Articles for tag: Indigenous culture

Zero-Waste Kitchens Inspired by Indigenous Traditions

Zero-Waste Kitchens Inspired by Indigenous Traditions

Annette Uy

Imagine a kitchen where every peel, stem, and leftover finds a purpose—a space humming with the wisdom of generations, where nothing is wasted, and everything is cherished. This isn’t just a dream for environmentalists or culinary artists; it’s a living reality for countless Indigenous communities around the world. Long before “zero-waste” became a trending hashtag, ...

Ayahuasca

The Dark Side of Ayahuasca: Risks, Sham Tourism, and Cultural Exploitation

Annette Uy

Ayahuasca, a potent concoction traditionally used by indigenous tribes in the Amazon, has captured the imagination of many seeking spiritual enlightenment and healing. But beneath its mystical allure lies a shadowy realm of risks, deceit, and exploitation. Have you ever wondered about the untold stories that swirl around this mysterious brew? What if the quest ...