An interested reader asked this question today. Below is the answer.
Chicken, Turkey and Phesant vaccinations:
Disease-causing organisms such, as viruses, mycoplasma, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and parasites challenge chickens health growth.
Vaccines include: Infectious bronchitis, primarily a respiratory disease of chickens.
Laryngotracheitis (LT) affects both chickens and pheasants also often needing vaccination. Infectious Laryngotracheitis is a disease is caused by a virus that affects the bird's trachea (wind pipe).
Other vaccines that chickens receive are:
Newcastle-Infectious Bronchitis vaccine
Chickens and turkeys can be immunized against Newcastle disease. The combination Newcastle-Infectious Bronchitis vaccine can be given at 10-35 days old.
Birds with Marek's disease (a virus) frequently develop paralysis of one or both legs, their wings may droop, and they become very thin. The internal organs may develop tumours. In an affected flock, only a small percentage shows typical symptoms and die. The majority of the infected birds shed virus for life.
Fowl Pox Vaccine
Fowl Pox is an infectious viral illness of chickens and turkeys caused by the poxvirus. The disease typically causes round, firmly adhering scabs on unfeathered portions of skin, along with fever and a drop in feed consumption. This results in a slow growth rate and reduced egg production.
Miscellaneous Respiratory Diseases Including: Infectious Bronchitis, Mycoplasmosis, Turkey and Chicken Coryza, and Avian Influenza
Poultry producers are frequently plagued by long-standing "colds" in their flocks. Symptoms in affected flocks include swelling around the eyes, runny noses, coughing, and poor weight gain. There are a number of diseases, which cause respiratory illness in flocks, which may need vaccinations.
Hence the suggestion to make sure your own liver and lymphatic channels can eliminate these toxins you ingest through eating chickens or get a Kinesiology session to determine what supplements if at all, are needed to do this.
Jenni Beasley www.neuro-inteligence.com
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