FROM PESTICIDES TO PILLS: COULD HOMEOPATHY BE THE FUTURE OF MEDICINE?

FROM PESTICIDES TO PILLS: COULD HOMEOPATHY BE THE FUTURE OF MEDICINE?

From The Highwire by Del Bigtree

April 17, 2026 · 26 min

About this episode

Del Bigtree discusses the principles and applications of homeopathy with expert Gabrielle Traub.

It’s World Homeopathy Awareness Week, and Del Bigtree sits down with classical homeopath and founder of the global initiative, Gabrielle Traub, to examine one of the most debated healing systems in modern medicine. Traub explains the foundational principle of homeopathy, “like cures like” (similia similibus curantur), and how the system developed more than two centuries ago continues to guide practitioners today. Del and Gabrielle discuss homeopathy’s growing use in children’s health, fertility, mental and emotional wellness, pain management, and even agriculture, where homeopathic preparations are being studied as potential alternatives to toxic pesticides. Traub also discusses the historical battle between homeopathy and organized medicine, current regulatory pressure on homeopathic products in the United States, the study Americans for Homeopathy Choice Act (HR 750), and her documentary Introducing Homeopathy.

People in this episode

Host: Del Bigtree

Guest: Gabrielle Traub

Topics covered

  • homeopathy
  • medicine
  • children's health
  • fertility
  • mental wellness
  • pain management
  • agriculture

Keywords

  • homeopathy
  • medicine
  • pesticides
  • children's health
  • fertility
  • mental wellness
  • pain management

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Americans for Homeopathy Choice Act

Books & works: Introducing Homeopathy

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