Native American medicine encompasses a variety of healing practices and beliefs rooted in the traditions of Indigenous peoples of North America. It often involves the use of natural elements, such as plants and minerals, for healing purposes. Herbal remedies, rituals, and spiritual practices are commonly employed to restore balance and harmony within individuals and their communities. Central to Native American medicine is the concept of interconnectedness, where physical, emotional, and spiritual health are seen as intertwined. Healing ceremonies, such as sweat lodges and vision quests, are significant in many tribes, promoting wellness through community involvement and connection to the natural world and spirituality.