Homeopathy Info

06/01/2026

My pear tree only produced 1 pear 2 years ago. I noticed a fungus on the bark and leaves. I started treating here and there with Thuja 200.

The following season the fungus was still there.
I read in my book “Homeopathy for Plants”, by Christiane Maute, that you needed to remove all diseased leaves and let none remain on the ground.
I did as much as I could and treated with Thuja 200.
I didn’t keep track of how often I treated it both these times. No pears grew that year.

This spring I decided to treat it 1x week before the leaves started to grow. The leaves came in with no fungus. The blossoms were so abundant this year I got excited.
I started to treat it with Pulsatilla 200 to attract and strengthen any bees that came to the tree.

I’m so happy to see pears (plural) starting to come in!

05/19/2026

A colleague runs this group and is offering a free webinar May 21. Join the group for more info.

05/17/2026

Planted most of my garden today. I added a splash of Silica 200c to each as I planted to give the vitality a boost.

In we don’t necessarily treat pests, as in humans, we want to strengthen the vitality of the organism so it has the power to stave off pests and disease.

Any plant that has blossoms needing , I add a splash of Pulsatilla 200c to the plant weekly. Why? 1- To attract bees, 2- to strengthen the vitality of the bee that may have been exposed to pesticides.

If it rains and any plant looks like it’s worse for wear, I will consider treating it with a splash of Pulsatilla 30c to deal with .

A from being may get a dose of Aconite 200c.

Symptoms of will get a splash of Natrum muriaticum 200c for .

With , we are always taking the minimum dose. One little splash on the plant or roots, wait and watch. If you see improvement, do nothing. If we see a worsening, dose again.

I typically use 5 pellets in 2L of a glass milk container full of water and store in the fridge.

05/16/2026

Treating our pets can save thousands at the vet. Last night this sweetie was having some gastro problems. She seemed to be having trouble pooping, but running around a bit frantic. She wanted in, then back out again. Once she came in for good, she was restless. She’d lay down, get up, go to another spot, and repeat.

I was looking for a remedy for restlessness with stomach troubles. Living on property, you never know if they’ve gotten into something they shouldn’t have or eaten an animal. I wasn’t ruling out eating some type of toxin.

I decided to go for Arsenicum album 30ch, 1 dry pellet.
My first thought was Nux vomica with its digestive upset and bashful stool.
When I factored in a possible toxin, digestive upset with restlessness, I decided on Arsenicum.

I went with a 30ch potency as I wasn’t 100% sure if this was the right remedy. The more confident you are you have the right remedy, the higher you can go in potency.

Shortly after, she settled in and she was comfortable the rest of the night. She seems to be back to normal today, so we’ll just keep an eye on her.

We inspected her stool to ensure there was no blood in it and didn’t feel this was an emergent issue.
If it was, you can guarantee I’d take her to the vet. I am not advising this to replace vet care.

Learning Homeopathy for basic first aid, acute injuries and illnesses can be so helpful to minimize problems before they worsen. The same principle applies to humans as well.

I always recommend having a basic kit on hand since most issues happen in the middle of the night, especially with kids.

05/12/2026

A good representation of the homeopathic remedy SEPIA.

Keynote Mind Symptoms:

Indifferent to those loved best.
Worn-out physically & mentally.
Confused, wants to run away.
Averse to occupation, to family, to loved ones. They have to much work to do.
Irritability alternating with indifference or sulks, easily offended. Anger from contradiction. Loves to dance.
Depression related to pregnancy, me**es or menopause. Post-partum depression. Low libido, since childbirth, hysterectomy or menopause.
Aversion to sympathy and company, yet dreads to be alone.

Desires to be alone. (I see this symptom more often, but can be either dread or desire solitude.)
Very sad.
Weeps when telling symptoms.
Breaks down in spells of weeping, tendency to burst into tears; miserly. Anxious over trifles, toward evening, during heat flushes; indolent.

05/09/2026

05/04/2026

Did you know that treating your pollinating plants with homeopathy not only strengthens the plant, but also the bees that pollinate them?

05/01/2026

04/23/2026

As we remember Dr. Kellerstein on his birthday,CCHM is offering one of his talks for free.

Below is a quote he said to answer my question at the end of our first year of study as to how we possibly do all the things. This was his wise and compassionate answer. ♥️

“The best speed to work, study, or to accomplish at is the speed of joy; it implies a certain comfort. You should be able to enjoy what you do as if you’re sipping on fine wine. We have to take joy in our insights, discoveries, even our problems. Be reasonably critical and just enjoy the ride, because we don’t know where it ends.” Joseph Kellerstein

🌿 Remembering Dr. Joe Kellerstein 🌿

Dr. Joseph Kellerstein, D.C., N.D., FCAH, CCH, HOM, was a deeply respected homeopath and educator whose teaching has influenced many in the field. A lifelong student and teacher of teachers, he was part of CCHM for decades and is dearly missed and remembered with great affection.

In honour of his birthday on April 23, we’re sharing two vintage talks now available on our website. These recordings offer a glimpse into his clarity, insight, and thoughtful approach to homeopathic practice.

If you’re not sure where to start, we recommend the video titled 𝙃𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙤𝙥𝙖𝙩𝙝𝙮.

👉 Watch here:
https://homeopathycanada.com/free-videos-events/ -joe-homeopathy

03/12/2026

https://solari.com/health-series-building-health-the-homeopathic-hospital-revival-with-melissa-kupsch/