This is a LIVE online lecture with opportunity to ask questions

THE LINK WILL BE SENT TO YOU 2 days, 1 day, 12 hours and 1 hour BEFORE THE EVENT

In the Feb 7th 1959 issue of the British Medical Journal, Dr John Fry, GP, remarked (p380),

"Many mothers have remarked "how much good the attack has done their children," as they seem so much better after the measles."

https://www.bmj.com/content/1/5118/380

In the 1950s and 60s, parents used to actually take their children to Measles, Mumps and Rubella parties to try and get them infected.

After a 1990s measles outbreak in a Steiner community in Gloucester, England most parents reported a strengthening and maturing of their child both mentally and physically afterwards “supporting the notion that measles is not a severe illness in most children,” although the author pointed out that the cases were in, “fit, well nourished children from a community that advocates a healthy lifestyle.” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1731978/pdf/v055p00685.pdf

Is 'advocating a healthy lifestyle' offered as a viable alternative to vaccination against measles?

This is a LEVEL TWO lecture. You need to have attended 'Nursing People Supportively I - Acute Fevers

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/dr-jayne-lm-donegan-30030351200 OR be planning to attend it soon after to get the maximum benefit.

Part One

Mechanisms for reporting Adverse vaccine reactions in Europe
Mumps
Normal course of the disease
Does it make you sterile? Will you get mumps meningitis?
Are there any advantages of getting mumps?
What does the vaccine do? - Genotype drift
Supportive treatment/ Homeopathic specifics
Rubella
Normal course of the disease
Why we vaccinate against it

Part Two

Congenital Rubella Syndrome
Does the vaccine work?
What does the vaccine do? -
Are you more likely to get Rubella when you are pregnant?
Supportive treatment/ Homeopathic specifics
Measles
The Normal course of the disease
Supportive treatment/ Homeopathic specifics
Vitamin A and the World Health Organization
Is it still a killer? Has it changed over the course of the 20th - 21st Century?
What do the manufacturers say are the adverse reactions?
What is in the vaccine?
What does the vaccine do? - Atypical measles
Are there any advantages of getting measles?
The Innate Immune System
Questions

You will receive extensive resources after the lecture including:

General Measures for managing fevers
Simple guide to homoeopathy for acute fever
Simple guide to homoeopathy for measles

You will be able to join this lecture from 7.15 pm

The ebook of this lecture is available at the website :

http://www.jayne-donegan.co.uk/mumps-measles-rubella-chicken-pox-and-other-childhood-exanthems-red-spotty-rashes-2/

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