"Ginger (Zingiber officinale) has become one of the most popular herbal plants in Indonesia and has long been used as traditional medicine. Ginger is known to have many health benefits, especially in relieving cough and cold symptoms. "Like ginger, which has anti-inflammatory properties that can help alleviate irritation and inflammation in the throat, often a cause of coughing. Phytopharmaceutical cough medicine made from ginger, crown of God, legundi leaves, and saga can be the remedy," he added."

It is also explained that several other ingredients such as meniran (or Phyllanthus niruri) in Stimuno are known to have many health benefits, especially in boosting the immune system. This meniran contains active compounds such as flavonoids and tannins that can stimulate the production of white blood cells, which play an important role in fighting infections and diseases.

Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "Mahkota Dewa for Pain: Mahkota dewa itself is known for its analgesic properties that help reduce pain and inflammation. Ginger for Nausea: Using ginger aims to address stomach disorders and nausea. Ginger has long been recognized as an effective natural ingredient for alleviating digestive issues and nausea. Cinnamon for Stomach: Cinnamon not only provides a refreshing taste but also has anti-inflammatory properties that help relieve stomach problems."

In the Wellfest 2024 event, the President Director of PT Dexa Medica expressed Dexa Group's participation in developing a health ecosystem based on natural materials. "As we all know, the potential of natural material medicine in Indonesia is very large. Currently, natural raw material medicines produce 31 phytopharmaceuticals, and Dexa Group contributes about 90% of the natural material medicines included in OMAI phytopharmaceuticals," said V. Hery, President Director of PT Dexa Medica in the same press release.

"To further encourage the utilization of natural substance medicines and to become the host in our own country, like the use of ginseng by the community in South Korea, traditional medicine in China, and Ayurveda in India, the Original Modern Indonesian Medicine (OMAI) phytopharmaceuticals need to be promoted for broader utilization. Through this effort, Prof. Raymond stated, it can encourage natural substance medicine products in Indonesia to become the host in their own country and compete in the global market."