If you live in the Java region, you may be familiar with the use of pilis by post-partum mothers. Especially ...[More]

During our lunch with grilled chicken or fried chicken, we often find kemangi leaves as a complement or salad. The ...[More]

Iftar often makes our appetite go ‘crazy’ and pay no attention to the nutrient’s intake of our body. Although sweet ...[More]

Basically, there are no restrictions on consuming jamu during fasting, as stated by dr. Ingrid Tania in live with jamupedia ...[More]

Ramadan is a special month for Muslims. Muslims are required to do fasting for a whole month. For people with ...[More]

Kemangi (lemon basil, Ocinum sanctum) is a herb often served along with cucumbers, tomatoes, and cabbage as vegetables. Even so, ...[More]

Insomnia (sleeping difficulties) is not a dangerous health problem; it can’t even be said as a disease. However, insomnia can ...[More]

Quoted from perpusnas.go.id, param comes from the Javanese language, parem, which means a mixture of rice and kencur (galangal) or ...[More]

About 10 years ago, arak Bali (Balinese arrack, local kind of alcoholic drink) was the talk of most people. Arak ...[More]

Insomnia (sleeping difficulties) is not a dangerous health problem; it can’t even be said as a disease. However, insomnia can ...[More]