The following report is about Cherokee medicinal healing practice. It includes many spells and rituals for a variety of health conditions, and the 20 most commonly used plants along with what medical conditions they were used to treat.

Cherokee Medicine Healing Rituals Table of Contents include:

Myth of the origin of disease and medicine
Theory of diseaseanimals, ghosts, witches
Selected list of plants used
Medical practicetheory of resemblancesfastingtabuseclusionwomen
Illustration of the gaktûnta or tabu
Neglect of sanitary regulations
The sweat bathbleedingrubbingbathing
Opposition of shamans to white physicians
Medicine dances
Description of symptoms
The ugista´tĭ or pay of the shaman
Ceremonies for gathering plants and preparing medicine
The Cherokee gods and their abiding places
Color symbolism
Importance attached to names
Language of the formulas
Specimen formulas
Medicine
To treat the crippler (rheumatism)from Gahuni
Second formula for the cripplerfrom Gahuni
Song and prescription for snake bitesfrom Gahuni
When something is causing something to eat themGahuni
Second formula for the same diseaseAwanita
For moving pains in the teeth (neuralgia?)Gatigwanasti
Song and prayer for the great chillAyûnini
To make children jump down (child birth)Ayûnini
Second formula for child birthTakwatihi
Song and prayer for the black yellowness (biliousness)Ayûnini
To treat for ordeal diseases (witchcraft)Ayûnini

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