A public health physician by training, she is the autor of the book How to Prevent Zika with Mayan Medicine (2016), which examines the relationship between homeopathic medicine versus alopata. She is extremely passionate about healthcare in Mexico and works with various foundations, charities and governments to improve standards of healthcare.

Between 2014 and 2016, she worked in the federal government in the area of crime prevention and citizen participation, creating public policies around the health of young people. She is a national speaker who has received multiple awards and nominations. These include the Here For Good Award, the national prize of voluntary and solidary action, the UVM award for social development and the recognition Irene Robledo Garcia for the defense of the human rights of indigenous women. In addition, she serves on the state youth council of the Jalisco Youth Institute, where she has presented to parliament various initiatives focused on the health of vulnerable people.