Homeopathy Rabbit Plagues And Nazi Germany

Is anyone facing a rabbit plague? Maybe homeopathy can help. In Sue Young Histories, tucked amongst other fascinating information on what happened with homeopathy during Nazi Germany, we found the following:

“In 1924, Rudolf Steiner prepared a homeopathic remedy from a dead male rabbit to remove a plague of rabbits from the estate of Count Keyserling in Silesia. Within three days, all of the rabbits on the estate had fled towards the distant wastelands and marshes and rabbits were rarely seen on the estate for years to come.”

Does this mean that that other potentised pests and vermin will always remove a plague of that same pest? Or that potentised rabbit will always remove a rabbit plague? Sadly, no – it’s not as simple as that. Find out why…

As witnessed in other areas of homeopathy, including agrohomeopathy, the potentised “cause” cannot be automatically used as a reliable or routine form of treatment. For example, potentised aphid does not remove aphid infestations (Coccinella, the potentised ladybird is needed for this problem) even though potentised snail will work for snail colonies.

When treatment by the potentised cause does work, subsequent investigation shows that similia (similarity between symptoms of substance and “patient”) was still responsible for its effectiveness – ie., the homeopathic effect. If that is not present, a positive response will not follow.

In our bunny example, while potentised rabbit worked for Count Keyserling, it will not automatically work in different environments, different rabbit populations and under different circumstances. Still, if you are desperate, it is worth a try and the odds are in your favour. Good luck!

More Information: (link to our website) Fritz Donner 1896 – 1979