Mumijo Reference Guide
What is the correct dosage of Mumijo?
What is the correct dosage of Mumijo?
The correct dosage of Mumijo is usually based on the illness. The following sample doses are from Russian medical research documents:
T.R. Abdurahmanov (1970) applied Mumijo in the treatment of thrombo-phlebitis in deep veins of the lower extremities. The preparation was prescribed in doses of 0.3 grams once a day, over a period of ten days.
In another work, T.R. Abdurahmanov (1970) reported a high effectiveness of treatment using a thick Mumijo extract to treat chronic colitis. The preparation was prescribed in a dose of 200 milligrams per day over a period of ten days.
V.N. Ismailova (1969) used Mumijo for the treatment of fractures of tubular bones in fifty-two children aged from two to sixteen. For one to five year olds, the preparation was prescribed internally, two to three times a day at a dose of 0.1-0.2 grams; from five to ten years of age at 0.2-.4 grams; from ten to fifteen at 0.4-0.5 grams.
V.I. Kozlovskaya (1968) used Mumijo for the treatment of diseases of the peripheral nerve fibres through massage (for a period of three to five minutes).
A.M. Mamadaliyeva and S.D. Madyarov (1968) used Mumijo for the treatment of trauma-damaged peripheral nerves. The preparation was introduced in doses of 0.3 to 0.5 grams, 1-3 times a day over a ten-day period.
L.G. Selezneva (1972) used Mumijo for the treatment of 65 patients with internal burns. Mumijo was applied to the site in the form of a 1.3% solution or mass with the addition of 0.5% Novocaine given internally in a dose of 0.5 grams once a day over the course of ten days with a five-day break.
S. Shakirov (1966-1969) reported on experiences with more than 2500 patients with various fractures of the tubular and flat bones. The Mumijo was prescribed internally at a dose of 0.2 grams once a day on an empty stomach over ten days.
If you purchase a commercial Mumijo, adults are usually recommended to take 1 tablet (0.2g) one half hour before a meal, once or twice daily for 25 days. After a 10 day break, the course can be repeated. For those suffering from chronic conditions, the course should be repeated 3-4 times for the best results. A daily dose can be dissolved in 3 tablespoons of warm water, taken one each half an hour before meals.
For those treating hemorrhoids, gum diseases, radiculitis and feminine problems, 5g can be dissolved in 100g of honey and applied directly. In folk practice, Mumijo is commonly used with juices, honey, tea, or milk. The ground preparation may also be mixed with edible grains and taken on an empty stomach, approximately one half hour before a meal.
