Medicinal Herbs Database

Southeast Asian herb used in Jamu for kidney stones, urinary conditions, and hypertension; one of the most popular Indonesian herbal kidney remedies.

An Indonesian Jamu herb used for skin health, slimming formulas, and as a blood purifier.

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

The most important medicinal herb in Indonesian Jamu tradition, used for liver protection and digestive health.

The sacred mushroom of the Aztecs used by Maria Sabina and Mazatec healers in healing veladas.

Pan-tropical herb; roots used in Ayurveda for liver, spleen, and respiratory conditions.

East African shrub used traditionally for fish poisoning, insecticide, and medicinally for skin conditions and parasites; rotenone-containing plant.

East African Terminalia species used for bacterial and fungal infections, malaria, and respiratory conditions; related to well-known Terminalia species.

Coastal tropical tree with bark and leaves used in folk medicine for liver conditions and wound healing.

Yellow-fruited variety of haritaki from the Gangetic plains used in Ayurveda specifically for eye conditions and digestive disorders.

West African tree used across the Sahel region from Senegal to Sudan for liver conditions, wounds, respiratory infections, and as a general antimicrobial.

Gobi Desert plant used in Mongolian folk medicine for digestive and liver conditions.

West African tree whose distinctive four-winged pods are used as a spice and medicinal herb for postpartum care, asthma, diabetes, and inflammation.

Middle Eastern and Mediterranean herb used across Arab traditional medicine for diabetes and digestive conditions.