Dried Senna siamea Lam. H.S.Irwin & Barneby Leaf 100g.

Dried Senna siamea Lam. H.S. Irwin & Barneby Leaf 100g.

Cassia Leaf, derived from Senna siamea, is a traditional herbal plant widely used in Asian herbal practices. The dried leaves are known for their naturally bitter taste and have been traditionally used in various wellness preparations. It is commonly valued for supporting digestive balance, relaxation, and overall vitality.

Key Features

• Traditionally used to support healthy bowel movement and digestive comfort

• Valued for its mild natural laxative properties

• Commonly used in traditional practices to promote relaxation

• Traditionally used to support restful sleep and calmness

• Rich in naturally occurring plant nutrients such as iron and calcium

• Commonly used in traditional herbal cooking and wellness teas

Traditional Uses

• Traditionally used to help relieve constipation and support digestive regularity

• Commonly used in traditional wellness practices to support detoxification and bowel comfort

• Traditionally used to promote relaxation and reduce feelings of stress

• Used in traditional herbal systems to support better sleep quality

• Traditionally valued as a nourishing herb containing essential minerals

• Commonly used in culinary and herbal preparations for general wellness

Traditional Preparation Methods

Herbal Decoction (for sleep support):
Boil 30–50 grams of dried leaves in clean water. Traditionally consumed before bedtime to support relaxation and restful sleep.

Digestive Support Drink:
Prepare a lighter decoction using a smaller amount of leaves and consume on an empty stomach in the morning as part of traditional digestive wellness practices.

Culinary Preparation (Bitterness Reduction):
Boil the leaves in water for 15–20 minutes, discard the water, and repeat 2–3 times to reduce bitterness before cooking or further use.

Botanical Information

Scientific Name: Senna siamea Lam. H.S. Irwin & Barneby
Common Names: Cassia Leaf, Siamese Senna, Kassod Tree Leaf
Plant Family: Fabaceae
Part Used: Dried Leaf