Healing Herbs
Long ago, when humanity's connection to nature was profound, tribes began discovering the healing properties of herbs.
Guided by intuition and observation, our ancestors noticed how certain plants could alleviate ailments and soothe
discomfort. Through generations of trial and error, wisdom was passed down, and the art of herbal medicine blossomed
within these close-knit communities. Herbs became a vital part of tribal life, symbolizing not only physical healing
but also the profound bond between people and the natural world. This ancient tradition continues to thrive, reminding
us of the enduring wisdom of our ancestors and the power of nature's remedies. The following were gathered from the
musuem in San Francisco Cajonos:
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Kuan Orhegano
Oregano
It is prepared in tea and is used for menstruation cramps.Romher
Rosemary
It is used for high blood pressure. Prepare a cup of water, once the water is boiling, add two tips of rosemary, turn it off and serve.Manzaniy
Chamomile
For stomach pain and irritated eyes.