Rescate de técnicas ancestrales de purificación: Dr. Octavio Rettig at TEDxSanMiguelDeAllende (2013)

Dr. Octavio Rettig is a surgeon specialized in addictions. A graduate from the University of Guadalajara, he has over 15 years working with traditional medicinal plants recognized as sacred plants or power plants in Mesoamerican cultures. He is the spokesperson of the Elders of indigenous communities in northern Mexico. He was designated by the Seri and Yaqui tribes to communicate their message and spread their traditions and understanding. Dr. Rettig therapies contain ancestral songs of healing which experienced with Alvarius Bufo attain powerful results.

For more than seven years, Dr. Rettig has worked with medicine Alvarius Bufo, also know as the Sonoran desert toad, where he has conducted more than 4,000 application sessions. In the last two years, he has documented over 1,000 signed testimonies of people who have improved the quality of their life in various and unexpected ways because of this experience. Dr. Rettig has worked on serious cases of strong synthetic drug addiction getting high rates of success in his patients, offering a new way of understanding life and the world in which we live.

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