2022
DOI: 10.24198/ijbp.v2i1.38414
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Health Benefits of Three Wild Leafy Vegetable in “Lalapan” as Sundanese Traditional and Ethnic Foods

Abstract: Various ethnics of the world have a long history on using their surrounding as the source of foods. Foods which are act as product of traditional ethnic knowledge known as traditional and ethnic foods (TEF). Vegetables are one of the main ingredients of TEF. As sources of many combination of phytonutrients, vegetables offer various health benefits. As a country with long history of agricultural practice, Indonesia also has abundant knowledge of how Indonesian ethnics process and consume vegetables.Vegetables, … Show more

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“…A total of 86 wild species belonging to 35 families and 67 genera were documented as being consumed as vegetables by local people in the study area, which is higher than the 55 wild vegetables reported from North West Pakistan (Abbas et al 2020), 50 species in Morocco. (Powell et al 2014), and 10 species were reported from West Java, Indonesia (Kodir et al 2022). However, this is less when compared to 253 wild edible vegetables reported in Sicily (Italy) (Geraci et al 2018) and 158 species in Lebanon (Baydoun 2023).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A total of 86 wild species belonging to 35 families and 67 genera were documented as being consumed as vegetables by local people in the study area, which is higher than the 55 wild vegetables reported from North West Pakistan (Abbas et al 2020), 50 species in Morocco. (Powell et al 2014), and 10 species were reported from West Java, Indonesia (Kodir et al 2022). However, this is less when compared to 253 wild edible vegetables reported in Sicily (Italy) (Geraci et al 2018) and 158 species in Lebanon (Baydoun 2023).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amrinanto et al (2019) also mention that Sundanese people's habit of consuming Lalab benefits health and improves skin quality. Meanwhile, according to Kodir and Moektiwardoyo (2022), Sundanese Lalab has great health benefits. Generally, the oxidative properties of O. javanica, P. melastomoides, and C. crepidoides have a good potential for combating non-communicable and chronic diseases.…”
Section: Using and Processing Vegetable Plantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To sum up, based on the tradition of Sundanese people usually consume various Lalab, fresh Lalab, boiled and made special meals, it can prove better for both health conditions and disease prevention (Amrinanto et al 2019;Kodir and Moektiwardoyo 2022). Traditionally, the Sundanese rural people are similar to other rural people in Asia, including Lesser Himalaya Pakistan, in that they commonly utilize and consume various vegetables to cure various ailments, but this traditional knowledge has severely eroded due to traditional change in the lifestyle of local inhabitants (Abbasi et al 2013).…”
Section: Panicker (2020)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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