Asthma
Plants traditionally associated with Asthma, sorted by evidence level. Not medical advice.
Notice
This does not replace a doctor. Information is for educational purposes only. Serious or persistent symptoms → see a qualified professional.
Folk use
Traditional and folk associations have not been clinically validated. They are not treatments.
Plants traditionally associated with Asthma
- Cat's clawUncaria tomentosaClinicalCaution
- Cornelian cherryCornus masClinicalCaution
- TurmericCurcuma longaClinicalDanger
- CardamomElettaria cardamomumClinical
- EphedraEphedra sinicaClinicalDanger
- Kantakari (yellow-berried nightshade)Solanum virginianumPreclinicalCaution
- GuacoMikania glomerataPreclinicalCaution
- Visnaga (Khella)Ammi visnagaPreclinicalDanger
- SundewDrosera rotundifoliaPreclinicalCaution
- ElecampaneInula heleniumPreclinicalCaution
- LobeliaLobelia inflataPreclinicalDanger
- German ChamomileMatricaria chamomillaPreclinicalCaution
- Coleus (Forskohlii)Plectranthus barbatusPreclinicalCaution
- BloodrootSanguinaria canadensisPreclinicalDanger
- Vasaka (Malabar nut)Justicia adhatodaTraditional (systematized)Caution
- ColtsfootTussilago farfaraTraditional (systematized)Danger
- Black HawViburnum prunifoliumTraditional (systematized)Caution
- Bagulnik / Marsh Labrador tea (wild rosemary)Rhododendron tomentosumFolkDanger
- BarleyHordeum vulgareFolkCaution
- RoseRosaFolk