Traditional medicine is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as "the set of all knowledge and practices, explicable or not, which was resorted to diagnose, prevent, cure or completely eliminate partially a physical imbalance, mental or social based solely on experience and observation handed down from generation to generation, orally or in writing. African traditionalists consist of Elders, healers and other holders of endogenous science have since ages taken care of the African people health. In most cases, they are the only remedies for the suffering population. Regardless of the preservation of scientific knowledge, basis for all practical and efficient remedy, the African traditionalist embodies a deep spiritual and a connection with the culture and the cosmic essence of his / her patient(s).
The origin of PRO.ME.TRA can be traced back to 1971, under the initiative of Professor Colomb, supported by Professor Delauture and Professor Paul Correa through the launching of programs aimed at rehabilitating traditional medicine and indigenous civilisation values.
PRO.ME.TRA is as much an organism of cultural research, medical practice, scientific research structure works as an instrument of African integration and international relations through the rehabilitation of traditional medicine, ancient religions and universal spirituality.
PRO.ME.TRA is an International Organization with its general objective the pro-motion and preservation of Traditional Medicine and the creation of links among cultures throughout the world. The objectives of PRO.ME.TRA
To restore an enlihtened spirituality
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TO RESTORE AN ENLIGHTENED SPIRITUALITY THROUGH THE SPIRITUAL CONNECTION
There is not doubt that Spirituality is the royal way to direct men and the world toward a connection between the physical bodies and the subtle bodies, pre-requisite to any equilibrium.
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