Ramuan

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Ramuan is an Indonesian-Malay term referring to a blend of ingredients (e.g., plants or plant organs) selected to provide health benefits in the preparation of food or the creation of herbal medicines. Ramuan may consist of leaves, stems, barks, fruits and roots, traditionally gathered from the rainforest.