completed.”
13. “Since babies have smaller torsos, a cool washcloth can be placed over the chest and abdomen to keep them comfortable if they have a fever.”
14. “For this treatment, smashed garlic is applied through a cheesecloth onto a child’s foot and socks are placed over them”
15. “The gentle, soft touch of a lymphatic massage can help an ill child remove metabolic waste products and dead cells from the lymphatic system.”
16. “This therapy works through the placement of hot and cold towels over the chest and abdomen.”
17. “Considered to be a type of hydrotherapy, magic socks can stimulate the immune system, drain congestion from the head and chest, relax away aches, increase circulation and aid in detoxification.”
18. “Steam inhalations are generally used by people that have upper respiratory conditions like stuffy noses or congested sinuses.”
19. “Since lymphatic vessels are superficial, light brushing strokes moving towards the heart are the easiest way to move lymphatic fluid.”
20. “The increased circulation brings more nutrients, oxygen and white blood cells to internal organs.”

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