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Lactic AcidFrom the homeopathic pharmacopoeia
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Preparation name |
Lactic Acid
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Preparation category |
Homoeopathic remedy |
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Natural Order |
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Common Name |
Milk acids
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Latin Name |
Lacticum acidum
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Chemical Formula |
HC3H5O3
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Mother tincture made |
Solution
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General description |
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Effect on plants - |
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Mosaic virus and mildews. Red spidermite. (3)
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Mosaic virus can be kept under control through the use of milk sprays (Conacher, 1991). Conacher recommends 1 part of milk and 9 parts of water, in repeated applications, ten days apart. To control mildew, 1 part of milk and 2 parts of water are used. To cover 20m2 it is advised to use 0.5L of milk in 1L of water. Therefore a hectare (10 000m2) requires 250L of milk, which would be cost prohibitive. Potencies of Lac. ac. will act equally well at a fraction of the cost. (3)
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