Boiron Yersin Serum Dose

Serum de Yersin dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

It comes in the form of a dose containing approximately 200 globules.
Composition of the globules of the Serum dose of Yersin
These are composed of the homeopathic strain Serum de Yersin and two excipients.

The Yersin Serum strain comes from rabbits that have been immunized using killed cultures of the Yersinia pestis bacteria. This bacteria is named after Alexandre Yersin, the Franco-Swiss doctor who discovered the plague bacillus at the end of the 19th century. Doctor Alexandre Yersin developed the anti-plague serum in 1894.

To manufacture the globules, the Boiron laboratory uses two excipients, sucrose and lactose. The globules are impregnated with the homeopathic strain extracted with alcohol in the form of a mother tincture then diluted and energized several times.

This homeopathic medicine is available in several dilutions. The CH, Centesimal Hahnemannian, are dilutions to the hundredth. They take their name from Samuel Hahnemann, the founding doctor of homeopathy.
Dosage of Yersin Serum dose
The mode of administration of Serum de Yersin dose is orally. All the globules will be taken at once
The dose globules should be left under the tongue to melt.
As a precaution, for children under 6 years old, it is recommended to dissolve the globules in a little water.

For administration in multiple doses, choose Yersin Serum granules in a tube.

Precautions for use of Serum de Yersin dose Boiron
You should consult a doctor if symptoms persist after taking the Serum dose of Yersin.
Lactose and sucrose are excipients with a notorious effect.

Packaging: single-dose tube (approximately 200 globules).