Patecatl

Patecatl is an ancient Aztec god associated with medicine and healing, often considered a deity of health and well-being. His name means "Lord of the Healer" in Nahuatl. Patecatl was believed to oversee medicinal practices and herbal remedies, reflecting the importance the Aztecs placed on health care and natural healing methods. He was also linked to fertility and sustenance, emphasizing his role in maintaining life and wellness. In Aztec mythology, Patecatl was part of a pantheon that honored various aspects of daily life, especially the preservation of health and the use of natural resources for healing.