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Rubella or German MeaslesAn infectious, eruptive, epidemic disease of viral origin, seen mainly in the spring and the winter. It is highly contagious, spreading via airborne droplets from the nose and from saliva. Incubation takes from fifteen days to three weeks. Rubella is diagnosed from three signs: fever, a light rash appearing mainly on the face and neck, then on the rest of the body, and swellings behind the ears and near the nape. The course of the illness is generally benign and lasts about a week, often unnoticed. This is a common illness without serious repercussions except at the start of pregnancy, when it can cause abortion or serious malformation (auditory, cardiac, and ocular) or mental deficiency in the future baby. Vaccination is advisable before pregnancy for women who have not had the disease in their childhood. Standard anti-infective treatment To be started as quickly as possible at the first abnormal symptom:
Dietary advice To be strictly followed:
Some foods rich in vitamin C Citrus fruits (lemon, orange, grapefruit), green vegetables (celery, green cabbage++, cress, spinach, sorrel, parsley, horseradish), fruit, especially red fruit (strawberries, raspberries, redcurrants), and others (pineapple, blackcurrants++, guava, kiwi++). potatoes, green peppers, tomatoes... A natural food Brewer's yeast - A living substance prepared from a microscopic fungus that acts as the ferment for beer. As a food it contains little fat, little sugar, and few calories. It is different from baker's yeast, and much better tolerated by the intestine. It contains group B vitamins, minerals (chromium, phosphorus, potassium, and selenium. ..) and essential amino acids - You will find it in health food shops and pharmacies as tablets, capsules or flakes (take care, it is very bitter). HomeopathySulfur to encourage eruption. - Six tablets at 7c to be sucked once a day between meals Pulsatilla - Four tablets at 7c to be sucked like sweets, two or three times a day between meals - You might want to ask your homeopathic pharmacy to prepare the following mixture: Gelsemium 7c, Kalium phosphoricum 5c, Pulsatilla 7c, Sulfur iodatum 7 c. Take (or give) four tablets twice a day for a fortnight Sulfur iodatum - Chemical origin: sulphur iodide OligotherapyEssentially copper or copper/gold/silver combination.
Some foods rich in copper Seaweed, almonds, avocado, cocoa, cereals (especially whole wheat and whole rice). mushrooms, shellfish, oysters, crustaceans, calf and sheep liver++, dried fruit, nuts, fish roe, plums, tea... Herbal treatmentEchinacea, an excellent anti-infective. Eleutherococcus and ginseng, very good general tonics for adults. Prescription: Ask for a 30ml bottle of a mother tincture of one of these plants to be prepared, or a mixture of both. Take 25 drops (for an adult) in a little water, twice a day for several weeks
Plant essential oilsEucalyptus, naiouli, thyme linalol can be given to children. Their main property is anti-infective. - One drop of one of them to be taken in a spoonful of honey, twice a day
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