Medicinal Herbs Database

South African cancer bush used as traditional immune tonic. Contains L-canavanine and pinitol with adaptogenic properties.

Indonesian and Thai traditional herb from zedoary family used in Jamu formulations for immunity.

Called "Tree of Life" because it saved Jacques Cartier's crew from scurvy, used topically for warts and viral infections.

A Pacific Northwest sacred tree used by First Nations for immune conditions, respiratory health, and wart removal.

Turkey tail is one of the most common and well-studied medicinal mushrooms worldwide. Named for its colorful, fan-shaped fruiting bodies that resemble turkey tail feathers, it has been used in Traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine for centuries. Its polysaccharide extracts (PSK and PSP) are approved as cancer adjunct therapy in Japan.

Small tropical herb native to Southeast Asia used in Malaysian and Indonesian traditional medicine and researched for anticancer properties.

A South African plant used by Zulu healers for respiratory infections; clinical trials show significant efficacy for acute bronchitis, sinusitis, and tonsillitis.

North American herb used by Cherokee and Iroquois as an immune stimulant, lymphatic herb, and antiseptic. Used by Eclectic physicians for typhoid and septicemia.

A Thai folk herb used for fever, detoxification, and as a vegetable. The leaf extract is a traditional antidote.