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WHAT WE DO
The Malayan Rainforests:
The Apple of Mother Nature's Eye
Our Story
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We are the largest Tongkat Ali and Kacip Fatimah herb store in Malaysia, located at the heart of Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Our journey began since 2000, from humble beginnings working together with Malaysia's indigenous tribes to gather and harvest the native herbs from the deep jungles.
Found only in Southeast Asia, our Tongkat Ali and Kacip Fatimah originate from the deep jungles of the Malayan rainforests, a habitat that dates back over 130 million years and is abundant in natural resources and a diverse ecosystem. Tightly regulated by Malaysian authorities, our lush and dense rainforests take pride in their untainted soils, which support the growth of Tongkat Ali and Kacip Fatimah.​
Visit and explore our museum store, where you can view more than 100 real life Tongkat Ali roots in its unprocessed and original form which comes in 4 different species; Yellow, Red, Black and Ginseng Tongkat Ali. You can also discover the benefits of Kacip Fatimah, a herb that does wonders for women's youthfulness, fertility and womb restoration.
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Come touch, see & feel the treasures of Malaysia today! Learn everything there is to know about Malaysia's native root plant, a hidden treasure yet to be fully discovered by the world.
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Ingredient Commitment
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We believe in of the power of healing and restoration through herbs found from our Malayan rainforest. We are committed in bringing the very best organic Tongkat Ali and Kacip Fatimah sourced from our beloved rainforest for the goodness of your well-being.
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Founded on traditional remedies and backed by modern day research, we combine our Malayan herbs into an exotic healthy blend that brings a restorative healing benefit and harmonious balance to your system. Raw, all natural and wholesome to its core, we return to nature and live life true to its essence in accordance to Mother Nature's way of life. Integrated and connected to all living beings, we aspire to achieve balance by restoring our body through the natural means of this Earth.
Specially crafted with no preservatives, colouring and unnatural enhancers, all our ingredients are in its purest form, selectively handpicked exclusively for an exquisite Malayan - Asian taste and experience
Sustainability Practices
Supporting the indigenous tribe of Malaysia & their livelihood
In a world with rampant pollution and extreme deforestation, the indigenous tribe of Malaysia preserves their way of life in the rainforests to this day under these harsh circumstances. Known as the Orang Asli's, they reside in the rainforests with their livelihood relying on the daily harvest from the jungles. The Orang Aslis are the natural protectors of Malaysia's deep jungles; the caretakers of the wild. They are licensed by the Malaysian government to harvest herbs and any other natural resources from the jungles. Being caretakers, they take extra precaution and care not to hurt or damage the areas surrounding while harvesting this herbs; unlike many unlawful loggers who have destroyed the jungles through heavy logging and illegal harvesting of this herbs
At Ayu Flores Malayan Herbals, we ensure our sustainability practices by only working with the indigenous tribe, who treats the rainforests as their beloved sanctuary; providing, healing and sustaining many living beings since the beginning of time
To this date, we support the livelihood of a small village of indigenous people in our joint efforts together.
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FEATURED ENCYCLOPEDIA
Thank you for the recognition by Britishpedia Encyclopedia for being accepted as one of the members of Successful People in Malaysia & Singapore. Ayu Flores Malayan Herbals has come a long way in our contribution to the nation through our collaboration with the Orang Asli's (the indigenous tribes of Malaysia), supporting their livelihoods in the jungles and elevating Malaysia's national herbs to an international standard, exporting to more than 40 countries to date. You may find a copy of the encyclopedia in the national libraries of UK, Malaysia and Singapore.
