Posts Tagged ‘rat poison’

Brodifacoum Drop on Shakespear Park, NZ

February 11th, 2011

Brodifacoum Drop on Shakespear Park. This is a letter I am sending off to the local Rodney Times today. P.S. - a week later, this letter has not been taken up by the Rodney Times.  Pity - same resounding silence as the NZ Herald displayed when MAF was busy poisoning Auckland with the apple moth spray several years ago. We had no voice here, as the media had turned a closed ear and eye to our pleas to have the spraying stopped. This situation went on for several years, whilst the rest of New Zealand thought that there was nothing wrong at ...

Calcium Ascorbate for Varicose Veins

August 27th, 2010

Calcium Ascorbate is a Healer. Calcium ascorbate for Varicose Veins: Calcium Ascorbate has the power to draw poisons out from the body.  Vitamin C  is an antioxidant and has a healing effect on the tissues of the body:  Calcium ascorbate is one of the best ways to take megadoses of vitamin C for the purposes of healing, as this is a non-acidic form which is soothing on the gut.  Ester C is another type of non-acidic vitamin C which you can use to help heal varicose veins and other conditions. The antioxidant and healing effects  of Vitamin C, especially when used in ...

Risk of Using Rat Poison

December 16th, 2009

Read merrilyn's  'Organic Rat Poison' for a homemade rat poison idea.  This post gives some organic solutions to  the problem of rats and mice. About a week ago I saw a commercial pest eradication van leaving our hotel grounds in Glenfield. I hadn't seen the driver at work, so I wasn't sure what he was up to. Was it going to be a fumigation of our rooms, or was he here to lay poison for rats. Either way, I thought it would mean trouble. After a few days I could taste poison  around the hotel. My vision was affected. For days it was blurred and my ...

Candida Albicans

December 7th, 2009

Yeast Infections from Candida overgrowth:  The candida albicans organism is one which occurs naturally in the digestive system. The balance of different bowel organisms sometimes gets out of hand, and this can cause a wide range of distressing conditions. The condition of candida overgrowth can include some or all of the following symptoms: memory loss, dizziness, recurring ear infection, ringing in the ears, swollen glands, weakness of the lungs with recurring colds, blurred or cloudy vision, yeast infection, constipation or stools which are too loose, eczema, migraines, sleeplessness, restlessness, arthritic pain and depression. The over-growth of candida albicans happens when one's  immune system becomes weakened. This ...

Prevent Cancer

December 1st, 2009

CONSIDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS. - Keeping a clean environment, of course,  is extremely important. Toxic working and home environments should be avoided. The use of anything toxic  in the house, garden and work place  such as fly sprays, herbicides, fungicides and other chemicals should  never be used. Many things which people use about the house and garden are used in good faith that they won't hurt the user. Rat poison  is a good example. This is extremely toxic and contaminates the area in which it is laid even if it is not physically spread about. But rats and mice will spread ...
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