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Treating Plants With Homeopathy

9/26/2015

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Posted on August 19, 2014 by Center for Homepathy in Articles


After coming home from work, I went out into the garden last evening to find a yellow color spreading over the leaves on the lower branches of the tomato plants.  The dreaded blight had made its first appearance of the season.

 In the past, I would have resorted to some type of organic fungicide or other natural treatment like baking soda spray.  And while I still may use them, there was also a newer mode of treatment – at least, newer to me – available that had greater appeal.

 I’m not sure which is more curious – the idea of using homeopathic remedies to treat plants or the fact that, even after decades practicing homeopathy, it wasn’t until recently I had given much consideration to the agricultural applications of homeopathy.   Humans and animals yes – veterinary homeopathy is a well-established profession, however plants were another matter altogether.

But a few years back, I came across some articles by a Dutchman name Valkunathanath das Kaviraj that opened my eyes to this branch of homeopathic practice.   Kaviraj himself had only come up with the idea more or less by accident, and when his early experiences proved positive, he embarked on twelve years of research to develop his own understanding of treating plants with homeopathy.  The fruit of his labors was then shared with the world in his book ‘Homeopathy for Farm and Garden’, the 3rd edition of which was published in 2011 (Narayana Verlag).

Kaviraj, it turns out, wasn’t alone in his pursuit.  In 2010, a German homeopath by the name of Christiane Maute, first published ‘Homeopathy for Plants’ (also published by Narayana Verlag), the 2nd edition of which came out this year.  The information she presents is based on a decade of personal experience applying remedies in her own garden as well as to indoors and balcony plants.

Of course, on reflection, it makes complete sense.  Homeopathic remedies are highly attenuated substances – mostly mineral, plant or animal derivatives – that have characteristic resonant energies.  They act curatively when the characteristic energy of the remedy corresponds with that of the ‘patient’.  Another way of putting it is that the sensitivity of the patient matches the energy of the remedy.

And plants are indeed highly sensitive forms of life.  They respond to any number of energetic stimuli.  Quoting Michael Pollan from article in the New Yorker entitled ‘The Intelligent Plant’ (Dec. 23rd, 2013):

“Plants have evolved between fifteen and twenty distinct senses, including analogues of our five: smell and taste (they sense and respond to chemicals in the air or on their bodies); sight (they react differently to various wavelengths of light as well as to shadow); touch (a vine or a root “knows” when it encounters a solid object); and, it has been discovered, sound.”

Botanists argue whether they have what could be called ‘intelligence’, but that seems to be more of a semantic issue.   They have a highly developed capacity to ascertain and respond to stimuli and information – albeit one that is not centralized in neural networks like the higher animals, but is more modular in design.  So, why would they not resonate with remedies like members of the animal kingdom?

The advantages of homeopathically treating plants are multifold.  It’s organic, inexpensive and relatively easy.  One needs to only to mix the remedy in a water solution and spray it.  Oftentimes this needs only to be done once.  As a matter of fact, Kaviraj warns that certain remedies should never be given more than once in a season because the plants are susceptible to being over-stimulated by them.

A fundamental tenet in homeopathy, applied to humans, animals and this case to plants, is that the focus is on the patient not the disease per se.  That is, primarily the vulnerability of the organism needs to be addressed not the virus, bacteria, fungus or pest.   As Kaviraj puts it, “In reality, it is the plant that suffers from the pest or disease, therefore it is the plant that needs treatment.”

This is in alignment with one of the basic tenets of organic farming: creating a healthy environment with healthy soil will produce health, disease resistant plant.  Having said that, homeopathic remedies are also used to promote healthy soil and address nutrient imbalances.  These are generally remedies derived from minerals such as boron, copper, iron, potassium, etc.

Remarkably, these remedies are used to treat both deficiencies as well excesses of the nutrient in question.  They possess a homeostatic quality. For example, if a plant is depleted of boron, homeopathic boron will nourish it.  If a plant suffers from boron toxicity, homeopathic boron will promote secretion of the excess.

It is also possible to incorporate the principles of companion planting into the application of homeopathic remedies.    For centuries, farmers have recognized that certain plants grown in proximity to each other benefit each other in terms of disease control, pollination, productivity and space utilization.

Tomatoes and basil are known companions.  Thus, homeopathic basil – Ocimum basilicum – when sprayed on tomatoes acts as a powerful constitutional remedy that results in healthier plants.

While the emphasis is on ‘treating the plant and not the disease’, there are instances when remedies can also be used in a more symptomatic way.  These often will be in the cases where there is damage or disease caused by a particular pest.  The remedies are generally made from animal sources, usually animals that are predators of the pest.   Otherwise, they can be homeopathic derivations of the actual pest itself.   Again, there is an aspect of the principle of homeostasis in that the plant itself takes advantage of either form of stimulation to positive effect.

Getting back to the blight, I decided to treat it homeopathically.  This is done by applying the appropriate remedy as a spray. Happily I can report that spraying the remedy Carbo vegetabilis onto the tomatoes for three successive days apparently cured it.   The choice of a remedy was gleaned from the internet where I found someone writing about using it for blight.

In classical homeopathy, Carbo veg is an indispensable medicine derived from charcoal that the founder of homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, developed and researched 200 years ago. It is known as the ‘corpse reviver’ and as ‘a desperate remedy for desperate conditions, where the vitality has been drained to the very bottom.’

While Kaviraj mentions little about its use for blight, it is a significant remedy for him that can be applied when there are signs of decay and putrefaction in the plants, and rescues plants from a near death state.1   Plants needing Carbo veg will appear wasted and wilted, lost nearly all leaves and look weak.   They might produce flowers, ‘desperate flowering’ as Kaviraj puts it, in order to reproduce before they die.

The importance of this remedy – in treating patients from the animal or plant kingdoms – is due to the fact that it is created from a charcoal, which is by in large made up of carbon and that carbon is central to all organic life. By invigorating the depleted carbon metabolism of any living organism, one can restore it to life – thus the moniker ‘corpse reviver’.

He writes that Carbo vegetabilis ‘can be considered the backbone in the treatment of plants and possibly in other living entities as well’.   It is applicable in cases where plants are either dying or recovering slowly after being transplanted, when they have been severely injured or mutilated after storms or other mechanical traumas, in cases of rot as well as after depletion of vital fluids.

Another invaluable remedy that has been tested and applied extensively in plant homeopathy is Silicea, derived from silicon dioxide or what we commonly call flint.  We see crude silica all around us in nature – in sand, and quartz, for instance.  The earth’s crust contains a high amount of this mineral and it also has many uses in a host of manufactured items ranging from glass to cement to microchips.

It also occurs widely in plants.  Silica is essential for the structure of plants as it is essential for the development of stems and bark, that is, the things that keep them upright.   Kaviraj writes, “Without silica, no plant can stand upright.  It acts on every cell and tissue of the whole plant, giving it grit and strength, regulating all cellular processes including reproduction.”

The term ‘grit’ is essential to understanding the use of homeopathic silica – in humans, animals in general, as well as plants.  Over and over again we see homeopaths describing the primary indication for using silica is the want or lack of grit’, meaning a deficiency of strength or determination.

Silica children, for instance, are stereotypically known to be weaklings with poor assimilation, highly sensitive, chilly but prone to much sweating and personality wise level, mild and yielding.  They are quite sensitive to how others view them and even though they may have their own ideas or opinions, often lack the backbone to express them.

In plant homeopathy, Silica’s application is vast: ”No other remedy has a deeper action on the life of plants, and no other remedy has so wide a spectrum.”  It can be used as a general tonic to keep plants strong or to invigorate weakened, straggly or puny plants and to help plants while transplanting. It stimulates seed generation and germination, as well as increasing flower growth.  Silica can protect plants against various forms of infestation such as molds, mildews and mites.

Another interesting application is as an herbicide.  Since it promotes flowering, by repeated dosing it can make plants flower prematurely and prevents seeds from forming.  From this, it also can be seen that it is important to respect the stimulatory powers of silica and not to over use it, because it is “capable of destruction as well as healing”.

Carbo vegetabilis and Silica are just two out of hundreds of remedies that are being used on plants – albeit they two very important ones.  While many of the widely used ‘constitutional’ remedies are made from minerals, there are plenty derived from plants and animals as well.

A group of remedies used more specifically against pests in fact are commonly made from animals.   As an example, homeopathically prepared ladybug, or Coccinella, is protective against aphids.   This of course imitates nature as living ladybugs are known to eat aphids and are introduced to gardens for that purpose.  In this instance, it just the spray of the remedy made from the bus that has the same effect.

Interesting how that works…

1. Kaviraj, Valkunathanath das, ‘Homeopathy for Farm and Garden’, 3rd edition, 2011, Narayana Verlag.

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Hay Fever: Homeopathy and Other Self Help Tips

9/22/2015

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Hay fever help: Homeopathy and other self-help tips


When working well, our immune system protects us from the bacteria, viruses and toxins that enter our bodies. With hay fever though, something goes horribly amiss and it starts to over-react to harmless substances such as pollens, grasses, and animal dander. This allergic response results in a cluster of symptoms that make life miserable such as sneezing, stuffy or running nose, itching, headaches, asthma, watery eyes, post nasal drip and fogginess.

While hay fever may seem to be about surface symptoms only, it is really a deep-seated complaint. Commonly prescribed sprays and tablets that suppress hay fever symptoms may bring temporary relief but theyn never get to the root of the problem. They are also associated with side effects and are the least helpful option for long-term improvement.

In this article we will show you some simple self-help measures that go a long way to reducing the frequency and intensity of hay fever symptoms, plus explore the homeopathic and conventional treatment options from the perspective of effectiveness and safety. Finally, a list of remedies commonly used by homeopaths to treat hayfever, along with when they should be chosen, will help you decide which one may help you.

Simple Steps for Managing Hay FeverThere are several self help measures that cost very little which you can do yourself to help with hay fever. They are:

  1. Drink plenty of water. When you’re well hydrated the mucous membranes of your nose remain moist to expel allergens more easily.
  2. Consider using a neti pot. These small pots can be filled with a warm sea salt solution and used to flush your nasal passages and expel irritants.
  3. Coat your nostrils. Lightly smear a non-absorbent ointment, such as paw-paw ointment, onto the inner surface of your nostrils to provide a protective barrier that traps allergens.
  4. Know your triggers. Most hay fever sufferers are affected by the wind but some are worse indoors while others itch and sneeze when outside. Avoid your triggers when pollen counts are high.
  5. Use Food as your Medicine.
Healthy fats and oils such as olive oil, fish oil and even moderate amounts of animal fats are important for a healthy immune system. Studies show that those who eat mostly polyunsaturated and trans-fats, as found in many margarines and processed foods, are more likely to suffer allergies.

Onions and garlic can be used for their homeopathic effect – the symptoms they cause, they can also treat. Both contain natural compounds that reduce the inflammation of hay fever. Add them liberally to your meals or, if you are up to it, eat them by themselves to reduce nasal irritation and streaming eyes.

Local raw honey can be used as a crude form of homoeopathy to desensitise yourself to local pollens from which the honey was produced. Start by taking a small amount each day before the start of hay fever season, gradually increasing to a teaspoon or more. Continue right through the season for best results.

Spices such as horseradish, mustard, chillies and fenugreek also help through a crude homoeopathic effect – they can relieve the very hay fever-like symptoms they produce. Add them liberally to meals or take them alone to thin mucus and expel irritants.

Safe and Risky Ways to Treat Hay FeverIf we want the best result for the least risk when treating our health problems, we must think carefully about the treatment we choose.

Conventional medicine depends on the allopathic effect1 for most of its treatments. It relieves symptoms by palliating or suppressing them for short periods of time. The drawback is that side effects are common and continual suppression leads to worsening health.

Homeopathy2 seeks to stimulate a self-healing response from the person’s own vitality. The goal of treatment is to strengthen rather than weaken this vitality so that full healing is more likely. Homeopathy does this through potentised3remedies that closely match the symptoms of the person’s disease and are free of toxic side-effects.

To get a better idea, let’s compare the two approaches in what they offer for hay fever.

The Conventional Approach – Allopathic TreatmentConventional medicine treats hay fever with antihistamines, steroids, or desensitisation treatments. For stubborn cases that fail to improve, laser surgery may be used to destroy the mucus-forming nasal tissue. Let’s look at each option in more detail.

AntihistaminesAnyone can be affected by the side-effects of antihistamines but children and the elderly are more vulnerable. Antihistamines can worsen conditions such as glaucoma, enlarged prostate gland, difficulty in passing urine, or bowel blockage, and their safety during pregnancy hasn’t been established. They also hold increased risks for those with liver or kidney disease.

Some of the most common side-effects include: headache; drowsiness; dizziness; blurred vision; confusion; dry mouth; constipation; and difficulty passing urine. And once the antihistamine effect wears off, hay fever symptoms are usually return.

SteroidsSteroids (corticosteroids) for hay fever are available as sprays, creams and tablets. Steroids create many more problems than antihistamines. They lead to unpleasant and even dangerous side-effects such as high blood pressure, bleeding from the bowels or stomach, reduced healing, poor muscle growth, weight gain, and electrolyte imbalances. Long term use increases the likelihood of diabetes, glaucoma, and eye damage.

And if that’s not enough, additional side effects include mood swings, personality changes, agitation, nervousness, tiredness, lack of energy, and depression. There are certainly safer ways of managing hay fever than resorting to steroids!

Desensitisation TreatmentsHomeopathy is everywhere – even in approaches sometimes used by conventional medicine. Modern allergy treatments that expose people to small amounts of the substance to which they are allergic, unknowingly use the homeopathic principle of ‘like treats like’. Homeopaths have known of this approach for almost two centuries but are also aware that if even smaller amounts are used, and in potency, the results are much faster and better.

Homeopaths also understand that while a homeopathic remedy prepared from an allergen (the substance that triggers an allergic response) can bring temporary relief or surface improvement, a deeper-acting remedy that addresses the person’s whole state of ill-health will lead to the hay fever being eradicated completely and better health overall.

Laser SurgeryLaser surgery is used to vaporise the mucus membranes of the nose to inhibit the symptoms of hay fever. Care has to be taken to prevent burning of the nasal tissue. Success is variable and re-vaporisation is often needed as symptoms will often return over time.

Homeopathy and Hay Fever ResearchNumerous studies indicate homeopathy should be the treatment of choice for allergies. They show that homeopathic treatment alleviates the symptoms of hay fever and other hypersensitivity disorders without dangerous side-effects and improve quality of life. A sampling of these studies have been placed in the Research section of the website.

Treating Hay Fever with HomeopathyTreating yourself with homoeopathy during an acute phase of hay fever is easy as long as you know which remedy that matches your symptoms. Relief is usually rapid and all remedies are safe for use with babies through to the elderly when given according to instructions.

Do be aware that self-treatment does have its limits. While the remedies and potencies in home use kits help to provide symptomatic relief they are unlikely to get deep enough to correct a predisposition to chronic hay fever. A course of treatment by a qualified homeopath is much better suited to this. The bonus is that other health problems should also improve, along with your hay fever.

To relieve acute hay fever symptoms yourself, look through the remedies listed below to see which one matches your symptoms – then just take it. Instructions on how to dose, and how often, can be found here. If there is no improvement by 3-4 doses just reassess your symptoms and choose a different remedy that matches your symptoms more closely.

Should you find it difficult to sort through your symptoms, ABC Homeopathy has an online remedy finder to make it easier. Or, consider using our Hayfever Complex that combines a number of the more frequently needed remedies for you.

Alternately, an appointment can be made with a homeopath who will assess your symptoms in full and make a constitutional prescription to help you get on top of the problem once and for all.

The following are some of the common remedies homeopaths use in the treatment of hay fever.

Arsenicum album (Ars.)This is one of the best remedies for hay fever.  Burning or itching in the nose, eyes or throat being a strong indication.  The discharges from both eyes and nose will be burning (but check to make sure that Allium cepa or Euphrasia are not better indicated – Euphrasia has the opposite symptoms). An improvement of the symptoms in the open air, although sensitive to light, is usually an indication for this remedy.

Euphrasia (Euphr.)A classic remedy for hay fever where, again, there is lots of sneezing with streaming eyes and nose.  If the water from the eyes burns the cheeks and the discharge from the nose is not too bad, this remedy is needed.  (Allium cepa has the opposite symptoms). The remedy is indicated if the symptoms improve in the open air – obviously away from pollen.  Sensitivity to light may be apparent in both Euphrasia and Allium cepa.

Natrum muriaticum (Nat-m.)Initially, there is a streaming, bland discharge from both the eyes and nose with lots of sneezing.  Later, there is nasal discharge that is thick and clear like the white of an egg with loss of taste and smell.  This is not one of the main remedies for hay fever but it can bring great relief to the type who gets easily burned, feel generally miserable, uncomfortable, blotchy and irritated in the sun.

Nux vomica (Nux-v.)This is one of the best remedies for when there is lots of sneezing, streaming from the eyes and nose, and an irritable, nasty mood.  (If they are sweet tempered, it is unlikely to help.) The symptoms are worse in dry air and relieved when the atmosphere is damp.

Pulsatilla pratensis (Puls.)The main indications for this remedy are a weepy, needy, state of mind, together with discharges that are thick, bland (not acrid) and green or yellow.  Pulsatilla frequently has one side of the nose blocked or congested.

Sulphur (Sulph.)Watery, burning nasal discharge, or a blocked nose, when outside. Frequent sneezing. Blocking of nose on alternate sides. Burning pain in eyes. Symptoms worsened by warmth and becoming warm in bed. Better for being in open air. May be lazy, opinionated, and desire sweets, alcohol, and spicy food.

Other helpful remedies but less commonly indicated remedies are:

Ambrosia artemisaefolia (Ambro.)Intolerable itching and watering from eyes. Burning of eyes. Sneezing and watery nasal discharge. Nose and head feel stuffy. Nose bleeds.Arum triphyllum (Arum-t .)Irritation or itching in the nose leading to boring, picking, rubbing. May pick at lips and face. Throat, mouth, tongue, and palate may burn, making it difficult to eat or drink despite having a thirst. People who need Arum-t may experience concurrent hoarseness and peeling or chapping of the lips.

Histaminum ( Hist.)Consider this remedy when either no other remedy seems accurate or if other remedies have been tried and haven’t worked.

Kali bichromicum ( Kali-bi.)Consider this remedy when thick, stringy, green or yellowish mucus from the nose or throat is present. There may also be a post-nasal or pain at the root of the nose relieved by hard pressure.

Sabadilla officinarum (Sabad.)Hay fever with frequent, spasmodic sneezing that exhausts the person. Sneezing from tickling inside the nose, and sneezing that causes the eyes to water. Profuse, watery nasal discharge and red and burning eyelid margins. Symptoms worse in the open air, better in a warm room. Dry mouth but little thirst.

Solidago ( Solid.)Burning, stinging eyes. Paroxysms of sneezing with mucus discharge from nose.One of the main remedies for people allergic to house dust mite.

Wyethia helenoides (Wye)Tremendous itching of the upper palate of the mouth causing the person to make “clucking” noises in effort to provide some relief. Itching of the nose and throat, along with a constant desire to swallow saliva to relieve the dryness may also be present.


- See more at: http://homeopathyplus.com.au/hay-fever-help-homeopathic-treatment-and-other-self-help-tips/#sthash.QwStW76X.dpuf
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Coffee Helps A Sleepless Husband

9/17/2015

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Coffee Helps a Sleepless Husband

Question: My husband can’t sleep at night unless he has a cup of coffee before going to bed. He thinks I’m jokng when I tell him it’s not just the coffee – that he’s really using homeopathy. Am I right?

Answer: Yes! Many people have  stumbled upon this little trick for soothing their insomnia or restlessness at night – and it IS all about homoeopathy.

Homoeopathy uses ‘similars‘ to alleviate health problems. When someone has a good strong brew of coffee, especially if they’re not used to drinking coffee, they experience racing thoughts, restlessness and an inability to sleep. For those who suffer from insomnia because of symptoms like these – racing thoughts and restlessness – coffee calms the mind so that sleep follows. This ‘like treats like’ effect is nothing more than homeopathy.

Along with insomnia, the homeopathic preparation of Coffee (Coffea cruda) treats types of insomnia, hyperactivity, palpitations, excitability and agitation – as these are all symptoms caused by coffee. The only difference is that homoeopaths use potentised coffee rather than dispensing it as a tall black as potentised remedies achieve a deeper effect and avoid the problems associated with excessive coffee consumption.

Before anyone races for the coffee pot, though, it is important to remember that coffee will only treat insomnia when symptoms match. If your insomnia is caused by health or money worries, concern for family members or an inability to get comfortable, your solution to a good night’s sleep is in another remedy. An appointment with your local homeopath will help you find which one.


- See more at: http://homeopathyplus.com.au/coffee-helps-a-sleepless-husband/#sthash.zhXnsGfE.dpuf
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Homeopathy for Children's Colds and Middle Ear Infections Research

9/11/2015

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Paper: Homeopathy for children’s colds and middle-ear infections

A nurse and a doctor say that conventional treatments for children’s colds and middle-ear infections have “significant” side-effects and risks, while homeopathy offers a much safer, pragmatic, and effective treatment option.

In one quote they say:
“Numerous clinical studies demonstrate that homeopathy accelerates early symptom relief in acute illnesses at much lower risk than conventional drug approaches. Evidence-based advantages for homeopathy include lower antibiotic fill rates during watchful waiting in otitis media, fewer and less serious side effects, absence of drug-drug interactions, and reduced parental sick leave from work.”

Their paper can be read in full at:

More Information: Homeopathic Medications as Clinical Alternatives for Symptomatic Care of Acute Otitis Media and Upper Respiratory Infections in Children


- See more at: http://homeopathyplus.com.au/paper-homeopathy-for-childrens-colds-and-middle-ear-infections/#sthash.lUizW87z.dpuf
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Homeopathy and the Elderly

9/4/2015

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Very little is known about the range of diagnoses, course of treatment, and long-term outcome in elderly patients who choose to receive homeopathic medical treatment.

Until now.

Medical researchers recently investigated homeopathic practices in Germany and Switzerland to understand the effect of homeopathic care on older patients. Their conclusions: “The severity of disease showed marked and sustained improvements under homeopathic treatment. . . . Our findings might indicate that homeopathic medical therapy may play a beneficial role in the long-term care of older adults with chronic diseases and studies on comparative effectiveness are needed to evaluate this hypothesis."

Source: Teut, M., et al., Homeopathic treatment of elderly patients—a prospective observational study with follow-up over a two year period. BMC Geriatr. 2010; 10:10.

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