Indigenous Medicine refers to the traditional healing practices and knowledge systems developed by Indigenous peoples around the world. These practices often incorporate the use of local plants, animals, and minerals, as well as spiritual and cultural beliefs. Healing methods may include herbal remedies, rituals, and community-based approaches that emphasize the connection between physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The effectiveness of Indigenous Medicine is recognized in many cultures, and it often complements modern medical practices. Indigenous healers, sometimes known as shamans or medicine men/women, play a vital role in their communities, preserving traditional knowledge and providing holistic care that respects cultural values and practices.