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- Wild Crinum latifolium L leaves have been used in Traditional Medicine for over 100 years. The leaves were traditionally brewed as a strong tea, but the herb was very rare, and could easily be mistaken for other plants which lacked the desired medicinal properties. In fact, due to its scarcity in nature, traditional Vietnamese doctors were only allowed to administer it to the Vietnamese royal family. Thus this rare, wild medicinal herb was known as "The Kings Herb" and remained, for generations, one of the country's best kept secrets. - Royal physicians believed in the herb's ability to promote overall wellness and longevity, and recognized its properties for maintaining prostate health and thus improving sleep.* More, it was also known as the Royal Woman's Herb due to its botanical properties effective in reducing menopausal hot flashes, promoting uterine health and, in younger women, relieving mild cramps and discomfort during menstruation.