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Medicinal Herbs Database

Explore 2,700+ herbs with evidence-based information

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Abuta Grandifolia

Abuta grandifolia

Woody vine of the Amazon used by indigenous peoples and traditional midwives for female reproductive conditions, pain management, and fever.

menstrual disorders2–4g bark or leaf tea or 30 drops tincture 3x daily
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Achillea Millefolium Var

Achillea millefolium var. rosea

Pink-flowered variety of yarrow found across European meadows used in Celtic and Slavic folk medicine for wound healing, fever, and menstrual conditions.

wound healing4g dried herb as tea 3x daily
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Actaea simplex

Actaea simplex

East Asian bugbane used in TCM for menopausal symptoms and as ornamental; similar to A. racemosa.

menopausal symptoms40-80mg extract 2x/day
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Agapanthus africanus

Agapanthus africanus

South African bulbous perennial with blue-purple flower umbels, traditional Zulu and Xhosa medicine plant.

Traditional Zulu medicine for pregnancy and childbirthTincture: 1-2ml 2x/day
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Alchemilla alpina

Alchemilla alpina

Alpine Alchemilla with similar medicinal properties to A. vulgaris, used for gynecological and wound conditions.

Gynecological conditions in Alpine folk medicine3-5 g dried herb as tea
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Alchemilla vulgaris

Alchemilla vulgaris

European Rosaceae herb used for menstrual irregularities, menopausal symptoms, and wound healing.

Menstrual irregularities in European folk medicine3-6 g dried herb as tea; 2-4 ml tincture
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Anemone pulsatilla

Anemone pulsatilla

European and North American anemone used in homeopathy and traditional medicine for respiratory and nervous conditions.

Respiratory catarrhVery small doses under supervision
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Anthemis cotula

Anthemis cotula

Weedy chamomile with pungent odor; historically used as insect repellent and for menstrual stimulation.

insect repellentNot well established; use with caution
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Artemisia Argyi

Artemisia argyi

Chinese mugwort used extensively in TCM moxibustion therapy and internally for menstrual regulation and digestive conditions.

moxibustion herb in TCM3-9g dried herb as tea; topical moxibustion
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Artemisia lactiflora

Artemisia lactiflora

Asian ornamental Artemisia used in TCM for menstrual conditions and liver stagnation.

Menstrual conditions in TCM3-9 g dried herb as decoction
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Artemisia verlotiorum

Artemisia verlotiorum

Chinese Artemisia naturalized worldwide used in TCM similar to A. argyi for moxibustion and gynecological conditions.

Moxibustion in TCM3-9 g dried herb; burn in moxa sticks
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Ashoka Tree

Saraca asoca

Sacred tree of India; bark is one of the most important herbs in Ayurveda for women's uterine health — considered specifically for the uterus.

Uterine tonic and menorrhagia in Ayurveda3–6 g bark as decoction; 500 mg extract 2–3x daily
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Bethroot

Trillium erectum

North American woodland herb used by many Native American tribes for gynecological, wound healing, and respiratory conditions.

Childbirth and postpartum support1-2ml tincture; 1-2g dried root
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BC
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Black Cohosh

Actaea racemosa

Black cohosh is a perennial plant native to eastern North America, traditionally used by Native Americans for women's health conditions. It is one of the most researched herbs for menopausal symptoms and has been used in Europe for over 50 years as a menopause treatment. Its mechanism of action remains under investigation.

Menstrual pain relief20-40mg standardized extract (triterpene glycosides) twice daily
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Blue Cohosh Root

Caulophyllum thalictroides

Native North American herb used by Penobscot, Ojibwe, and other tribes to facilitate labor and treat menstrual disorders. Controversial due to uterine stimulant activity.

Stimulate labor at term1-2ml tincture or 1g dried root tea; term pregnancy only under supervision
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Capsella Bursa-pastoris Herb

Capsella bursa-pastoris

Universal weed with hemostatic properties used across world cultures for bleeding conditions, urinary infections, and wound healing.

hemostatic for uterine bleeding in European folk medicine3-6g dried herb as tea or 4ml tincture
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Celtis occidentalis

Celtis occidentalis

A North American tree used by Native Americans for gynecological conditions and as a food and bark medicine.

Gynecological conditions2-3g bark as tea
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Clary Sage

Salvia sclarea

A Mediterranean sage species whose essential oil is one of the most important in aromatherapy for women's health and relaxation.

Menstrual cramps1-2g dried herb as tea; or 2-3 drops essential oil for aromatherapy
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CS
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Clary Sage Seed Oil

Salvia sclarea (seed oil)

Clary sage seed oil rich in sclareol with distinct hormonal and anti-inflammatory properties.

European hormonal balancing herbAromatherapy or 2% diluted topically
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Cotton Root Bark

Gossypium herbaceum

Asian and African cotton plant whose root bark is used in Ayurveda and folk medicine as an emmenagogue, uterine tonic, and galactagogue.

Menstrual regulation1-2ml tincture of root bark 3x daily; professional guidance required
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