Objectives: The last systematic review of physicochemical research performed on
homeopathic preparations was published in 2003. The aim of the study is to update and …

Background: The literature on the applications of homeopathy for controlling plant diseases
in both plant pathological models and field trials was first reviewed by Scofield in 1984. No …

Abstract Background Gelsemium sempervirens L.(Gelsemium s.) is a traditional medicinal
plant, employed as an anxiolytic at ultra-low doses and animal models recently confirmed …

Con el tiempo, el uso de agroquímicos ha demostrado ser inadecuado porque contribuye a
la contaminación del suelo, de los alimentos y hasta de los agricultores, además de afectar …

Background Plant-based test systems have been described as a useful tool for investigating
possible effects of homeopathic preparations. The last reviews of this research field were …

Background: Experimental research on the effects of homeopathic treatments on impaired
plants was last reviewed in 1990. Objectives: To compile a systematic review of the existing …

Background: homeopathy is a means permitted in organic agriculture to control disease and
plagues; biotherapics are a practical means for farmers to intervene on the health of plants …

• The content of active substances decreases exponentially, to a large extent, on
potentisation. With simple anorganic compounds (such as calcium, sodium, silicium), lower …

Objectives: The objective was to evaluate homeopathic basic research studies that use plant-
based bioassays. With this in view, a compilation was made of the findings of three …

A major challenge in basic research into homeopathic potentisation is to develop bioassays
that yield consistent results. We evaluated the potential of a seedling‐biocrystallisation …