The point about the young man who ended up with the severe and rare complication from measles was that we were not told whether he had been vaccinated against measles. Since that disease came on slowly, and if it were a natural disease (not a result of complication by the vaccine)then there is every reason to expect that a good homooepath could have nipped it in the bud.

As was shown by the other young man who has suffered hugely from three separate measles vaccines (some single) the effect of the vaccination is swift. Often, as was reported in the programme the change is immediate, sometimes over a few months. Given that there are so many immediate cases of instant autism after the vaccination, I don't know how the government can defend it. It speaks against common sense. That case of the twin who became autistic overnight and now repeatedly gets a measles rash is hard to answer.

Like Simone I wish the public was made aware that vaccination is no guarantee against contracting the disease.

I am reminded of Organon para 74-76 in which Hahnemann states that allopathic treatments cause chronic diseases which are the most difficult to treat, that homoeopathy can only cure natural diseases and cannot heal the harmful effects of allopathy - the patient has to be given several years of undisturbed living and homoeopathic treatment of any chronic miasmatic disease in order to have the best chance of overcoming the allopathically-induced disease.