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Questions About 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.
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Ask Kaviraj — Issue 11
Can homeopathy clear parasites in biodynamic and organically-raised jade perch? Here’s homeopath Kaviraj’s answer.
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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 more.
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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.
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Ask Kaviraj — Issue 12
You asked and agrohomeopathy pioneer Kaviraj, answered. Here are his suggestions for bedbugs, mice, goldfish, spiders, and more
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Kaviraj on Fleas, Termites & More
Kaviraj focussed on remedies for plants but he was also asked about eucalyptus toxins, termites, rats, flea-infested cats, white fly, and more. Here’s what he said.
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Agrohomeopathy Q&A
You asked and Kaviraj responded with homeopathic suggestions for potato blight, fruit flies, white ants, snails, leaf miners, cockroaches, couch grass, fleas, and more.
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Homeopathic Beer
Data from the ‘proving’ (homeopathic trial) of homeopathically prepared alcohol showed it produced (and so treats) symptoms similar to those of drunkenness.
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Homeopathy for worm-infested Jade perch
Homeopathy has a lot to contribute to non-toxic and sustainable living. The following question about biodynamic and organically raised fish was sent to us by email: “I am growing out some jade perch fingerlings in an aquaponics set up with vegie grow-beds and a 1000 litre fish tank. As it is a completely biodynamic and…
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Homeopathy Plus! Mentioned in New Scientist (and the fish are responsible)
Who would have thought one fishy question would draw so much attention? When we ran a Q&A piece asking, Can Fish be Treated with Homeopathy? people contacted us from far and wide. And now, New Scientist has made a comment too – you can see it in the image attached. It just goes to show…
