Aboriginal Medicine History
Australia is a place with a history that is not at all lost it is known as an area that has had a predominant and specific population by nomadic hunters. Carbon dating of skeletal remains proves that Australian Aboriginal history started some 40,000 years ago. This history is not completely lost. It is retained in the minds and memories of compassionate generations of Aboriginal people, passed on through a rich oral tradition of song, story, poetry and legend. To the aboriginal culture and belief all life, are correlated through a networking system that can be followed down the ancestry line starting at the spirit ancestors.
The Northern Territory occupies one-sixth of the Australian land mass. It has a population of just under a few …show more content…
It goes for approach of social, physical and spiritual dimensions of health and life. Herbal medicine and knowledge of plants is not the domain of any particular group; Western medicine has been incorporated into this system at the same rate and knowledge as herbal medicine. Medicinal plants are mainly used symptomatically for coughs and colds, pains and aches. Some are used as dressings for wounds and sores. Two way medicine is the term that has been coined by Aboriginal health workers to describe a bicultural approach to health care. It is based on the principle that “ if you can use what is best in modern medicine together with what is best in traditional healing, the combination may be better than either one alone” (Werner …show more content…
It was recently thought have only one species (the type species, described in 1775, Pemphis acidula [2]) but is now believed to have at least two.The plant extracts of Pe. acidula showed strong by disc diffusion method-standardization and antibacterial activity. This three extracts possessed interpretation. Noticeable antibacterial activity against 5 human 9. Antimicrobial and pathogenic strains. All the three extracts of Pe. acidula were tested evaluated. Therefore, it is suggested that further works against the pathogenic bacteria namely S. aureus, E. coli, may be performed on the isolation and identification of P. aeruginosa, M. luteus and R. rhodochrous at two the antibacterial components in three extracts for its different concentrations 5% and 10%. It was observed industrial and pharmaceutical application. That methanol, benzene and acetone extracts of Pe. acidula possessed antibacterial activity against all the bacteria tested.
Bentonite Clay Bentonite clay stems back far in history as a traditional healing method for protecting the body from disease. Because the clay is readily available and required no modern processing, it has been a popular and cost-effective way of “detoxing” the body for quite some time. Bentonite clay benefits your body by helping to expel many of these toxins and therefore increases immunity and reduces inflammation.Bentonite clay is known to have an abundance of minerals including calcium,
The Northern Territory occupies one-sixth of the Australian land mass. It has a population of just under a few …show more content…
It goes for approach of social, physical and spiritual dimensions of health and life. Herbal medicine and knowledge of plants is not the domain of any particular group; Western medicine has been incorporated into this system at the same rate and knowledge as herbal medicine. Medicinal plants are mainly used symptomatically for coughs and colds, pains and aches. Some are used as dressings for wounds and sores. Two way medicine is the term that has been coined by Aboriginal health workers to describe a bicultural approach to health care. It is based on the principle that “ if you can use what is best in modern medicine together with what is best in traditional healing, the combination may be better than either one alone” (Werner …show more content…
It was recently thought have only one species (the type species, described in 1775, Pemphis acidula [2]) but is now believed to have at least two.The plant extracts of Pe. acidula showed strong by disc diffusion method-standardization and antibacterial activity. This three extracts possessed interpretation. Noticeable antibacterial activity against 5 human 9. Antimicrobial and pathogenic strains. All the three extracts of Pe. acidula were tested evaluated. Therefore, it is suggested that further works against the pathogenic bacteria namely S. aureus, E. coli, may be performed on the isolation and identification of P. aeruginosa, M. luteus and R. rhodochrous at two the antibacterial components in three extracts for its different concentrations 5% and 10%. It was observed industrial and pharmaceutical application. That methanol, benzene and acetone extracts of Pe. acidula possessed antibacterial activity against all the bacteria tested.
Bentonite Clay Bentonite clay stems back far in history as a traditional healing method for protecting the body from disease. Because the clay is readily available and required no modern processing, it has been a popular and cost-effective way of “detoxing” the body for quite some time. Bentonite clay benefits your body by helping to expel many of these toxins and therefore increases immunity and reduces inflammation.Bentonite clay is known to have an abundance of minerals including calcium,