MEDICINAL PLANTS THE HEALING WISDOM OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S

Medicinal Plants The Healing Wisdom of Indigenous Peoples (N'gonoyèek )

Medicinal plants are the primary form of medicine that Indigenous Peoples trust and rely on because they know they can heal.

Indigenous communities are rich in traditional knowledge, passed down through generations. Their deep belief in the healing power of nature continues to guide their way of life.

When you walk through the forest with Indigenous people, they will show you many medicinal plants you may have never seen before. It’s a powerful experience of learning and connection.

You may be surprised to learn that almost 97% of Indigenous forests contain medicinal plants, a living pharmacy sustained by culture and nature.

By Alexander Kisioi
Environmental Activist and Freelance Journalist.

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