The document discusses traditional Jamu medicine in Indonesia. It begins by explaining that the word "Jamu" comes from the Javanese word "Jampi" meaning healing. Traditional Jamu is sold without labels, freshly prepared in bottles or carried by sellers using a cloth. The practice originated in Java and spread to Bali. Various plants like turmeric, ginger, and beetle leaf are used to make Jamu for purposes like reducing inflammation, treating diseases, and improving health conditions like cholesterol. The document lists several references used in the discussion of Jamu's history and use.

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2.  The word “Jamu” derived from Javanese
language “Jampi”.
 “Jampi” means healing.

4.  Traditional Jamu
 Sold without label
 Freshly prepared -> put inside the bottle
 Gendong : carrying of something on the back
of the body
 Not preserved
 The sellers use “selendang”

5.  Originated from Java then spread to Bali

6. Using mortar
and rubbing
stone
The plants are
grinded
Powder and
extract of the
plants

7.  Tumeric, ginger, lempuyang, beetle leaf can be used for anti-
inflammation.
 Temu ireng (black turmeric) can be used to heal Filaria disease that
is infected by worm.
 Guava, pasak bumi, and meniran can be used to heal HIV, Hepatitis,
and even cancer.
 Tumeric, creet, and bartar chedar which contain bioactive
compounds can heal cholesterol.
 Cancer also can be prevented by consuming temu putih, garlic, and
china root.

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Indonesian Heritage: Jamu for Health and Beauty. 2008.
 Suharmiati. 2003. Menguak Tabir dan Potensi Jamu Gendong.
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No.1, 2002