Country/state/region/district | Common name | Part(s) used | Ethnomedicinal use(s) | Mode of usage | Reference(s) |
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Asia | |||||
Indonesia | Katuk | Leaves | Uterotonic agent | Fresh leaves and roots | [20] |
Febrifuge | Leaves are blended, then put on the head | [100] | |||
Cough | Leaf extract is mixed with kencur (Kaempferia galanga L.) water and then drunk | [100] | |||
Kayu manis, daun katuk, katuk | Leaves | Heartburn, and for cleaning the blood | Leaf decoction | [101] | |
Malaysia | Sayur Manis | Root | Fever and urinary bladder complaints | Root decoction | [20] |
India | Star gooseberry, Chinese soppu | Root | Diarrhea | Root powder | [102] |
Thailand | Phak wan ban | Root, leaf | Aphthous ulcer | Boiling to drink | [103] |
China | Shu zi cai | Leaf | Cough | Leaf extract | [20] |
Vietnam | phac ot | Leaf, stem and root | fever | Â | [104] |