Herbs

40 compounds in this category

Herbal compounds in this database have both traditional use histories spanning centuries and modern research validating (or questioning) those traditional claims. The evidence quality varies widely, from well-studied adaptogens with multiple RCTs to herbs with primarily ethnobotanical support.

Caution

Herb-drug interactions are real and often underestimated. Standardized extracts differ substantially from whole herb preparations. "Natural" does not mean safe or free of side effects.

Good to Know

Extract standardization determines what you are actually getting. Two ashwagandha products can contain very different concentrations of active withanolides depending on the extract type (KSM-66 vs Sensoril vs generic). Always check the active compound percentage.

Highest Rated Herbs

1 GINGER 85/100 2 LEMON BALM 78/100 3 MAGNOLIA BARK 78/100 4 SANDALWOOD 78/100 5 SCUTELLARIA 78/100

All Herbs (40)

ARTICHOKE EXTRACT 75 → ASHWAGANDHA 75 → BACOPA 73 → BERBERINE 72 → BLACK COHOSH 15 → CHASTE TREE (VITEX) 65 → CORDYCEPS 70 → DONG QUAI 35 → EGCG (GREEN TEA EXTRACT) 58 → FADOGIA AGRESTIS 45 → FENUGREEK 62 → GINGER 85 → GINSENG 70 → HORNY GOAT WEED (EPIMEDIUM) 58 → JIAOGULAN 72 → JUJUBE 72 → KANNA 72 → KRATOM 65 → LEMON BALM 78 → MACA 58 → MAGNOLIA BARK 78 → MILK THISTLE 72 → MUCUNA PRURIENS 70 → OLIVE LEAF EXTRACT 58 → PASSIONFLOWER 52 → PTEROSTILBENE 72 → QUERCETIN 72 → RED CLOVER 55 → REHMANNIA 75 → RESVERATROL 58 → RHODIOLA ROSEA 68 → SANDALWOOD 78 → SAW PALMETTO 65 → SCHISANDRA 72 → SCUTELLARIA 78 → STINGING NETTLE 62 → TONGKAT ALI (EURYCOMA) 45 → TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS 35 → TURMERIC (CURCUMIN) 62 → VALERIAN ROOT 72 →

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