Traditional Herbs from Phaleria macrocarpa

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Prepare 800 g of Mahkota Dewa Merah (rajang), 90 g of old betel (chop), and 1 \u2113 coconut oil (Barco).
Blend all the ingredients using a blender. Steam (team) in heat-resistant glass container, cover the container, and cover the steamer.
Boil for 1.5 hours over low-medium heat. Cool and strain.
The dregs can be used as a bath mixture, strain before use.

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Prepare 15 g of dewa crown fruit, 7 bitter leaves, 3 dewa leaves, 15 g dewa leaf tubers, 15 g white ginger and 15 g of ginger ginger.
Crown of god seeds are discarded. Cut all the ingredients and then dry in the sun until dry. Boil in 5 glasses of water until it boils and the remaining water is reduced to 3 glasses.
Drink 3 times a day, 1 glass each.

What is Phaleria macrocarpa Looks like??

Parts of Phaleria macrocarpa that could be used

Leaves
Fruits

Phaleria macrocarpa Distribution

It is a native Indonesian plant originating from Irian Jaya, also found in Papua New Guinea. Mahkota dewa has also been cultivated on the island of Java and other areas. This plant is often used as traditional medicine, especially by the people of Malaysia and Indonesia
Agroecology of Phaleria macrocarpa
Grows well in low to highlands with an altitude of 1,200 m above sea level. Likes loose land with a high organic material content. Generally grows wild on the outskirts of gardens, forests or in home gardens
Morphology of Phaleria macrocarpa

Tap root, yellow-brown.
Stem round, rough surface, gummy, brown skin, sympodial branches.
Single leaves, opposite, oval shape, pinnate bones, smooth surface.
Compound flowers, white, growth spreading on the stem or leaf axils.
The fruit is round, consisting of skin, flesh, shell and seeds. The flesh is white, fibrous and juicy maroon.\u00a0

Cultivation of Phaleria macrocarpa

Generative (seed) and vegetative (grafting) propagation.
Propagation from seeds is done by sowing them first with sand.
Plant the seeds to a depth of 1 cm and a spacing of 3 m x 3 cm.", "The grafts can be transferred to the planting medium after 6-8 weeks.\u00a0

Phaleria macrocarpa, more details :

Chemical Content of Phaleria macrocarpa
Flavonoid compounds, alkaloids, saponins, phenolic hydroquinone, tannins, steroids, monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes.
Benefits of Phaleria macrocarpa
Helps the process of forming skin tissue, cures impotence, dysentery, allergies, tumors, cures flu, rheumatism, diabetes, liver or relieves jaundice and cancer, cosmetic or beauty ingredients.
Simplisia of Phaleria macrocarpa

Pick healthy, fresh leaves and wash them thoroughly to avoid dirt sticking to them.
Dry them for 15 days until they reach a water content of 10%.
Choose them using a blender until they become powder.\u00a0

Another Facts for Phaleria macrocarpa :

Synonym of Phaleria macrocarpa
Drymispermum macrocarpum Scheff., Phaleria calantha Gilg., Phaleria papuana Warb. ex K.Schum. & Lauterb.
Habitus of Phaleria macrocarpa
Tree. Annual tree, reaching 1-18 m high
Habitat of Phaleria macrocarpa