Dried Murdannia bracteata C. B. Clarke J. K. Morton ex D. Y. Hong 100g. Murdannia loriformis

Dried Murdannia bracteata C.B. Clarke J.K. Morton ex D.Y. Hong 100g.
Synonym: Murdannia loriformis

Murdannia bracteata, commonly known in traditional Southeast Asian herbal practice as Beijing Grass / Angel Grass, is a medicinal herb traditionally used in cooling and detoxifying formulations. It is valued in folk systems for its “heat-clearing” properties and is commonly prepared as fresh juice or decoctions for general wellness support.

Key Features

• Traditionally used to support removal of internal heat and toxin balance
• Commonly used in herbal systems for antioxidant and cellular protection support
• Known for cooling properties that support sore throat and fever relief
• Traditionally used as a diuretic-supporting herb in folk medicine
• Included in traditional wellness practices for lymphatic balance support
• Commonly used in modern folk herbal systems for general detoxification support

Traditional Uses

• Traditionally used to support relief from internal heat and fever conditions
• Commonly used for sore throat and inflammatory discomfort support
• Traditionally used in folk practice for detoxification during fatigue and weakness
• Used in herbal systems for urinary support and fluid balance regulation
• Traditionally associated with supportive use in recovery from intensive medical treatments in folk medicine contexts
• Commonly used for lymphatic system balance and general cleansing support

Traditional Preparation Methods

Fresh Juice (Most Common Traditional Use):
Fresh stems and leaves are washed, crushed or blended, and the juice is extracted. It is traditionally consumed in small cups before meals, typically morning and evening.

Herbal Decoction:
Fresh or dried plant material is boiled in water for 15–20 minutes and consumed warm or used as a daily herbal drink instead of water in traditional practice.

Infusion (Mild Preparation):
The dried herb is steeped in hot water and consumed as a mild cooling tea for general internal heat reduction and hydration support.

Botanical Information

Scientific Name: Murdannia bracteata C.B. Clarke J.K. Morton ex D.Y. Hong (syn. Murdannia loriformis)
Common Names: Beijing Grass, Angel Grass
Plant Family: Commelinaceae
Part Used: Dried Whole Plant