Explore herbs, formulas, concepts, sources, evidence notes, safety flags, and structured relationships — in English and Chinese.
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Every herb, formula, concept, and source is indexed with bilingual names, citations, and traceable structured relationships.
Classical texts, modern journal articles, and reference books — each source is indexed with its type, reference identifier, and review status.
Every entity carries its Chinese name, pinyin romanization, Latin binomial, and English name — with source count, review date, and safety notes.
Explore how herbs connect to formulas, concepts, sources, and safety notes — follow any path through the atlas.
MateriaTrace is a professional reference product. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or personalized medical advice.
Source-backed reference for herb and formula decisions. Every function claim traces to a classical text or modern study.
Reference library · Safety flags · Formula indexBilingual structured terminology for coursework and board preparation. Learn Chinese names, Latin binomials, and functional concepts together.
Bilingual structure · Pinyin · Latin namesCitation-backed research workflow with verifiable source identifiers. Export references to Zotero, Endnote, or BibTeX.
PMID · DOI · ISBN · Citation exportStructured, source-backed knowledge as context for external AI systems. Connect via MCP or API — bring your own model.
MCP · API · BYO model — available laterPro features include full evidence trail access, formula comparison, citation export, the Graph Explorer workspace, and future MCP/API connectivity.
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Educational and professional reference only. MateriaTrace does not provide diagnosis, treatment, prescription, or personalized medical advice. Always consult a qualified practitioner for clinical decisions.
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