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Welp I figured I might as well start the indigenous thread for those practicing the traditions of their indigenous tribal culture. No, I don't have much of an expectation for this thread but you never know. 

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Reply by 8L4CK834RD

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Hey! What kind of medicine are you talking about?

Plant medicine?


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Reply by Jesi Jones

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Medicine is what we Native American tribal peoples tend to call our religious practices in English. We have our own words for it in our own languages but as a Pan-native term we tend to just say medicine there are many different NA languages, though most of us also speak English.

So No, not necessarily plant medicine, though herbal medicine is certainly part of it (the larger practice). Different tribes have different practices, different ceremonies and medicne. 


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Reply by Liam mateo

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Medicine practitioners play a critical role in balancing scientific knowledge with human care and ethical responsibility. Their impact goes beyond diagnosis, shaping trust, prevention, and long-term wellbeing for communities. In many ways, clarity and transparency in care matter as much as options on freddy's drinks menu do to customers. Strong communication ultimately defines effective medical practice.


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