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Bratawali, brotowali, or root aliali (Tinospora
crispa (L.) Miers ex Hoff.f .; also T. cordifolia (Thunb.) Miers and T. rumphii
Boerl.) Are traditional Indonesian medicinal plants commonly grown in the yard
or grow wild in the forest. Rice stew that is very bitter used as rheumatic
drugs, reduce blood sugar, reduce heat, and help reduce symptoms of diabetes.
In Indonesia, besides known
as bratawali, this plant is also known by the name of area andawali, antawali,
putrawali or leaf of gadgets. The classification of this plant belongs to the
Menispermaceae plant family.
This plant is rich in
chemicals, including alkaloids (berberries and kolumbina contained in roots and
stems, soft resin, starch, pycroretosid glycosides, bitter substance
pikroretin, hars, berberine, palmatin, kolumbin (roots), cocool (picrotoxin).
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