The improvement of traditional medicine, and has a long history dates back to Peru for more than 2000 years and is still widely available in the entire territory of the traditional healers. Typically, they are known as Herbaleros, parantajana and sales of bonesetters or medicinal plants, herbs and charming streets and local market more cities to find. Watching a fascinating display of a floating roots of plants, such as the bark of trees, flowers, leaves, and Creams, skills, you can say that all of their belongings. For each resource as the sum of the different qualities and is much more convenient apotheke (pharmacy) in the streets.

Herbaleros report that symptoms and to choose the best remedy. During the treatment of illnesses and injuries caused by the manipulation of herbs and many will generally be considered to make the improvement of the divinatory powers and Herbaleros and parantajana were present before the Incas. Imagine this relatively poor country, where the first resource for persons having qualifications in medicine, it is considered eminent parantajana traditions are an alternative to the occasional and expensive medical researchers.

Chavin culture in Peru is one of the leaders of the hallucinogenic, Peru is a Cure, which would seem to be ritual has long seemed to use the first Temple de Fomento. Chavin culture was a religious sect, will continue to be the center of the coast of the country and the Highlands. Ceramics, pottery and frescoes have factories in order to assess, inter alia, the culture, Chavín culture provides detailed information about the improvement and the types of medicine. Snus, tubes, beads, needles and a quarter are the Chavin culture rituals document crystals.

Incas was also interested in the rituals and improvement, especially in the areas of coca leaves their “divine plant”. Coca-Cola was d. hallucinogenic Incas and especially Vilca “sacred” in Quechua, which grows in clever Andes cordillera in the East of the tropical regions. Vilca used mainly for the priests and the Vision of God.

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