Temulawak (Javanese Ginger Blend)

Made with Temulawak (Curcuma xanthorrhiza), this earthy blend is known for promoting healthy digestion and liver function.

Botanical & Ingredient Profile

• Main botanical: Curcuma xanthorrhiza (temulawak / Java turmeric) rhizome. Known in Indonesian herbal tradition.
• Key bioactives: Curcuminoids (e.g., curcumin derivatives), xanthorrhizol, essential oils, phenolics, flavonoids. Research shows strong antioxidant & anti-inflammatory effects.
• Traditional uses: Digestive health, liver support, appetite stimulation, anti-inflammatory. Eg. review: “used to treat digestive disorders, inflammation, and liver dysfunction.”

Potential Functional Highlights

• Supports digestive comfort, liver wellness and general metabolic balance.
• Helps promote natural anti-inflammatory activity and antioxidant support.
• Suitable for busy individuals dealing with lifestyle-induced digestive or liver stress.
• Format: botanical concentrate (syrup/travel pack) or infusion; flexible dosing.

Format & Usage Suggestions

• Usage: e.g., 1–2 tablespoons of concentrate diluted with water or drink before/after meals (depending on formulation).
• Storage: concentrate in cool place once opened, refrigerate if required; use within indicated period.
• Shelf life: typically ~24 months (subject to packaging stability data).

How to Use Aura Botanicals Products

Aura Botanicals offers natural wellness drinks designed for everyday holistic health. Each product is crafted to support your well-being using traditional Nusantara herbal wisdom.

Key Benefits: Supports digestive health and liver function.

How to Use:
Botanical Concentrate / Syrup:

• Dilute 1–2 teaspoons (5–10 ml) in a glass of warm or cold water.

• Can be consumed 1–2 times daily, before or after meals.

Recommended Intake: Ideal for individuals with a busy lifestyle or those experiencing mild digestive discomfort.

Tips: For a more refreshing taste, mix with a splash of lime or a little honey.

Regulatory & Quality Notes

• Provide clear ingredient listing: e.g., “Curcuma xanthorrhiza extract”.
• Avoid claims like “will cure liver disease” or “treats ulcer” unless supported by regulatory-approved data. Use phrasing like “traditionally used for …” or “supports the body’s natural …”.

Conduct and reference safety/stability testing. Some studies highlight heavy-metal, microbial testing and lipid profile effects. (Green Pharmacy)

General Compliance & Warning Notes 

• All claims should be structure/function claims (e.g., “supports digestive comfort”) rather than disease claims (e.g., “treats liver disease”) unless approved by regulatory authority.
  
• Provide storage instructions and “keep out of reach of children”.
  
• Indicate serving suggestions clearly and disclaim that results may vary depending on lifestyle, diet, health status.
  
• Ensure packaging includes batch number, manufacture date, expiry date, certification logos (e.g., HALAL) where applicable.
  
• In Malaysia: ensure compliance with Malaysian Food & Regulation Act, and related guidelines; check with the Malaysian Dietary Supplements Association or regulatory consultant if needed.