| Sumario: | Sac Lac (Saccharum Lactis), also known as lactose or sugar of milk, is a fundamental component in homeopathic practice. This article explores the historical significance, preparation process, and use of Sac Lac in homeopathic remedies. Originating from the time of Samuel Hahnemann, Sac Lac serves as a neutral carrier substance for transmitting the energetic essence of homeopathic remedies.1 In homeopathic practice, Sac Lac (Saccharum Lactis or lactose) is often employed not only as a base for remedies but also as a second prescription. Through a meticulous process of dilution, succussion, and potentization, Sac Lac facilitates the customization, safety, and efficacy of homeopathic treatments. Understanding the role of Sac Lac in homeopathy sheds light on its importance in holistic healing practices
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