Copál
Make a tea
Photo by Sandi Bosley
Cardòn
Eat as you would a fruit.
Photo by Sandi Bosley
Good for aches and pains, especially the knees.
Smash it up and apply as a poultice.
Photo by Sandi Bosley
Tatalencho . closer up
Photo by Sandi Bosley
Wild Rosemary
Flavoring is too strong for culinary purposes.
Used as an incense when dried ... mix with a little copal and mesquite resin and pepper tree resin ...
We will build a small fire and do this at the rest spot.
Also good for vaginal infections.
Photo by Sandi Bosley
Herba de sapo
Good for diabetes, gastritis, cancer
Use a small bunch to make a tea.
Photo by Les Pearson
Guapiya
Good for healing inside as a tea
and outside as a poultice.
Photo by Les Pearson
Cinco yadas
Good for stomach cramps
Used as a tea.
Photo by Les Pearson
Also identified but no pictures yet
Hacebunche
Chewing on a small piece of bark makes the saliva flow, so that you are not thirsty.
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