Thereis no legal requirement for homeopathic vaccines (or nosodes, as they'resometimes called) to perform efficacy or safety trials to satisfy the licensing authorities. In fact, where serious attempts have been made to prove efficacy - for example in a parvovirus challenge experiment - nosodes failed to prevent either illness or death.
We have no wish to disparage homeopathy
in
general; but there is certainly no evidence to suggest that homeopathic
vaccines are powerful enough to protect
against infectious diseases.
