صد گیاه و هزار درمان
A foundational modern Persian herbal reference cataloging traditional uses of medicinal plants alongside everyday remedies.

Browse herbs by Persian alphabet, explore traditional preparation methods passed down through generations, and trace each remedy back to its historical Persian sources — alongside the modern scientific evidence that supports it.

































Uplifts mood, supports the heart.

Calms the heart, soothes the spirit.

Kindles digestion, dispels cold.

Cleanses the liver, eases inflammation.

Warms circulation, balances sweetness.

Soothes the stomach, eases bloating, brightens the eyes.
Each preparation method shapes how an herb's properties are released. These are the classical Persian forms — reusable across hundreds of herbs.
Steeping delicate flowers or leaves in just-boiled water to extract aromatic, water-soluble compounds.
Pour water at ~95°C over 1 tsp dried herb per cup. Cover and steep 5–10 minutes. Strain and drink warm.
Simmering tough roots, barks, or seeds to extract deeper, mineral-rich constituents.
Add 1 tbsp herb to 2 cups cold water. Bring to a boil, reduce to a low simmer for 15–25 minutes. Strain.
Alcohol-based extract that concentrates herbal compounds for long shelf life and small dosing.
Fill a jar one-third with dried herb, top with 40–60% alcohol. Steep 4–6 weeks, shaking daily. Strain and bottle.
A warm, moist herbal paste applied directly to the skin to soothe localized issues.
Crush fresh herbs or mix powdered herbs with warm water/oil. Spread on cloth, apply to area for 20–40 minutes.
Cloth soaked in a strong herbal infusion or decoction and laid on the body.
Prepare a strong infusion. Soak a clean cloth, wring lightly, and apply warm or cool to the affected area.
Full-body immersion in herb-infused water for relaxation, circulation, and skin care.
Brew a strong pot of infusion or decoction (1 cup herb to 2 liters water), strain into a warm bath. Soak 20 minutes.
Liquid herbal preparation applied to the skin for hydration and topical effects.
Combine herbal infusion with a small amount of carrier oil and emulsifier. Apply gently to the skin.
Sterile, gentle herbal water used for eye comfort — must be prepared with strict hygiene and clinical guidance.
Always consult a qualified practitioner. Sterile preparation, isotonic water, and filtered herbal water are essential.
Warm herbal liquid swished and gargled to soothe the throat and mouth.
Brew a strong infusion or decoction, cool to warm. Gargle for 30 seconds, 3–4 times daily.
Every entry in the library clearly separates traditional Persian use from modern scientific evidence, with references back to its original source.
A foundational modern Persian herbal reference cataloging traditional uses of medicinal plants alongside everyday remedies.
The 11th-century medical encyclopedia that systematized humoral medicine and the nature (mizaj) of foods and herbs for centuries to come.
Additional classical and contemporary Persian herbal references will be added as the library grows.
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