Aboriginal Bush Medicine

Aboriginal Bush Medicine refers to traditional healing practices of Indigenous Australians, using native plants, herbs, and natural substances found in their environment. These medicines are often prepared as teas, poultices, or infusions to treat various ailments such as colds, skin issues, and pain. Rooted in centuries of Indigenous knowledge, Bush Medicine also plays a vital cultural and spiritual role, symbolizing a deep connection to the land. Today, it is recognized for its potential benefits and continues to be respected as an important aspect of Indigenous heritage and holistic health practices.