Herbal Medicine Landrace
Has generally been defined as a cultivated, genetically heterogeneous variety that has evolved in a certain ecogeographical area and is therefore adapted to the edaphic and climatic conditions and its traditional management and uses.
There are no chemicals used in Guatemalan herbal medicine producers, the seeds are herlume seeds that have been passed down for generations.
My knowledge, training, study, and love for holistic health and wellness have all been developed over the past 20 years.
My passion is for plant-based treatments, thus finding a supply of 100% pure herbs was difficult for me.
The overuse of herbicides and pesticides in the cultivation of herbal plants can have negative consequences for both human health and the environment.
- Residue in Herbal Products: Excessive use of herbicides and pesticides can result in the presence of residues in the final herbal products.
- When consumed, these residues may have adverse effects on human health, including potential toxicity and allergenic reactions.
- Development of Resistant Pests and Weeds: Over time, pests and weeds can develop resistance to herbicides and pesticides.
- This can lead to a cycle of increased chemical application, as stronger or more toxic chemicals may be required to control these resistant populations.
Through an acquaintance in Guatemala, I learned about a pure supply of indigenous plants that the Maya have been using for centuries.
Traditional herbal medicine has been an integral part of Maya culture and healing practices for generations. The ancient Maya had an extensive knowledge of the local plant life and their medicinal properties, which they incorporated into their daily lives for healing and well-being.
Guatemala Herbal Medicine Landrace is a local variation of a species of plant or animal that has distinctive characteristics resulting from development and adaptation over time to conditions of a localized geographic region and that typically displays greater genetic diversity than types subjected to formal breeding practices or the use of herbicides or pesticides.
My professional activity is to recommend various kinds of natural herbs for various conditions that the majority of Western medical professionals avoid. Practitioners are turning to me increasingly frequently for solutions to their patients’ concerns.
Now that I have a pure source of natural herbs, I can recommend them to anyone who are looking for them as well as to my patients because I know where and how the plants were grown and transformed into a final tea, oil, or lotion.
Curanderos are Maya healers who are thought to have extraordinary talents or knowledge that allow them to diagnose and treat a variety of bodily, mental, and spiritual problems.
Were there shamans among the Mayans?
Shamanic rituals are still practiced by several contemporary Native Mesoamerican groups, most notably the Huichol of northern Mexico and numerous Maya communities in Chiapas, Yucatan, and Guatemala, where shamanism coexists with Christian beliefs.