Remedi
Search a drug or supplement and get evidence-based natural alternatives, with the strength of evidence and the dosage guidance attached — not just a list of herbs.
The constraint
Natural-remedy content is the worst-quality corner of health search: confident claims, no sourcing, and no way to tell a well-studied intervention from folklore. The failure mode of building here is producing more of the same.
The approach
Every remedy carries an evidence level and scientific references, so a weak result is visibly weak rather than presented with the same confidence as a strong one. Search accepts a drug name, a symptom, or a plain-language description.
Outcomes
- Evidence level and references attached to every remedy
- Search by drug, symptom, or natural-language description
- Comparison view for weighing alternatives side by side
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