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Earthworm Use in Medicine as an Expression of Indigenous Practices
Earthworms have been used medicinally for millennia across multiple cultures. Their therapeutic use is deeply rooted in Indigenous knowledge systems, where healing practices are grounded in relationships with land, animals, and ecological processes. This manuscript synthesizes evidence on the Indige
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