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Remedy Database

Evidence-based information on natural remedies, herbs, and supplements. Search for anything from specific remedies to symptoms and conditions.

Acai

Metabolic Support

Euterpe oleracea

Acai is a nutrient-dense Amazonian berry best known for its antioxidant content and supportive role in overall metabolic and cardiovascular wellness.

5.8evidence
antioxidantscardiovascular supportpolyphenols

Aconite

Anti-Inflammatory & Pain

Aconitum napellus

Aconite is a historically important but highly toxic plant that should not be used internally outside highly specialized and controlled systems.

1.2evidence
toxic herbpainhomeopathy

Agrimony

Digestive Health

Agrimonia eupatoria

Agrimony is a traditional astringent herb used mainly for mild digestive upset, throat irritation, and general tissue toning.

4.6evidence
astringentdigestionsore throat

Alder Bark

Anti-Inflammatory & Pain

Alnus glutinosa

Alder bark is a traditional astringent bark used mainly for topical support and occasional internal use in older herbal traditions.

3.9evidence
astringentbarktraditional use

Alfalfa

Vitamin

Medicago sativa

Alfalfa is a nutrient-rich green herb used primarily as a food-like tonic for minerals, chlorophyll, and general nutritive support.

5.1evidence
greensmineralsnutritive herb

Alkanet Root

Anti-Inflammatory & Pain

Alkanna tinctoria

Alkanet root is a traditional topical herb mainly valued for skin preparations and infused oils rather than routine internal use.

3.5evidence
topical herbskin supporttraditional dye root

Allspice

Digestive Health

Pimenta dioica

Allspice is a warming culinary spice traditionally used to support digestion, comfort the stomach, and add antioxidant-rich flavor to food.

4.8evidence
spicedigestionwarming herb

Aloe Vera

Digestive Health

Aloe barbadensis Miller

Aloe vera is best known for soothing irritated skin topically and, in carefully prepared forms, supporting certain digestive applications.

7.0evidence
skin supportburnsdigestion

Amaranth

Metabolic Support

Amaranthus cruentus

Amaranth is a protein- and mineral-rich pseudograin used as a food-based remedy to support steady energy, digestive health, and overall nutrition.

5.4evidence
pseudograinproteinfiber

American Ginseng

Energy & Adaptogens

Panax quinquefolius

American ginseng is a classic adaptogenic root used to support resilience, energy, immune function, and stress recovery without being as stimulating as some other ginsengs.

7.2evidence
adaptogenenergystress

Anamu

Immune

Petiveria alliacea

Anamu is a pungent traditional tropical herb used for immune, inflammatory, and vitality support, though modern clinical evidence remains limited.

4.7evidence
immune supporttraditional herbinflammation

Anise

Digestive Health

Pimpinella anisum

Anise is a classic aromatic seed used to ease gas, support digestion, and provide gentle soothing for the respiratory tract.

5.7evidence
carminativedigestiongas

Anise Hyssop

Digestive Health

Agastache foeniculum

Anise hyssop is a fragrant tea herb used for mild digestive support, throat comfort, and gentle relaxation.

4.9evidence
digestive herbaromatic teathroat support

Annatto

Anti-Inflammatory & Pain

Bixa orellana

Annatto is a traditional tropical seed used mainly as a culinary colorant and antioxidant-rich food ingredient with modest wellness potential.

4.4evidence
achiotecarotenoidsculinary colorant

Apple Mint

Digestive Health

Mentha suaveolens

Apple mint is a gentle mint-family herb used in teas for digestion, freshening, and mild calming support.

4.8evidence
mintdigestiontea herb

About Our Evidence Ratings

Each remedy is rated from 1.0 to 10.0 based on the quality and quantity of scientific research supporting its traditional uses. A higher rating means stronger research backing.

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