Pilmadores: ( alistana Word ) arreglahuesos, healers of San Cristobal aliste. Until the end of the 20th century there were several, at least Simon and Sunday, I think that they were killed on those dates. Despite not being medical professionals, I think that they made a good social work in ready. Most alistana people trusted more in them than in doctors especially for diseases of homespun; not for more serious things. It solved an upset stomach to back pain or pain casings. But where were teachers was in the arrangement of bones, breaks or kinks. I met lad Simon calling it pegleg or the lame because I believe that he had lost a leg in the civil war. It had an aspect of true Wizard with his tics of grins and winks constant and his wooden leg, yet people worshiped him and considered that it had little more than a divine gift. When attending a patient first thing you did was pulse-taking and then told him what was happening and was right. I asked him how got it, if it was true that hurt him, said the people, on the same site that the patient and the only thing I said was: something. They charged the will and always prescribed herbs of the field: the most common, the Hypericum, ( hypericum perforatum ) that has many properties, but the most important: that calms the nerves.
