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Can be used as a flat glue board trap or folded into a covered tent-like trap to protect the glue from dirt or debris.
2. Powerful Adhesive:
Manufactured with special glue, strong and evenly distributed.
3. Pet Safe:
Vegetable oil will dissolve the glue if needed. Should be used in places not readily accessible to pets and children.
Application:
1. Place trap near baseboards, corners, along walls, or in spaces where pests are likely to travel. Used either flat or folded into a covered trap.
2. Use with peanut butter as bait for better effect.
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Language Notes:
Text: English, German (translation)
From Publishers Weekly:
So-called "Chinese medicine," as this manual notes, is a systematic scientific discipline, not a grab bag of folk remedies. To combat the flu, a doctor might prescribe any of a dozen highly specific cures depending upon psychic and dynamic factors in the patient. Taking the reader through the rarefied esoterica of impulse points, pathways, function circles and acupuncture, the treatise explains how practitioners of this medical system predict the direction a disease will take and strengthen the individual's own capacity to restore vital energy. Since diagnosis is based directly on bodily functionswithout reference to organs, nerves or the bloodstreamChinese medicine perfectly complements Western practice, according to Porkert, founder of the International Society of Chinese Medicine, and Ullmann, a German journalist. Their suggestion that the Chinese system of preventive care could serve as a model for primary health care deserves scrutiny.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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- PublisherRandom House Value Publishing
- Publication date1991
- ISBN 10 0517075377
- ISBN 13 9780517075371
- BindingHardcover
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