Amla (Phyllanthus emblica, Emblica officinalis), belonging to the family Euphorbiaceae, is an herbal plant used widely in indigenous medicinal preparations used to treat a variety of diseases.
Most of the respondents were familiar with some symptoms of cord infection and types of indigenous and allopathic preparation used for cord care.
A team of medical experts was dispatched by Funai, the Brazilian government's official indigenous protection agency, in preparation for sickness among the Chitonawa.
Pechenkina & Anderson (2011) call for "more effective institutional response to the lack of adequate preparation of indigenous students…via greater investment in the pipeline and provision of transitioning programmes" (p. 5-6).
Identification of their bioactive components and a dose response relationship study in in vivo model is claimed to use these indigenous sources for pharmaceutical preparations.
The ascomycete filamentous fungi Neurospora intermedia studied in this work has been traditionally used for the preparation of an indigenous Indonesian food, oncom.
The application of thin-section petrography on 32 ceramic samples has permitted the reconstruction of production, in particular raw materials procurement and paste preparation method, of indigenous ceramics; and more importantly, provided an insight into the socio-cultural dynamics involved in the organisation of producing these ceramics during the pre-Colonial times.
She also removed certain parts before eating them.Much of the scant literature that exists suggests the same: making use of "indigenous technical knowledge" when it comes to the preparation or wild collection of food insects.
Ask the families of three US citizens who, despite the careful preparation for their visit to an indigenous group in an isolated mountain region, ended up dead with their faces shot off, and their bodies dumped just across the border in Venezuela.
But for those seeking a more adventurous menu, there is El Baqueano (restoelbaqueano.com), where the European-trained chef Fernando Rivarola presents his diners with modern preparations of "carnes autóctonas" — meat from indigenous animals.
