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Q. Homeopathy for Fish? 1

Q. Homeopathy for Fish?

Homeopathy works with all living things which means fish diseases also respond to the correct remedy. Rather than trying to drop a pill down a wriggling fish's mouth though, try this.

Ask Kaviraj - Issue 4 2

Ask Kaviraj – Issue 4

Looking for help with garden problems such as bindis, onion weed, cherry slugs, ants, and gall wasps? Agrohomeopathy pioneer Kaviraj offered advice on these problems and others.

Ask Kaviraj -- Issue 13 3

Ask Kaviraj — Issue 13

Did you know that homeopathic remedies help copper beech trees with phypophtora? Or stops pantry moths eating your fabric? Kaviraj responded to these and other concerns.

Homeopathy for Vaginal Thrush 4

Homeopathy for Vaginal Thrush

Here's a sensitive article about a rarely discussed problem and how homeopathy helps. This problem doesn't have to be a "normal" part of growing older and can be relieved.

Tutorial 9 - Palliation, Suppression or Cure? 5

Tutorial 9 – Palliation, Suppression or Cure?

Our body tries to constantly heal itself when unwell while treatments either palliate or suppress its efforts, or stimulate a faster, stronger healing response.

20 Must-Have Remedies 6

20 Must-Have Remedies

What would you include in a home-use kit? Here's a list of common homeopathic remedies for first-aid situations, infections, and constitutional imbalances.

Mastitis: Why homeopathy? 7

Mastitis: Why homeopathy?

The conventional and homeopathic treatment options for mastitis are compared. Useful remedies and related research is included.

Q. What Can Homeopathy Treat? 8

Q. What Can Homeopathy Treat?

Homeopaths are often asked if homeopathy will treat asthma, diabetes, ulcerative colitis, multiple sclerosis, or any one of a number of diseases. Here's the answer.

Remedies for Cockroaches, Silverfish, Rats and More 9

Remedies for Cockroaches, Silverfish, Rats and More

Agrohomeopathy pioneer Kaviraj received more questions about pests than plants. Here are his suggestions for keeping some of them at bay.