Did you know M. Ghandi wrote a book entitled “A Guide to Health”

In the book he speaks about the practice of vaccinations. All of the precepts below apply to livestock as well as humans.

Excerpt … The relevant chapters from his book A Guide to Health are republished below, but we have summarized some of the key points he makes so you can get a quick sense for how remarkably relevant his views on the topic are still today, and perhaps entice you to read the entire chapter thereafter.

Key points:

• The nature of diseases like smallpox have been misconceived. While smallpox has a contagious component, vaccinated individuals can become infected, and non-vaccinated individuals remain immune, disproving Jenner’s original theory that vaccination equates to bona fide immunity.
• Vaccination is a unsanitary practice. By injecting the ‘filth’ of a diseased cow and smallpox patient into the body of a healthy individual one inevitably makes them sicker, possibly producing new infections, ultimately resulting in a greater disease burden.
• The route of administration of the vaccine — injection— harbors special dangers versus natural (oral) exposures to infection.
• Fear of disease drives people to vaccinate against commonsense and rationality.
• Vaccination is unethical and immoral because of the manner in which the vaccine is produced (through the great suffering of poisoned animals)
• The income generated through vaccination is the driving reason why the medical profession does not wish to identify aforementioned problems in safety and efficacy.
• Conscientious objectors should be willing to stand their ground with courage and face persecution and penalties.
• Those objecting for medical reasons should aspire towards mastery of the subject such that they will be able to win others towards their perspective.
• Sanitation, hygiene, fresh air, water, and clean (mineral rich) food are essential for preventing infection and/or helping those infected to recover.

If we are eating animal protein that was raised naturally, w/o antibiotics, shouldn’t we be healthier as a result.