Arcangelisia Flava Khaminkhruea Kaminkur Greater Cardamom Tea 30 Teabags

Arcangelisia flava Tea (Khaminkhruea / Yellow Wood) – 30 Tea Bags

This herbal tea is prepared from Arcangelisia flava (Yellow Wood / Akar Kuning), a bitter-toned medicinal vine widely used in Southeast Asian traditional medicine. The stem and root are commonly used to produce a deep yellow herbal infusion.

Key Features

• Naturally rich in berberine-type alkaloids (bitter bioactive compounds)
• Traditionally used for metabolic and antimicrobial support
• Produces a strong bitter, medicinal herbal infusion
• Commonly used in Southeast Asian folk medicine systems
• Caffeine-free herbal tea
• Deep yellow coloration due to plant alkaloids

Traditional Uses

• Traditionally used to support blood sugar balance concepts in folk medicine
• Commonly used for digestive infections and diarrhea in traditional systems
• Traditionally associated with antimicrobial and wound-support applications
• Used in herbal practice for liver and jaundice-related support
• Traditionally used for fever and internal cleansing concepts
• Included in multi-herb traditional detox and metabolic formulas

Traditional Preparation Methods

Herbal Tea (Decoction/Infusion):
Steep or gently boil 1 tea bag in hot water for several minutes until a strong yellow color develops.

Traditional Method (Stems/Roots):
Dried wood slices are boiled until the liquid becomes deep yellow and bitter.

Consumption Pattern:
Typically consumed in small amounts due to its strong bitterness in traditional practice.

Botanical Information

Scientific Name: Arcangelisia flava
Common Names: Yellow Wood, Khaminkhruea, Akar Kuning
Plant Family: Menispermaceae
Part Used: Dried Stem and Root

Product Notes (General)

This herbal tea is marketed as a traditional Southeast Asian bitter tonic used in metabolic, antimicrobial, and liver-support herbal systems, valued for its strong bioactive alkaloid content.