Articles related to "Native American Medicine"

Native Americans have used herbs and other plants for healing for centuries; their knowledge of healing remedies has been handed down from one generation to the next.

Native American medicine features animal guides such as bear, butterfly, coyote, dog, eagle, hawk, horse, snake, spider, and wolf as elements in healing & self-knowledge

An alphabetical listing of Victoria Anisman-Reiner's Natural Medicine articles, from "Acid-Alkali pH balance" to "Wolfberries."

"Intelligent chemistry" enables herb and plant oils to fight bacteria and viruses and to support the immune system without being outpaced by fast-mutating pathogens.

Native American healing traditions involve a "medicine place," an inner sanctum where a shaman can meditate, connect with guides, perform psychic surgery, and more.

In a 545-acre park near Williamsburg, Virginia, American Beautyberry comes into fruit in late summer and the purple berries feed wildlife through the end of the year.

Essiac tea has a history of improving the well being of cancer victims since 1925. There are many other health benefits. Do you know about it? Start learning.

Story-telling is part of every culture. Dr. Mehl-Madrona believes that the power of story can reveal hidden avenues to healing and play a role in the healing process.

Donna Eden has assembled energy techniques using the Ayurvedic chakras, Chinese meridians, Brain Gym and more into one powerful healing system that continues to evolve.

Meditation doesn't have to mean yoga or breath exercises. Writing can be a powerful meditative practice; so can knitting, painting and even washing the dishes.

Members of the rose family, these "bramble berries" are packed with nutritional and medicinal benefits.

Stinging nettles work to heal, balance, and restore a woman's health during each stage of her life.