Agrohomeopathy - an alternative
Posted: 11 Nov 2014, 10:31
Agro-Homeopathy – An Alternative for Agriculture (Spanish original)
Niurka Meneses Moreno
The use of the homeopathic method in agriculture was introduced with Agro-homeopathy, which
allows one to influence biological processes of plants to either accelerate or delay growth.
Moreover, it can contribute to the control of plagues and diseases, directly promoting increased
production.
In agriculture, homeopathic nosodes and autonosodes can assist in controlling plagues and
diseases by use of the same disease of the plant, the plant damaged by the plague, or even the
actual plague. Nosodes used in humans and animals are defined as homeopathic remedies
prepared from diseased tissue or the product of disease, but are not defined chemically. Nosodes
can be derived from animal, human or plant products. They can be complex compounds (of
pathological secretions or excretions, infected tissues or causal organisms) or simple compounds
(such as pure microbial or viral cultures).
Niurka Meneses Moreno
The use of the homeopathic method in agriculture was introduced with Agro-homeopathy, which
allows one to influence biological processes of plants to either accelerate or delay growth.
Moreover, it can contribute to the control of plagues and diseases, directly promoting increased
production.
In agriculture, homeopathic nosodes and autonosodes can assist in controlling plagues and
diseases by use of the same disease of the plant, the plant damaged by the plague, or even the
actual plague. Nosodes used in humans and animals are defined as homeopathic remedies
prepared from diseased tissue or the product of disease, but are not defined chemically. Nosodes
can be derived from animal, human or plant products. They can be complex compounds (of
pathological secretions or excretions, infected tissues or causal organisms) or simple compounds
(such as pure microbial or viral cultures).