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Turmeric ๅงœ้ป„

One of the most researched herbs globally. Contains curcumin, a powerful anti-inflammatory compound studied for joint health, brain function, and disease prevention.

10/10
2

Ginseng (Asian) ไบบๅ‚

The most well-known TCM herb globally. Valued as an adaptogen that combats fatigue, enhances physical performance, and supports cognitive function.

10/10
3

Ginkgo Biloba ้“ถๆ

One of the oldest living tree species. Widely studied for improving blood circulation to the brain, supporting memory, and protecting against cognitive decline.

10/10
4

Lemon Balm ่œœ่œ‚่Šฑ

A gentle calming herb from the mint family. Clinical evidence for anxiety, sleep, cold sores (HSV), and cognitive function. One of the safest herbs for daily use.

10/10
5

Green Tea Extract ็ปฟ่Œถ

Rich in catechins (especially EGCG), green tea extract is one of the most evidence-backed supplements for antioxidant protection, metabolic support, and cardiovascular health.

9.5/10
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Saffron ่—็บข่Šฑ

The world's most expensive spice by weight โ€” also a potent medicinal. Strong evidence for depression (comparable to fluoxetine in trials), PMS, and eye health. Used in TCM for blood stasis.

8.5/10
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Walnut (Hu Tao Ren) ่ƒกๆกƒไป

Beyond a snack food โ€” TCM uses walnuts to tonify kidney yang, lubricate intestines, and nourish the brain. Modern research confirms omega-3 content supports cognitive function.

8.5/10
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Rhodiola Rosea ็บขๆ™ฏๅคฉ

An arctic adaptogen used in both TCM and Scandinavian tradition. Helps the body resist physical and mental stress, combat fatigue, and support mood.

7.5/10
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Gotu Kola ็งฏ้›ช่‰

Used in both TCM and Ayurveda for cognitive enhancement, wound healing, and anxiety relief. Popular in skincare for promoting collagen synthesis.

7.5/10
10

Rosemary ่ฟท่ฟญ้ฆ™

More than a cooking herb. Contains carnosic acid and rosmarinic acid with strong neuroprotective effects. Studied for memory enhancement โ€” 'rosemary for remembrance' has scientific basis.

7.5/10