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Navarre naturopath Txumari Alfaro dies
Born in Arguedas in 1952, he became a popular TV face in the 1990s thanks to "La Botica de la Abuela", a program in which he gave home advice on the recovery of ailments, and participated in various ETB magazines.
TheNavarre naturopath Txumari Alfaro , who died yesterday in Pamplona at the age of 73, became popular in the 1990s for presenting TVE's "La Botica de la Abuela."
According to the sketch, the funeral will be held on Monday in Zizur Mayor.
Bornin Arguedas in 1952, Alfaro became a well-known TV face, sker to "La Botica de la Abuela" , a program in which he gave homemade advice for the recovery of ailments.
He also wrote the recommendations in several books and sparkedthe controversy for giving advice that was not based on science.
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