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What this is
What this is

Remedae is where the world's healing systems meet. Explore any condition and see how different traditions treat it. From modern medicine to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda and beyond. Centuries of knowledge, side by side, clearly explained.

13.
traditions, equal in standing
200+.
conditions, plainly written
Free.
to read. Always.
The traditions · all thirteen

Thirteen systems, one shared library.

South Asia · c. 1500 BCE
Doshas & lifestyle
Ayurveda

Reads illness through agni, the digestive fire, and the balance of the doshas.

China · c. 200 BCE
Qi & herbs
Traditional Chinese Medicine

Maps the body through Qi, the organ channels, and patterns of heat, cold, and damp.

Persia · Greece · c. 1000 CE
Humoral balance
Unani

Balances four humours and their qualities. Warm, cold, moist, dry.

Japan · c. 1500 CE
Herbal formulas
Kampo

Standardised herbal formulas, evolved from TCM and studied inside Japanese clinics.

South India · Sri Lanka · c. 1000 BCE
Minerals & yoga
Siddha

Balances three humours and seven body constituents, often through bitter tastes and mineral preparations.

Europe · Americas · c. 1900
Nature & nutrition
Naturopathy

Puts food, sleep, and environment ahead of supplements and drugs.

Germany · c. 1800
Energetic medicine
Homeopathy

Treats with highly diluted substances matched to the symptom pattern. The evidence is openly contested.

Sub-Saharan Africa · Ancestral
Plants & lineage
African Traditional Medicine

Plural, lineage-taught practice centred on bitter plants, fermented foods, and elders.

Americas · Oceania · Ancestral
Ceremony & plants
Indigenous Healing

Place-based plants and ceremony, inseparable from community and land.

Global · Contemporary
Clinical evidence
Modern Medicine

Describes the body mechanistically: motility, microbiome, vagal tone, receptor binding.

Global · c. 1990
Root cause
Functional Medicine

Treats symptoms as a systems problem and hunts for the upstream cause.

Global · c. 2000
Habits & longevity
Lifestyle Medicine

Works the boring levers. Sleep, movement, timing, stress.

Global · c. 1970
Breath & nervous system
Mind-Body Medicine

Works the gut-brain axis through breath, stress, and vagal tone.

How Remedae answers

Gut ache.

Held alongside, never ranked
Ayurveda
India · 5,000+ yrs
Takes 5 minutes

Warm lemon water

A warming morning drink that wakes up sluggish digestion before your first meal.

You'll need
  • 250 ml warm water
  • ½ fresh lemon, squeezed
  • Pinch of rock salt (optional)
How to make it
  1. Boil the water, let it cool for 2 minutes.
  2. Squeeze the lemon straight in.
  3. Sip slowly, before food or tea.
Traditional · emerging researchJoin to see the full recipe and safety notes
TCM
China · 2,500+ yrs
Takes 12 minutes

Fresh ginger tea

A pre-lunch tea to warm the gut and ease the heavy feeling after rich meals.

You'll need
  • 4–5 slices fresh ginger
  • 300 ml water
  • 1 tsp honey (optional)
How to make it
  1. Simmer the ginger, covered, for 10 minutes.
  2. Strain into a warm cup.
  3. Drink 10 minutes before your meal.
Unani
Persia / Greece · 1,000+ yrs
Takes 2 minutes

Honey and black seed

A spoonful on waking, a classic Unani pairing for a stomach that feels heavy or cold.

You'll need
  • 1 tsp raw honey
  • Pinch of ground black seed (kalonji)
How to make it
  1. Stir the honey and black seed together.
  2. Take on waking, on an empty stomach.
  3. Wait 15 minutes before food or drink.
Lifestyle
Global · evidence-based
Takes 10 minutes

Walk for ten, after every meal

Ten minutes of gentle walking after eating eases bloating and steadies blood sugar.

You'll need
  • Comfortable shoes
  • Ten free minutes
  • A flat path or pavement
How to make it
  1. Stand within ten minutes of finishing your meal.
  2. Walk gently, not briskly, for ten minutes.
  3. Repeat after every meal, every day.
Strong population-level evidenceJoin to see the full recipe and safety notes
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What makes Remedae different

The principles every page is
built on.

Multi-perspective
View conditions through the lens of different medical traditions, presented as equals.
Evidence-based
Transparent grading of evidence, from clinical trials to traditional use.
Safety first
Clear warnings about interactions, contraindications, and when to seek help.
Cultural respect
Authentic representation of traditional practices with proper attribution.
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