Maestro Ronel Garcia
About the Teacher
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Ronel Cairuna Garcia, my Shipibo name is Ronin Yoi, and with my wife Wilma Verita Morayari Saldaña, my Shipibo name is Isa Yaka, we are a married couple dedicated to medicine for many years.
I come from a family of Onanyas (traditional healers) established in the Ucayali region. I am the son of the respected teacher Alfredo Cairuna (Sinamano), who passed away three years ago. He introduced me to the path of medicine at a young age. From childhood, I witnessed my grandparents using traditional medicinal methods to cure and treat illnesses, fostering my interest in medicines and ancestral knowledge.
Since my father passed away, his legacy continues with the same spirit of serving and helping people with their various problems. In my training, I have followed diets based on different master plants and traditional medicines, undergoing a very long process of preparation and training, thanks to my grandfather and my father, to whom I am eternally grateful.
During my training, I learned to identify plants and their pharmacological properties so I could use this knowledge to help people. I also give lectures on the medicinal properties of local plants. I am a very patient, friendly, and kind person, sharing my knowledge with patients in an easy and accessible way.
I have a beautiful family: my sons Luis, Leonel, Freddy, Jack, and Lester. I currently live in Iquitos.
I come from a family of Onanyas (traditional healers) established in the Ucayali region. I am the son of the respected teacher Alfredo Cairuna (Sinamano), who passed away three years ago. He introduced me to the path of medicine at a young age. From childhood, I witnessed my grandparents using traditional medicinal methods to cure and treat illnesses, fostering my interest in medicines and ancestral knowledge.
Since my father passed away, his legacy continues with the same spirit of serving and helping people with their various problems. In my training, I have followed diets based on different master plants and traditional medicines, undergoing a very long process of preparation and training, thanks to my grandfather and my father, to whom I am eternally grateful.
During my training, I learned to identify plants and their pharmacological properties so I could use this knowledge to help people. I also give lectures on the medicinal properties of local plants. I am a very patient, friendly, and kind person, sharing my knowledge with patients in an easy and accessible way.
I have a beautiful family: my sons Luis, Leonel, Freddy, Jack, and Lester. I currently live in Iquitos.
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