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The Brazilian indians diseases were an impediment to SPI to implement their civilizing projects and mainly hampered the indians to enter the labor world. This research aims to present health policies, in particular SPI’s, to which the indians were subjected to, and how from the medicalization*, sanitation and medical care have established relations between the indians, SPI Officials and other employees. From these mediations the SPI was forced to constantly rethink their actions and the indians were forced to transform their world from new situations imposed by the context of indian settlements. The changes engendered by the contact occurred within the logic, world views and personal experiences of indians and “non indians” that circumscribed this transformation process and determined the answers to the situations. To demonstrate this process we analyzed the indian Posts from IR7 and Kaingang ?s experience.

"Ideias, escopetas e bacilos": políticas de saúde do SPI (serviço de proteção aos índios) e os diálogos com as populações indígenas do Brasil