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study the plants of the forest and the grasslands and the waters. These
I keep in a pole house built in an open space in the forest where the
sun shines and the air is dry. I carried the stones for the platform
from the river banks and cut the poles and lashed them together with
rawhide soaked in water. I grow the storage gourds and trade for the
baskets. Here I can prepare the healing potions and poultices needed
to keep the Tsalagi well. No one is ever turned away unaided here. It
is well known in the territory. This is a place of study and of healing
for all.
LINKS TO NATIVE AMERICAN HERBAL
SITES
Click on the medicine gourd
 The
Cherokee Messenger..
 Native
American Herbal Medicine.
Herbal
Medicine databases.
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The Cherokee Messenger
newspaper lists a great many traditional and modern herbal remedies
on this site.
An interesting site by Karyn Siegel-Maier which explains in
scientific terms why some of these remedies work.
This is an extensive research site with many links published
by The Holistic Medicine Resource Center. |
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Current Amount in My Cashbox:
9,210 strti.
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