Out of Peru, the plant that tackles toothache - opinion - 27 March 2012 - New Scientist
http://goo.gl/Bo5TK"Acmella oleracea
http://database.prota.org/dbtw-wpd/exec ... Webdisplay It's a leafy weed with yellow flowers that grows on disturbed soil. It's indigenous to this part of Peru, and the flower bud and other parts have been used as a toothache cure for hundreds of years."
de boas intenções está o inferno cheio....mas vamos a ver se desta a coisa funciona!
"Will the Quechua Lamas see any benefit from the new drug if it comes to market as planned in 2014?
We spent two years working with lawyers to design a contract - learning from the best aspects of other pharmaceutical companies - to ensure that the Amazonian people benefit from a percentage of any profits with conservation and education initiatives. We are distributing the money through trusted, long-term local NGOs. So far we have created a beautiful medicine garden to conserve plants used for women's health. We also want to build a training centre to teach the community the medicine and remedy-making skills I learned, but which the new generation has lost."
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