Backyard Natural Remedies

Indonesia's wealth of herbs and spices, believed to be effective natural remedies, has made the herbal oil sector flourish. Barend Uspitany and other residents of the Suli Banda village in the Maluku Province are now producing cajeput oil from paperbark trees found in abundance in their village. Meanwhile, Bambang Pranoto in Gianyar, Bali, produces an herbal oil made from 49 local plants. Tempo English reports.

Creating a new life with cajeput Oi

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