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Mapuche Medicine

Mapuche machi healers combine ritual, spiritual diagnosis, and the extraordinary plant diversity of Patagonia and the southern Andes — one of South America's most vibrantly alive healing traditions.

Chile & Argentina

History & Philosophy

Origins

Mapuche medicine developed among the Mapuche people of what is now Chile and Argentina, shaped by the exceptional plant diversity of Patagonia and the southern Andes.

Core philosophy

Machi — traditionally often female spiritual healers — combine ritual and spiritual diagnosis with extensive herbal knowledge, treating illness as connected to disturbance in a person's relationship with the natural and spiritual world.

Practiced today

Mapuche medicine remains an actively practiced tradition in southern Chile and Argentina today, with growing formal recognition within Chilean intercultural health policy that incorporates machi healers alongside conventional care in some regions.

Herbs, foods & remedies

95 herbs traditionally used within Mapuche Medicine — most often for Digestive Issues, Fever, Wound Healing.

Achiote (Annatto)

Bixa orellana

FeverHeadacheSkin Health

Algarrobillo (Balsamocarpon)

Balsamocarpon brevifolium

Wound HealingDiarrheaFever

Amancay (Alstroemeria)

Alstroemeria aurea

Wound HealingCeremonial UseFever

Añañuca (Red Lily)

Rhodophiala bagnoldii

Wound HealingSkin HealthCeremonial Use

Añil (Indigofera)

Indigofera arrecta

FeverSkin HealthWound Healing

Arrayán (Luma)

Luma apiculata

Wound HealingFeverOral Health

Bailahuén

Haplopappus baylahuen

Digestive IssuesLiver SupportGallbladder

Berro (Watercress)

Nasturtium officinale

ThyroidLiver SupportImmune Support

Boldo

Peumus boldus

Liver SupportDigestive IssuesGallbladder

Caña Colihue

Chusquea quila

Wound HealingDigestive IssuesBone Health

Canelo (Winter's Bark)

Drimys winteri

Ceremonial UseFeverScurvy

Changle (Lleuque)

Podocarpus nubigenus

Wound HealingSkin HealthFever

Chépica (Couch Grass)

Cynodon dactylon

Kidney SupportUTIFever

Chequén (Luma Chequen)

Luma chequen

Digestive IssuesFeverWound Healing

Chilco (Fuchsia)

Fuchsia magellanica

FeverWound HealingSkin Health

Chillán (Prosopis)

Prosopis chilensis

Wound HealingDiarrheaFever

Chucao Root

Sarcochilus bilobatus

Digestive IssuesWound HealingFever

Chupón (Greigia)

Greigia sphacelata

Wound HealingDigestive IssuesFever

Coiron (Stippa)

Stipa speciosa

Digestive IssuesWound HealingFever

Colihue (Chusquea)

Chusquea culeou

Digestive IssuesWound HealingFever

Colliguay (Colliguaja)

Colliguaja odorifera

Wound HealingFeverSkin Health

Copiwe (Philesia)

Philesia magellanica

Wound HealingFeverCeremonial Use

Corcolén (Azara)

Azara dentata

Wound HealingSkin HealthFever

Cortadera (Gynerium)

Cortaderia atacamensis

Wound HealingFeverDiuretic

Cruceta (Minthostachys)

Minthostachys verticillata

Digestive IssuesHeadacheFever

Cúbano (Escallonia Pulverulenta)

Escallonia pulverulenta

Wound HealingFeverDiarrhea

Cula (Araucaria)

Araucaria araucana

NutritiveEnergyWound Healing

Culantrillo (Adiantum)

Adiantum capillus-veneris

Respiratory IssuesCoughHair Health

Culén (Otholobium)

Otholobium glandulosum

Digestive IssuesFeverDiarrhea

Espinillo (Acacia)

Acacia caven

Wound HealingFeverDigestive Issues

Guillawe (Cortaderia)

Cortaderia selloana

Wound HealingFeverDigestive Issues

Helecho (Fern)

Pteridium aquilinum

ParasitesDigestive IssuesFever

Hierba del Sapo (Calceolaria)

Calceolaria uniflora

Wound HealingFeverDigestive Issues

Hinojo (Wild Fennel)

Foeniculum vulgare

Digestive IssuesCoughHormonal Imbalance

Huahuan (Lobelia)

Lobelia tupa

Ceremonial UseRespiratory IssuesPain

Hualtata (Senecio)

Senecio chilensis

Wound HealingFeverSkin Health

Huayu (Adenanthos)

Lobelia polyphylla

Ceremonial UsePainWound Healing

Huingo (Crescentia)

Crescentia cujete

Respiratory IssuesWound HealingFever

Kiñe Lawen (Single Herb)

Gentianella magellanica

Digestive IssuesLiver SupportFever

Kopiwe (Lapageria)

Lapageria rosea

NutritiveWound HealingFever

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