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Along with Java, These Are 6 Areas Which Also Known to Have Strong Jamu Entrepreneurship 

Treatment using herbs/jamu has become a tradition for people on the island of Java. Various efficacious plants are compounded and ...[More]

- 03 Jan, 2025

5 Benefits of Kluwek, From Spices to Preservatives

The benefits of kluwek are diverse, aside of its jet-black look, kluwek is able to turn food into a distinctive ...[More]

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Jamu Uyup-Uyup, Is It Only for Breast Milk Booster?

Jamu uyup-uyup has diverse benefits. However, the people probably are more familiar with jamu uyup-uyup as booster of breast milk ...[More]

Mengkudu, Herbs with Myriad Medicinal Benefits

Mengkudu (Noni) is a fruit with scientific name Morinda citrifolia. This fruit is known to have an unpleasant odor and ...[More]

- 23 Dec, 2024

Safe Steps to Make Household-Scale Jamu

Jamu has been a part of Indonesian society for thousands of years. Jamu become health herbs inherited from our ancestors ...[More]

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Not Just Your Typical Balinese Souvenir, Loloh Cemcem is a Superb Balinese Traditional Herbal

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

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The Story Behind Tobacco, The Cigarette Ingredients Which Also serves as Medicine!

The word tembakau in Bahasa Indonesia came from a Spanish word “tobacco.” This word, in turn, is derived from Arawakan ...[More]

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Gembili, Your Natural & Antioxidant-Rich Rice Substitute

There are many types of tubers in Indonesia and not all are popular among the people. All in all, among ...[More]

Brambang Asem, A Healthy Solo Salad with a Refresing Sambal Dressing

If you live outside of Solo (Surakarta) areas, you probably did not know a menu called brambang asem. The more ...[More]

Bir Pletok, Won’t Make You Drunk, It’s Rich in Betawi Spices Instead

Bir pletok emerged during the Dutch colonial administration. At that time the Dutch aristocrats had a habit of serving beer, ...[More]