For clinicians
A rigorous starting point for the moment a patient asks about a plant and their medication.
Enter a medication. See the plants and herbs that share its mechanism or indication — each with an evidence tier (A–G), traditional-use context, a safety profile, drug-interaction warnings, and a citation on every result.
The gap
Your patients are already combining — and not telling you.
In NHANES data, 34.3% of U.S. adults — about 1 in 3 — take a dietary supplement alongside a prescription medication, rising to 47.3% among those with a doctor-informed medical condition. And in national survey data, only about one-third of supplement users told their physician — roughly two-thirds never mentioned it. The question arrives in the room with no rigorous, claim-safe place to answer it.
Sources: Farina et al., J Acad Nutr Diet 2014 (PMID 24703929) · Kennedy et al., eCAM 2008 (PMID 18955213) · Mehta et al., J Altern Complement Med 2008 (PMID 19032071)
What it does
- Maps plants to the specific molecular targets they share with a given drug
- Cites published research with evidence tiers (A–G)
- Surfaces drug-interaction warnings prominently
- Distinguishes clinical evidence from traditional-use records
- Educates on what is — and isn't — known
What it does not do
- Recommend a plant instead of a medication
- Diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease
- Replace clinical judgment
- Tell anyone what to take
- Suggest stopping or changing any prescription
Ask Vein
A conversational layer over the same graph.
Ask in plain language and get an answer grounded in the curated dataset — evidence-tiered, with interaction warnings and citations, and a live fallback to the FDA-approved label when a drug isn't yet curated. It teaches and cites; it never tells anyone what to take.
Clinician access
Founding rate$299/year · or $29/month
Free during the research preview (clinician access is approval-gated). Early members keep the $299/yr founding rate for life as the price rises to $399/yr. Full clinician-reference depth, the Vein research agent, compare-mode, citation export, and claim-safe patient handouts — educational reference, not clinical recommendations.
Myto Intelligence is an educational reference. It does not diagnose, treat, or recommend, and it is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment. See the Medical Disclaimer.