The treatment based on Microdosis was discovered by Dr. Eugenio Martínez Bravo, MD, Researcher and teacher of the Autonomous University of Zacatecas and Emeritus Professor in Cuba. He was born in Veracruz on November 19, 1922 and died on January 16, 2003. His children are now continuing their research and dissemination of this healing technique.

 

 

What are the microdoses?

 

 Microdosis is the treatment of different diseases by the administration of liquid drugs consisting of hydroalcoholic solution of tinctures of medicinal plants and of patent medicines, in an amount equivalent to one thousandth part or five times less than the doses usually recommended. Two or three drops are applied on the tongue or on the buccal mucosa, once or several times in 24 hours. The vehicle or carrier of the patent tinctures or medicaments is cane alcohol from 96 degrees to 35% in potable water.

 

 

The theory that we manage, which explains the effectiveness of this treatment system, is that there is a neurohormonal mechanism from the taste buds as a site of action, which triggers the production of body responses in the sites of disequilibrium (disease) through Of the hypothalamus and other cerebroglandular formations.

 

(WORKBOOK No. 9, Homeopathy Handbook Microdosis, This booklet is a SARH-OEA-CREFAL co-edition, through the OAS-92 Special Project, Meseta Purépecha. Printed in the CREFAL Workshops in May 1988.)