Home apothecary kit builder — ONE call designs the stocked natural-remedies cabinet for your household: 12-18 multi-use staples matched to your focus areas (sleep, digestion, immune, first-aid, skin) and budget tier, each with traditional uses, an HONEST evidence label, storage and shelf life, kid/pregnancy cautions, quality specs, and buy links. Plus the equipment basics and what to EXCLUDE for your household and why. Educational, never medical advice.

Cannabis intelligence for wellness and health agents. Returns the evidence base, drug interactions, and global legal status for cannabis and cannabinoids.

Herb profile for herbalist and wellness agents. Returns the evidence base, traditional uses (TCM, Ayurveda), dosing, and safety for any herb.

Supplement ingredient decoder for supplement and wellness agents. Returns the evidence base, what an ingredient actually does, and whether it is worth the money.

Herb-drug interaction check for health and wellness agents. Returns contraindications and safety flags for combining any herb or supplement with medications.

Practitioner guide for wellness and health agents. Explains naturopath, herbalist, TCM, and Ayurveda practitioner types, what they do, and how to choose one.

Home remedy protocol compiler — practical, safety-railed preparations for a condition or a named remedy: real ratios and steps (teas, tinctures, poultices, castor oil packs), provenance by tradition, an HONEST evidence label per protocol (clinical | preliminary | traditional-use-only), contraindication and drug-interaction cautions, clinician red flags, and a buyable ingredient list with quality specs. Educational, never medical advice.

Natural remedy lookup for herbalist and wellness agents. Returns evidence-rated traditional remedies and herbs for any condition.

Skincare ingredient analysis for skincare and wellness agents. Returns what a natural or clean-beauty ingredient does, the evidence, and how to use it.

Healing tradition guide for wellness and health agents. Explains TCM, Ayurveda, naturopathy, and Western herbalism: principles, methods, and what each treats.