Mangrasi

Mangrasi: Surinamese Oso Dresi

Available in dried form

Mangrasi is a traditional Surinamese herb known for its bitter character and versatile uses. Within Surinamese herbal culture, Mangrasi is used to support female vitality.

Within oso dresi, Mangrasi holds a place as a general bitter herb that is used consciously and in moderation, often as part of broader herbal routines.

Traditional use

Mentioned in traditional knowledge as part of routines focused on overall balance and vitality

Used in relation to female themes within traditional herbal knowledge

Also used by men within general herbal practices

Applied within cultural and spiritual activities

Added to herbal baths for cleansing and protection

How to use Mangrasi

Mangrasi is used within Surinamese oso dresi both internally and externally, always with awareness and in moderation.

Internal use (decoction)
A handful of dried leaves is steeped in boiled water

Let steep for 10–20 minutes after briefly boiling

Maximum of 1 cup per day

Preferably used for 5–7 consecutive days, followed by a rest period

External use (herbal bath / cultural use)
Used within cultural or spiritual rituals

Use consciously and listen to your body

Product information

Content: dried leaves/stems (content may vary from image)
Country of origin: Suriname
Packaging: kraft pouch

For adults only

Not suitable for children

Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding

Consult a doctor, therapist, or qualified professional when using medication or in case of illness before using herbs

⚠️ Important: no medical claims

This information is based on traditional knowledge and cultural use. This product is not a medicine and does not replace medical advice. Use consciously and always listen to your body.