Soursop Leaf

Soursop Leaves (Annona muricata)

Traditional herb from Suriname & tropical regions
Available as whole dried leaves

Soursop leaves come from the soursop tree (Annona muricata), also known as soursop or graviola. This tree grows in tropical regions such as Suriname, the Caribbean, South America, and parts of Africa. Within Surinamese herbal culture, the leaves have been used for generations as part of oso dresi and household herbal routines.

The leaves are used both internally and externally, usually as tea, decoction, or as an addition to herbal baths and steam baths.

Traditional use within herbal culture

Tea & decoction
Soursop leaves are traditionally used to prepare tea or a mild decoction for the whole body

Boil 2 to 7 leaves to drink as tea; adding sugar or honey is optional

Not intended for long-term continuous use

Often used as part of a broader herbal routine, with a calming effect on the whole body

Cleansing & care
Infusions are traditionally used in herbal baths

Also applied in steam baths as part of personal care rituals

How to use Soursop Leaves

Tea / decoction (whole leaves)
3 whole leaves per 250 ml of water

Bring the water to a boil and let the leaves steep gently for 10 minutes

The same leaves can be reused 1–2 times, as long as they still release flavor and color

Use

Maximum of 2 cup per day

Do not use longer than 7–14 consecutive days

Afterwards, always take a break of at least 7 days

After a break, use can be resumed depending on personal needs

External use

The cooled decoction can be used as a rinse

Also suitable as an addition to herbal baths or steam baths
(boil 7 leaves in 1 liter of water when using for a bath or steam)

For questions about use, you can contact our customer service.
No medical advice is given; we only provide information about traditional use and product application.

Product information

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

For adults only

Not suitable for children (as tea, but possible for bath use, also for babies)

Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding

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

⚠️ 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.