The herbs our physicians work with
22 herbs named in the classical Ayurvedic texts, gathered in one place. A physician picks between them by constitution, dose and combination — which is why the guides below are written by the people who prescribe them.
Herb guides

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Aloe vera: how we use it for skin and digestion
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Amla: what makes it a staple in Ayurvedic formulas
ReadAshwagandha: the herb we reach for in stress and fatigue
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Bhringraj: what it does for hair and the liver
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Bael (Bilva): how it helps loose motions and gas
ReadBrahmi: how we use it for focus and calm
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Sandalwood (Chandan): what it cools and soothes
ReadCinnamon: what it does for sugar and circulation
ReadGinger: why it starts most of our digestion plans
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Giloy (Guduchi): what it is actually good for
ReadGuggul: the resin we use for joints and cholesterol
ReadTurmeric (Haldi): what it helps with, and how much
ReadHaritaki: the gentle laxative inside triphala
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Kutaja: what Ayurveda uses it for in dysentery
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Manjistha: the herb behind our skin-clearing protocols
ReadNeem: how we use it for infections and acne
ReadPippali (long pepper): what it adds to a formula
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Shankhpushpi: the herb for sleep and a busy mind
ReadShatavari: what we give it in women's health
ReadTriphala: the three fruits and what they do together
ReadTulsi: how we use it in coughs and daily routine
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Vacha (Calamus): a strong herb used in small doses
ReadAll 22 herbs
Every herb we publish a guide for, in one searchable list.
Showing 12 of 22 herbs

Aloe vera: how we use it for skin and digestion
Read
Amla: what makes it a staple in Ayurvedic formulas
ReadAshwagandha: the herb we reach for in stress and fatigue
Read
Bhringraj: what it does for hair and the liver
Read
Bael (Bilva): how it helps loose motions and gas
ReadBrahmi: how we use it for focus and calm
Read
Sandalwood (Chandan): what it cools and soothes
ReadCinnamon: what it does for sugar and circulation
ReadGinger: why it starts most of our digestion plans
Read
Giloy (Guduchi): what it is actually good for
ReadGuggul: the resin we use for joints and cholesterol
ReadTurmeric (Haldi): what it helps with, and how much
ReadThe same herb suits two people differently
A physician decides what to give, in what form, with what anupana and for how long. Ask about yours in a free video consultation instead of guessing from a list.
