As the seasons change, many of us eagerly welcome warmer weather and blooming flowers. However, for some, this time of year brings an unwelcome visitor: seasonal allergies. The sneezing, itching, and congestion can put a damper on outdoor activities and overall well-being. Seasonal allergies can turn the beauty of spring and summer into a sneeze-filled nightmare for many individuals. While over-the-counter medications can provide relief, they often come with side effects and may not address the root cause of the allergies.

Amazonian curanderas often prescribe Bobinsana as part of "dietas". These spiritual cleanses involve strict dietary protocols and the use of specific plants to facilitate healing. When one undergoes a Bobinsana dieta for a duration of one to three months, it is said that the master plant teacher may appear in dreams as a giant anaconda or other being emerging from the water world.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of the upper Amazon rainforest, where the vibrant violet shrub known as Ajo Sacha thrives amidst the dense foliage, its delicate flowers adding splashes of color to the verdant landscape. Translating to "wild garlic" or "forest garlic," this plant holds a significance far beyond its humble name. Revered by the indigenous Shipibo community, Ajo Sacha is not merely a botanical entity but a revered ally in their spiritual and healing practices, intricately woven into the fabric of their cultural heritage. Ajo Sacha is an integral part of the Shipibo’s master plant dietas, floral baths, and steam baths.