Medicinal Herbs Database

Tongkat ali is a flowering plant native to Southeast Asia, traditionally used as a male tonic and energy enhancer. Clinical research supports its use for male hormonal health, stress management, and physical performance. It has become one of the most popular herbal supplements for testosterone support.

A Chinese medicinal tree with antibacterial and antidiabetic young leaves used in food and medicine.

Mediterranean Apiaceae used in folk medicine for digestive complaints.

Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Apiaceae used in folk medicine for respiratory complaints.

An East Asian Apiaceae weed used in folk medicine for anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial conditions.

TCM herb for bone and joint pain, used topically and internally.

Purple-leaved Commelinaceae plant used in Mexican folk medicine for skin conditions and inflammation.

Low creeping evergreen of North American woodlands; flowers are the state flower of Massachusetts; used by Indigenous peoples for kidney conditions.

Vietnamese agarwood used in traditional medicine for digestive conditions, anxiety, and as incense.

Tribulus terrestris is a spiny plant found in tropical and warm temperate regions worldwide. It has been used in both Ayurvedic and Traditional Chinese Medicine for urinary and reproductive health. It is popularly marketed for testosterone support and athletic performance, though clinical evidence is mixed.

The aerial parts (leaves and stems) of tribulus used in Ayurveda and Bulgarian traditional medicine, with different compounds than the fruit.