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Folklore and Healthcare, Native American and Haitian, Haiti and Greece…

- - - - Asclepius god of healing
        
        Temples like Asclepions were built by worshiping cults. To be in a god’s favor, they brought offerings (Cartwright, 2018)
      - Praying to multiple gods
- - - - Medicinal plants,
      - Animal derivatives,
      - Ordinary objects,
      - Ointments.
      - Pagan Rituals
  - - - Prayer Science of life,
      - Prophetic Medicine Unani Tibbi (Encyclopedia, n.d.),
      - Yoga
      - Meditation,
      - Herbal Medicine,
      - Massage
  - - - Prayer
      - Herbal Healing
      - Botanicas
      - Aloe Vera
      - Linden
      - Herbs
      - Curanderos
      - Family and
      - Home treatment. If it doesn't work, then
      - Outside treatment
  - - - Herb
      - 2.Prayer
      - Herbs
  - - - Therapeutic Tools,
      - Minerals,
      - Animal Products,
      - Proper Diet,
      - Wines,
      - Foods,
      - Clays,
      - Herbal Mixtures.
      - Women -Liquid Tinctures, Ointments,
      - Prayer to gods or goddesses.
      - “Remedies were a mix of the exotic and the mundane, from saffron to cabbage.” (Cartwright, 2013)
- - - - Nettles Leaves Urinary Tract Infections
      - Cedar Leave- sore muscles, chest cold, anti-fungal
      - Sweet Grass
      - Lemon balm leaves for viral infections and emotional balances
      - S'Klallam-song and prayer
      - According to Hodges (1906), parts of the plant used "most often roots, occasionally twigs, leaves, or bark, but rarely flowers or seeds.
      - Oregon Grape Root-Indigestion, infection Sage,
      - Dandelion root and leaves-constipation, blood sugar regulation, skin conditions