PLANTS, THEIR PROPERTIES, YOUR BALANCE.
SOLÉA HERBAL
Book an appointment

SEARCH BY NEED

Plants related to your search.

Results present documented uses and their limitations. They do not provide a diagnosis.

3,100 plants in the herbarium My favourites

Documentary entries are excluded from searches by need.Understanding the profiles

8 results
Araliaceae
Use profile

Panax ginseng C.A.Mey.

Asian ginseng

Vitality

Temporary fatigue

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Traditional use for fatigue and weakness; does not replace investigation of persistent fatigue.

Traditional use

Seek medical advice for unexplained or persistent fatigue. Do not combine numerous stimulant products.

View the profile
Family not detailed in the references for this profile.
Use profile

Cola acuminata (P.Beauv.) Schott & Endl.

Cola acuminata

Vitality

Temporary fatigue

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Traditional use of caffeinated seeds; does not address the causes of persistent fatigue.

Traditional use

Take into account all caffeine consumed during the day.

View the profile
Araliaceae
Use profile

Eleutherococcus senticosus (Rupr. et Maxim.) Maxim.

Eleuthero

Vitality

Fatigue and weakness

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Traditional use for asthenia; investigate the cause of persistent fatigue.

Traditional use

Stop use if palpitations or insomnia occur.

View the profile
Theaceae
Use profile

Camellia sinensis (L.) Kuntze

Green tea

Vitality

Fatigue and feelings of weakness

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Traditional use; persistent fatigue should be investigated, not masked with a stimulant.

Traditional use

Caffeine: take all sources consumed during the day into account.

View the profile
Sapindaceae
Use profile

Paullinia cupana Kunth

Guarana

Vitality

Temporary fatigue

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Traditional use of the powder; contains caffeine, with no promise of a lasting increase in energy.

Traditional use

Palpitations, insomnia or persistent fatigue: seek medical advice.

View the profile
Malvaceae
Use profile

Cola nitida (Vent.) Schott et Endl.

Kola

Vitality

Fatigue and weakness

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Documented traditional stimulant use; persistent fatigue requires assessment.

Traditional use

Caffeine-containing stimulant: have concomitant medicines checked.

View the profile
Aquifoliaceae
Use profile

Ilex paraguariensis A.St.-Hil.

Maté

VitalityUrinary comfort

Temporary fatigue

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Traditional use of leaf preparations; contains caffeine.

Traditional use

Palpitations or persistent fatigue: investigate the cause without increasing intake.

View the profile
Fabaceae
Use profile

Glycine max (L.) Merr.

Soybean

Vitality

Temporary fatigue

Why this plant?

Under “ Vitality ”: Traditional use of soy lecithin. This does not validate all seeds, oils or isoflavones.

Traditional use

Fatigue persisting beyond two weeks: seek medical advice to investigate the cause.

View the profile
WhatsApp Appointments