Pandemic Processing .

Satere-Mawe community users users users inherited from their grandparents from preparations to receive vaccinations from bark of trees, honey and local plants to treat Covid-19 symptoms.

It is carapanauba, saracuramira, caferana and saratudo.

Each of us used the knowledge delivered to us, using one of them against different symptoms of the disease." In the Taruma neighbourhood west of Manaus city, 11 suspected cases of villagers parking have been reported so far. "I feel weak, I feel weak," he said. "Which makes me feel much better."

However, experts in medicinal plants have warned the general public of "wondrous treatments" that have not proved effective or safe in medical experiments.

"In a period of tremendous uncertainty like the one that happened during this pandemic, people will look for him to know him before and will introduce traditional medicine," said Michael Heinrich, a professor of ethno-pharmacology at College London University. Often there may be some benefits, but there is evidence of their effectiveness, and they are not known to be safe. Therefore, there is no reason to expect the benefits. One was claiming to stay away from "wondrous treatments" without quality and safety assurance." Brazil recorded the third largest number of cases in the world, from 270 thousand, while its president, Jair Bolson, rejected the need for lockdown restrictions and social cases. About 18, thousand deaths in infections. The government helped coordinate the response to the crisis in food and fuel, and appeared, Antonio, the Office of the Public Prosecutor, in charge of personnel affairs, said the FUNAI response, and the government reflects the outbreak. Those responsible for the spokespersons of the protesters; the outbreak. Those responsible for the spokespersons of the protesters; the outbreak.

The COVID-19 environment is dangerous, where integration alone is bad, but in the context of the pandemic is a genocide, says the Associated Press.

FUNAI rejected these allegations and claimed to have distributed 45,000 food kits and over 200,000 personal protection items across the country, with another 40,000 kits in the future.