Remain Productive – PT Mustika Ratu Tbk (MRAT) and PDPI Jakarta held a webinar on Wednesday, February 19, 2022.

Themed “Block Omicron Order to Remain Productive” with Lung Specialists Indonesia, this webinar is expected to become the information to the general public.

The Webinar was attended by the Chairman of the Association of Researchers of Health of Indonesia, Prof. Dr. dr. Agus Purwadianto, SH, m. si, Sp.FM (K). DR. Dr. Anna Rozaliyani, M. Biomed, Sp.P(K). Dr. Andika Chandra Putra, PhD, SpP(K), FAPSR., President Director of PT Mustika Ratu Ratu Tbk (MRAT), Bingar Egidius Situmorang as well as Top 5 of the year 2020 Puteri Indonesia, Yoan Clara as a moderator.

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President Director of PT Mustika Ratu Tbk (MRAT) Bingar Egidius Situmorang said various efforts done by MRAT in support of the Government in the response to Covid-19 through innovation 5 natural herbal Indonesia in 1 caplet.

Helps to improve the immune system and cope with the symptoms of flu, colds, flatulence up to fever.

“Of course, we anticipate presenting the product in the country to be consumed by the people of Indonesia ie Herbamuno+ as a product of herbal ingredients from Indonesia.

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Useful as Immunomodulatory and Hepatoprotective, the results of preclinical testing by FKUI shows the ingredients of herbs made from herbs nature Indonesia has the potential to protect lung cells exposed by cigarette smoke,” he explained.

Referring to the data Taskforce Covid-19 on Wednesday (19/2), the number of cases increased reach 59.384 cases.

Various attempts were made to create a vaccine and cure Covid-19 one study or research that is being conducted by the Association of Lung Physicians Indonesia (PDPI), including the PDPI Jakarta.

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Since March 2020, PDPI research explored Indonesia’s native plant that is expected to help the cure ness of Covid-19 patients.

“Covid-19 will continue to mutate and adapt, then the protocol health is very important to reduce transmission. Omicron is a variant that has the capability of transmission and the transmission is faster than the other variants.

And update the WHO, Omicron has a sub-variant of the BA.2 the rise in India and Denmark,” said Dr. dr. Anna Rozaliyani, M. Biomed, Sp.P(K), Chairman of the PDPI Jakarta Branch in its webinar, Saturday (19/2/2022).

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PDPI is open to collaborating with a lot of parties because it is included in the Tri Darma Perguruan tinggi.

Association of Lung Physicians Indonesia strives to uphold evidence-based, in this case, the implementation of research-based evidence.

Took place in Covid Emergency Hospital Wisma Atlit for nearly two years with the patient’s Covid-19 from the beginning of March 2020 until now. “A variety of research which explores the potential drug, including potential plant native to Indonesia,” said Dr. Anna.

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Research on the potential medicinal and native plants of Indonesia continues to be done so that he can be a phyto-pharmacy.

Plant in Indonesia include Andrographis paniculatae, Zingiberis Officinalis Rhizoma, Phyllanthi niruri Herba, licorice, and cashew leaf has benefits for the heart, kidneys, lungs, and herbs above are in Herbamuno+.

“We hope the Indonesia native plant will be beneficial Phyto-pharmacy in helping to better treatment for patients in the RSDC. We welcome PT Mustika Ratu Tbk (MRAT) to contribute to the development of this research.

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Herbal medicine is in evidence-based should be supported so that the development of traditional medicine can be optimal.

When scientific evidence shows the potential of worth, of course, is good news for the native plant of Indonesia in modern medicine,” he said while giving appreciation to the PT Mustika Ratu Tbk (MRAT) for their contribution to the humanitarian effort in the pandemic.***