Ilmevuon
Ilmevuon is a traditional herbal medicine practice rooted in Southeast Asian cultures, particularly among indigenous communities. The term "ilmevuon" translates roughly to "forest medicine" in some local languages, reflecting its emphasis on wild and cultivated plant ingredients. It involves the use of various herbs, leaves, roots, and other plant parts to treat a range of ailments, from common colds and digestive issues to skin conditions and minor injuries.
The preparation of ilmevuon typically involves harvesting specific plants from local forests or gardens, followed by
Ilmevuon holds cultural significance as both a healthcare practice and a part of the community’s intangible
Research into ilmevuon indicates that many of the plants used possess pharmacologically active compounds with anti-inflammatory,
Despite its cultural importance, ilmevuon faces challenges such as habitat loss, overharvesting, and the decline of