Respiratory
Acute bronchitis (supportive)
4 plants
Ask Assistant about thisSupportive. Honey, thyme, ivy, elder flower. Pneumonia screen.
Primary plants
1ThymeStrong traditionalThymus vulgaris
Traditional; combination cough products.
Typical. Leaf tea or combo extract.
Safety. Oil internally concentrated.
2English ivyHuman dataHedera helix
Leaf extract in acute-bronchitis-type trials.
Typical. Standardized extract as labeled.
Safety. GI. Not garden ivy.
Supportive plants2
Black elderStrong traditionalSambucus nigraFlower for catarrh; berry extracts more cold-duration file (mixed).
Typical. Flower tea. Cooked berry only.
Safety. Raw berry GI.
MarshmallowStrong traditionalAlthaea officinalisDry irritable cough demulcent.
Typical. Root tea.
Safety. Binding.
When this is not enough
- Focal findings, hypoxia, high fever, immunocompromised, suspected pertussis/flu/COVID needing protocol
Rooted is a private clinical reference for licensed practitioners. It is educational, not a treatment protocol, and not a substitute for the chart, the exam, or pharmacy review. Plant medicines interact with drugs and can harm liver, kidney, heart, pregnancy, and children.