Ask Kaviraj — July 2011
Homeopathic suggestions for black spot on roses, cabbage butterflies, mastitis in dairy cattle, Lyme ticks, and more.
How Often Should I Take My Remedy?
"The more intense the symptoms the more frequent the remedy should be given." Here's a guide on how often to dose and when improvements should be seen if the remedy is correct.
Instructions for Turning Pills into Liquid Remedies
Learn how to stretch your budget and increase the effectiveness of your remedies. Benefit more by adding this knowledge to our weekly special on vials of pills.
Dishwashing liquid? – You’re soaking in it! Erica’s story
A quick-thinking Mum saved the day with homeopathy when running water did little to reduce the pain and swelling caused by detergent in a one-year-old's eyes.
Tutorial 16 – What to Expect (Part B)
Continuing on from Part A, this tutorial explains the significance of difference responses to a homeopathic remedy - and what they mean for your treatment.
Ask Kaviraj – Issue 5 – Homeopathy for Fleas, Plants & Pests
Kaviraj provided suggestions for using homeopathy for horse chestnut trees and as a deterrent for fleas, ants, cockroaches, and moths.
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.
Q. Carbo Veg – a ‘Corpse Reviver’?
“Carb-v is prepared from vegetable charcoal. It is best known for its seemingly miraculous ability in some circumstances to revive people or animals close to death.”
Homeopathy: The Early Days
One of our homeopaths said: ‘Once I didn’t think very highly of homeopathy. It seemed quaint, old-fashioned and if at all useful, only for the most minor of complaints...”
