Boiron Yersin Serum Granules

Yersin serum is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Yersin Serum granules

This Boiron medication is composed of lactose and sucrose granules soaked in a homeopathic strain of biotherapeutic origin, Yersin serum.

Yersin serum is a serum developed from the bacillus responsible for the plague, which was isolated for the first time by the doctor of the same name, a famous infectious disease specialist at the Pasteur Institute.

The process of obtaining this strain consists of injecting the bacillus into birds. The birds then become immune to the disease. The serum is then collected from these birds. It then undergoes a first maceration in a hydroalcoholic solution then a series of dilutions to the hundredth, namely 1 drop for 99 drops of solvents, in order to reduce the risk of toxicity without losing the medicinal qualities. This principle is based on one of the foundations of homeopathy which believes in the memory of water and its ability to keep an imprint of the properties of all the substances that have been immersed in it. Each of these dilutions is noted in CH, the number placed in front indicating the number of phases carried out.

How to take Yersin serum granules?

Yersin Boiron Serum granules should be taken sublingually. That is to say, you must let the granules melt under your tongue.
For children under 6 years old, the granules should first be dissolved in a glass of water.

Like any homeopathic medicine, Yersin Serum from the Boiron laboratory is subject to a dosage which can be adapted depending on the subject treated and its pathology. It is recommended to follow the advice of a specialist doctor.

Also note that Boiron Yersin Serum homeopathic granules contain lactose and sucrose.

The Boiron laboratory also offers the homeopathic medicine Serum de Yersin in doses.

Packaging: 4 g tube