Hot and cold: Medicinal plant uses in Quechua speaking communities in the high Andes (Callejón de Huaylas, Ancash, Perú)

Keyphrases

• Ancash 100%
• High Andes 100%
• Medicinal Plants 100%
• Quechua 100%
• Medicinal Plant Use 100%
• Selling 40%
• Ethnopharmacological Studies 40%
• Healers 40%
• Disease Etiology 40%
• Peru 20%
• Illness 20%
• South America 20%
• High Altitude 20%
• Peruvian Andes 20%
• Caviidae 20%
• Herbaceous Species 20%
• Plant Use 20%
• Aire 20%
• Culture-bound 20%
• Susto 20%
• Local People 20%
• Medicinal Uses 20%
• Family-level 20%
• Retailers 20%
• Cavia Porcellus 20%
• Diagnosis Treatment 20%
• Community-based 20%
• Cough 20%
• Respiratory Problems 20%
• Traditional Healers 20%
• In the Wild 20%
• Gastritis 20%
• Healing 20%
• Prophylactic Treatment 20%
• Curanderos 20%
• Nervios 20%
• Arthritic Pain 20%
• Medicinal Species 20%
• Traditional Medicinal System 20%
• Medicine System 20%
• High Altitude Medicinal Plants 20%
• Stomachache 20%
• Local Conception 20%
• Hot-cold 20%
• Musculoskeletal Trauma 20%
• Traditional Medicinal Practice 20%
• Medicinal Plant Trade 20%
• Regular Basis 20%
• Intrinsically Linked 20%
• Community-dwelling 20%
• Divination 20%
• Businessmen 20%
• Merchandising 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Medicinal Plant 100%
• Disease 44%
• Symptom 11%
• Coughing 11%
• Cavia porcellus 11%
• Gastritis 11%
• Musculoskeletal Injury 11%
• Medicinal Species 11%
• Endemic Species 11%
• Caviidae 11%
• Stomach Pain 11%