Rumicuchos
Rumicuchos are a type of traditional medicine originating from the Andean region, specifically in present-day Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. The name "rumicuchos" translates to "wound makers" in the indigenous language of Quechua. This refers to the plants' use in traditional folk medicine for their wound-healing properties.
Rumicuchos are small herbaceous plants containing bioactive compounds, including sulfurous and camphor-like derivatives. These compounds are
The plants are typically collected in the wild, particularly in high-altitude regions. The local communities prepare
Rumicuchos have been studied by modern researchers for their potential medicinal properties. Various scientific studies have
In addition to their medicinal uses, rumicuchos are also used in traditional Andean rituals and ceremonies,
Rumicuchos are an integral part of the cultural heritage of the Andean region, with a rich history