yellow root

Reported Uses

• NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
• acne [Insufficient Evidence]
• allergic rhinitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• anorexia nervosa [Insufficient Evidence]
• atopic dermatitis (eczema) [Insufficient Evidence]
• chronic fatigue syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• conjunctivitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• dandruff [Insufficient Evidence]
• flatulence [Insufficient Evidence]
• gastritis [Insufficient Evidence]
• gingivitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• hemorrhoids [Insufficient Evidence]
• herpes labialis (cold sores) [Insufficient Evidence]
• illicit drug masking, urine test-associated [Possibly Ineffective]
• heavy menstrual bleeding [Insufficient Evidence]
• otitis media [Insufficient Evidence]
• peptic ulcer [Insufficient Evidence]
• respiratory infections [Insufficient Evidence]
• tinnitus [Insufficient Evidence]
• UTI [Insufficient Evidence]
• uveitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• vaginitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• wound healing [Insufficient Evidence]

Reported Doses

Safety/efficacy may not be established; reported doses may be derived from limited or potentially inadequate studies with variable regimens, multi-ingredient products, or where concentration of active ingredients may vary widely

Effectiveness Ratings

[see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table]

illicit drug masking, urine test-associated

[Possibly Ineffective]

Info: effective dose not established