In case your child has not been immunized and gets rubella, there are a couple options. You pretty much do have to treat the symptoms, but there is a marvelous working option that I will tell you about shortly.
The symptoms start two days before the rash: crankiness, fever, not too interested in food. Then the rash comes. I noticed it first on the face and legs, but it soon covers the whole body, in the mouth, etc. As it gets worse, it gets blotchy. The rash typically lasts three days.
Treatment: Ibuprofen to help the crankiness, Benadryl to help the itching and discomfort, as well as bathtime. The magic potion to heal the rash sooner is LIQUID SILVER. It needs to be in a spray bottle. If you can catch it on the first day before the rash gets blotchy, it’ll be almost gone by day two. The liquid silver works as an antibiotic and helps the skin heal quickly. I buy my liquid silver through a company called trilivin. Unless you have some on hand, it’ll do you no good to order it and wait for it to arrive in the mail. You can go to a health store such as GNC and buy coloidal (sp?) silver in a spray bottle. Spraying the rash two or three times a day should be sufficient and it won’t hurt their eyes if ithe spray gets in their eyes, so go ahead and spray the face.
Please note that Rubella is highly contageous so don’t expose it to anyone if possible. It is basically uncomfortable for a normal child, but can cause serious problems for a fetus, the elderly and anyone with a poor immune system. The incubation period is only a couple days, so you’ll know rather quickly if you have exposed others or if your kids have been exposed.
By the way, liquid silver is great for healing anything!
Or..
Immunize your kids. Do it, its worth it.
Issues
A 1998 study indicated a possible correlation between immunizations and autistic spectrum disorders (ASD), as well as some other developmental disorders. A follow-up study in 2001 could not find such a positive correlation. Until I did some reading a few minutes ago, I was not aware of the follow-up research at all, and given the minor risk of measles and mumps, and the minor symptoms of common rubella, I’ve always figured it’s worth the risk to wait a bit on starting the MMR series.
We immunize our kids, but we wait a little bit until they are more developed, rather than doing it right off the bat.
What’s interesting to me is that common autistic spectrum disorders begin manifesting themselves in the second year, which is right after the usual MMR series begins with parents who follow the eight-to-fifteen-month guidelines. There’s no correlation, but for the human brain which sees causation where there often is none, it’s comforting at least to be aware that your child is not manifesting unusual personality disorders when you begin the series.
But parents can swing either way, and that’s their right. Regardless, our kids are fully immunized by the time they enter kindergarten.
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Matthew P. Barnson
As in colloidal silver?
There might be some dangers associated with this remedy.
The risk
From what I read there, it appears that the general antibiotic claims of colloidal silver in sufficient concentration are not in dispute. However, long-term use results in significant, nasty health complications, and the FDA has repeatedly had to enforce actions against companies making baseless health claims about the product.
Good to know!
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Matthew P. Barnson
I knew it!
That’s why I stick to a strict shark cartilage and wrist magnet regimen. As an added benefit, the magnets keep the mainstream media from reading my thoughts.
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Great Article
Thanks for the reference. It sounds like my twice a day for two days spray on my little boy won’t cause any problems. Very interesting that long term use causes serious complications. That’s definitely good information. Thanks!
— Christy