Evidence-based clinical research and data on botanical medicines — rigorously sourced, peer-reviewed, and structured for researchers and practitioners.
500+
Botanical monographs planned
1,000+
Peer-reviewed sources to be indexed
100%
Evidence-graded, cited data
Our Mission
Decades of clinical research exists — scattered across journals, buried in meta-analyses, and lost in conference proceedings. Practitioners and patients are left navigating a chaotic mix of folklore, marketing claims, and genuine science with no reliable way to tell them apart.
BMS Archive is building the infrastructure botanical medicine deserves: a structured, evidence-graded database where every claim is sourced, every interaction is documented, and every dose is backed by clinical data. No folklore without context. No marketing. Just science.
Only peer-reviewed sources. Every entry is graded by study type — RCT, systematic review, observational — so you always know the strength of the evidence behind a claim.
Pharmacokinetics, bioavailability, herb-drug interactions, contraindications, and practical dosing ranges — structured for clinical decision-making, not casual browsing.
Every data point links directly to its primary source. Disagreements between studies are surfaced and flagged — not averaged away, not hidden.
What's in the Archive
Structured, searchable, and cited — covering the full clinical picture of each plant.
Open the DatabaseComprehensive profiles covering taxonomy, traditional use, active constituents, and mechanisms of action for each botanical.
Concise breakdowns of RCTs, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses — organised by indication and evidence grade.
Evidence-graded interaction data for commonly combined substances, including mechanism, severity, and clinical management guidance.
Absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion profiles for active compounds, including bioavailability modifiers and route comparisons.
Documented adverse effects, contraindications, upper tolerable limits, and populations requiring caution — each cited from clinical reports.
Evidence-based dosing ranges for standardised extracts and whole herbs, stratified by indication, preparation form, and study population.
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