Medicinal Herbs Database

TCM fruit for joint stiffness, promoting blood and qi circulation.

Ayurvedic classical formulation with rasna (Alpinia galanga) as key herb for vata conditions and joint pain.

Southeast Asian morinda species used in Malaysian traditional medicine for joint and reproductive health.

TCM herb that expels wind-damp from the joints; particularly effective for upper limb joint conditions.

TCM herb for wind-cold conditions, headache, and rheumatic joint pain.

Primitive vascular plant used by Native Americans and Europeans for silica-rich tissue strengthening.

Stately wetland fern with rhizome used in folk medicine for back pain and injuries.

Philippine and pantropical herb used officially for arthritis, gout, and skin conditions; approved by Philippine Department of Health.

A TCM herb used for rheumatism, bone fractures, and skin conditions; known as an ornamental climber in West.

East Asian ornamental Rosaceae tree whose bark and leaves are used in Chinese folk medicine.

A Thai ginger species used as the primary anti-inflammatory and muscle relaxant herb in Thai massage therapy.

Arching perennial of European forests with dangling white flowers and blue-black berries, used for joints and wounds.

A Himalayan and European Solomon seal used in Ayurveda for joint conditions and as a general tonic.

One of the Dashamoola herbs in Ayurveda, used for musculoskeletal pain, nervous disorders, and as a tonic herb.

TCM herb from mulberry twigs used to unblock meridians, dispel wind-dampness, and treat joint conditions; different actions from mulberry leaf.

A Caribbean and Pacific coastal plant used medicinally for diarrhea, rheumatism, and edema.