How to Make Homeopathic Nosodes

A homeopathic nosode is something that can be used as an alternative remedy to a vaccination. It is a solution that is ingested instead of injected directly into the blood stream. Creating nododes is not an easy process and it is something that should be carefully done.

1. Crush or dissolve the feces, saliva or sweat from an infected animal in grain alcohol.


2. Pour the solution into a mechanical shaker and shake vigorously.


3. Pour the mixture into a bottle with a tight fitting lid and store it in a cool dark place for at least six weeks. The mixture should be shaken every other day. This solution mixture is commonly referred to as "mother tincture."


4. Add 1 cup of grain alcohol to mixture and use the mechanical shaker to shake it up.


5. Store the mixture for another six weeks and remember to shake it up every other day.


6. Add 2 more cups of grain alcohol to the mother tincture mixture after the six weeks has passed. It is not uncommon for some people to add more alcohol to the solution depending upon the type of disease it is going to be used for. If you are unsure of how much alcohol to use you should consult with a professional homeopath to determine the amount you should use in your potion. Most homeopaths are licensed and are in fact veterinarians or medical doctors, which will quality them to give concise instructions on the production of nosodes.