Medicinal Herbs Database

Sonoran Desert plant used by Native Americans for lymphatic conditions, fatigue, and urinary disorders; traditional medicine of desert Southwest tribes.

The leaves of the papaya tree, gaining attention for their ability to increase platelet count in dengue fever.

Tropical papaya tree leaves used worldwide for dengue fever platelet support, digestion, and antimalarial properties.

Amazonian vine species related to U. tomentosa with similar but distinct alkaloid profile.

Garlic-scented Central American and Caribbean plant used in folk medicine and spiritual practices.

A hard bracket fungus used in Korean and Chinese medicine as a powerful immune modulator.

Tropical American herb whose root and berries have been used cautiously in folk medicine for skin conditions, lymph node swelling, and immune stimulation.

Powerful American plant used medicinally by many Native American nations and early settlers, requiring expert supervision due to significant toxicity.

Brazilian mushroom with exceptionally high beta-glucan content.

North American prairie herb used by Cherokee for colds, worms, and as wash for skin infections.

North American elder similar to European species; flowers and berries used by Native Americans.

Specialized pentacyclic-only cats claw extract for Lyme and immune conditions.

A large cauliflower-like mushroom studied for its powerful immunostimulant beta-glucan content.