Some remedies belong to no single tradition because several arrived at them independently — ginger, garlic, honey, aloe, steam. Their own source text names three or more traditions, or names none and says so. They are collected here rather than assigned to whichever tradition happened to be checked first, which is what an ordered rule list does to them. Many also appear on a specific hub where one tradition's use of them is documented in its own right.
Not every remedy names a tradition. Browse the full A–Z index for all 3,787 remedies, including the 255 with no recorded tradition.