Throughout human history, healing practices by means of medicinal plants and natural remedies have allowed us to develop our creative and emotional potential in harmony with Nature. This native wisdom provided the base for western allopathic medicine but its effectiveness and relevance have been systematically dismissed and rejected by Science and the de facto powers that sustain it. Its organic and integral structure represent a threat to the utilitarian vision that sees Life's forces as a commercial resource. They have silenced our ancestral knowledge, yet it has remained, more alive than ever, pulsating within us. This edition of Introductory Manual of Natural Gynaecology follows the footprints of lost traditions and gathers those practices and understandings in the hopes of sharing them and returning them to their place within our bodies. This inquisitive and restless work, emerging out of a simple motivation, has grown into a detailed investigation around the integral and holistic healing of women's reproductive and sexual health. Today, revised, amplified and for the first time translated into English, it is now a foundational cornerstone for our own.