Shaman diet and what plants we using
Shamanic Dieta and Amazonian TraditionsIn Amazonian traditions, dieta holds a special place as a period of solitude, inner discipline, and attentive connection with nature. This period may involve a simpler lifestyle, a more restricted diet, quietness, rest, and a greater focus on personal experience.Within traditional practice, a practitioner may work with various Amazonian plants. The choice of plant, the length of the dieta, and the form of the traditional practice are determined individually and may vary according to the particular lineage and experience of the practitioner.

About Maestro Amer – His Gift and Calling
Working with plants is a sacred gift that God placed in my hands from childhood. I learned the art of healing from my grandfather, who taught me to listen to the voice of each plant and to understand its spirit.
I began studying plants at the age of seven and performed my first healings when I was fifteen. From that moment, I knew this was my path — to help others find relief and renewal through the wisdom of nature.
When I was seventeen, I helped a woman suffering from a serious internal illness that doctors had declared incurable. Through the guidance of the plants and prayer, she was healed. Later, another woman came with a similar condition, and she too recovered fully.
Over the years, I have treated many people — men and women — with severe and painful ailments, always relying on the sacred knowledge of the plants, traditional diets, and long periods of spiritual discipline.
Now, with more than twenty years of experience, I continue to dedicate my life to healing, guided by faith, humility, and deep respect for the spirits of the plants.