Summary:
The book delves into the history and practices of African American herbal medicine, drawing on over four centuries of knowledge and traditions. It includes interviews, remedies, and anecdotes that showcase the cultural and healing legacy passed down through generations of African American healers.
Key points:
1. African American Healing Traditions: The book explores the diverse and rich history of African American healing practices, including herbal medicine and spiritual healing, which have evolved over 400 years.
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