Subscribe for all my updates and don't miss a thing! Sign me up!

Benefits Of Jamaican Ramoon Herb
Jamaican Men Swear By This Herb!

Sharing Is Caring! Share this awesome content with your friends now.

start_here_if_new_image_link

see_jamaica_in_videos_banner_july_2024_large
Benefits Of Jamaican Ramoon HerbBenefits Of Jamaican Ramoon Herb

By Venesha Johnson | Associate Writer

Here at my-island-jamaica we make it a major point our duty to introduce you to natural herbs and remedies that can improve different aspects of your life. We have shared many with you so far, you can check some of them out here, and today we are adding Ramoon to the list. Recently, Wellesley and Ras Clive shared their insights on this traditional herb, diving into the benefits and the many ways Ramoon is used across the island, I'll link the video below.

New! Take a piece of Jamaica with you💃!

Savour the memories!  Now you can get your authentic Jamaican souvenir items, as well as traditional Jamaican herbs, spices and housewares on our popular e-store. Click Here to learn more.


And, if you ever need a trustworthy and knowledgeable local guide, consider booking a private tour with us!

But before you get to the video, I want to share with you some of the benefits of Ramoon.

Health Benefits of Ramoon

1. Boost Vitality and Libido

One of the most popular uses Ramoon in Jamaica is as a natural aphrodisiac. It has been used for generations to help increase libido and maintain vitality. It's not just for men either, it's known to enhance blood circulation, supporting both men and women in feeling revitalized and ready to take on the day. The herb has found a place in many traditional Jamaican root tonics, particularly for its ability to boost stamina and libido naturally. Ramoon is perfect if you are looking for a natural and much more trusted option, compared to the popular synthetic ones.

2. Supports Pain Relief and Reduces Inflammation

Beyond its well-known effects on energy and vitality, Ramoon also offers gentle relief from pain and inflammation. Many Jamaicans turn to Ramoon tea after a hard day’s work, as it’s said to help soothe joint pain and relax tired muscles. Drinking Ramoon tea is not only good for you but feels relaxing as well, making it a popular choice for people looking to unwind while supporting their health.

3. Kidney Health and Gentle Detoxification

Unlike some other strong herbal tonics, Ramoon is gentle on the kidneys, making it an excellent choice for those interested in a light detox. As a diuretic, Ramoon tea can help flush the system and cleanse the kidneys without stressing the body, supporting a natural detoxification process.

4. Enhances Energy and Mental Clarity

Ramoon’s benefits extend beyond physical wellness, as it’s often used to boost mental clarity and provide calm, sustained energy. Many Jamaicans enjoy a cup of Ramoon tea to help them stay alert and positive throughout the day. Whether you’re heading to work, tackling chores, or just need a little extra focus, Ramoon’s effects can help support you without overstimulation or energy crashes.

How to Make Ramoon Tea

INGREDIENTS

  • 2 to 3 pieces of Ramoon bark
  • 4 cups of water
  • honey or cinnamon for taste (optional)

PROCEDURE

1. Rinse the Ramoon bark thoroughly to remove any dust or dirt.
2. Place the bark in a pot with water and bring it to a boil.
3. Once boiling, reduce the heat and let it simmer for about 20-30 minutes until the water turns a rich brown colour.
4. Strain the tea, and add honey or cinnamon if you prefer a touch of sweetness. Drink warm to fully enjoy the soothing effects.

*You can also substitute the bark with leaves, the tea won't be as potent though.

Fun Fact

Some Jamaicans believe that harvesting Ramoon bark during the full moon increases its potency. Whether true or just a touch of folklore, it’s part of the charm that makes Ramoon so unique to Jamaican culture

Ramoon in Our Jamaican Culture

A Staple Ingredient in Traditional Roots Tonics

Ramoon has been a staple in many Jamaican roots tonics. When you see the vendors with large jugs of root drinks at markets or on the roadside, there’s a good chance that Ramoon is one of the key ingredients. These tonics, rich in roots and herbs, are often touted for their energizing effects, making them popular among Jamaican men for their strength-enhancing benefits. It’s a herbal boost that offers energy and resilience for everyday life.

A Natural Support for Fertility

Traditionally, Ramoon is also associated with fertility and reproductive health. Known in Jamaican folklore to support natural reproduction in plants and animals, the herb is sometimes recommended as a natural remedy for couples seeking a little extra support. By encouraging blood flow and vitality, Ramoon has become a part of holistic health practices related to fertility, providing gentle support without harsh chemicals.

In Jamaica, herbal medicine is more than a tradition; it’s part of the culture, passed down from generation to generation. Ramoon is one of those herbs that’s deeply rooted in our natural heritage. As Ras Clive pointed out, nature has everything we need to live well, and Ramoon is a prime example of that. For anyone interested in Jamaican traditions or herbal wellness, a cup of Ramoon tea is a simple yet powerful way to experience the benefits of this island treasure.

So, the next time you come across Ramoon bark in a Jamaican market or herbal shop, don’t hesitate to pick some up. Brew it, sip it, and see why Jamaicans have cherished this herb for generations.

Here is the video below, check it out!

You might like these

Sharing IS Caring! Please help me get the message out by sharing this article with your friends on social media (links below). Thnx ;-)


If you found this page useful, please consider subscribing to my weekly newsletter, to get even more. 

It tells you each week about the new information that I have added, including new developments and great stories from lovers of Jamaica! 

Return to Jamaican Stamina Drinks from Benefits Of Jamaican Ramoon Herb 
Return to My Island Jamaica Homepage from Benefits Of Jamaican Ramoon Herb

References & Sources For Benefits Of Jamaican Ramoon Herb

  1. Suz. (2020, October 24). Trophis Racemosa – Ra-moon. JamaicaJamaica. https://jamaicajamaicawi.wordpress.com/2020/03/09/trophis-racemosa-ra-moon/
  2. Raise libido with Ra-moon. (2010, September 9). Jamaica Observer. https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/2010/09/08/raise-libido-with-ra-moon/

New! Comments

Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below.
Back To The Top Of This Page

New! Get My Latest Book👇🏿

JAMAICA_ON_A_BUDGET_EBOOK_COVER_LEAN

You asked, I've answered! You no longer need to save for months or years, to enjoy paradise!

JAMAICA On A Budget is your passport to experiencing what I call 'The Real Jamaica' on a budget!

I spilled the beans! sharing my top tips on finding cozy accommodations and secret gems, only the way a native could! Click Here to pick it up on my e-store and start saving now!

See The Best Of Jamaica - In Videos!

my_island_jamaica_channel_tv

My channel reaches over 140,000 subscribers worldwide and has leveraged over 11 million views, sharing, what I call 'The Real Jamaica'. Subscribe today and join our family of viewers.

Jamaica_subscribe_button

Read More ...

New! Experience The REAL Jamaica!
Book Your Private Tour here and experience Jamaica the way we (locals) do!

P.S. Didn't find what you were looking for? 
Still need help?

Click Here to try our dependable and effective Site Search tool. It works!

Or, simply click here and here, to browse my library of over 500 questions and answers! Chances are someone already asked (and got an answer to) your question.

copyscape
Back To The Top Of This Page

Like My Site? Please Click Here To Share It With Your Friends

Home   |   JOIN US   |   Site Search   |   Have Your Say   |   Archives   |   Old Archives   |   Contact   |   Disclaimer   |   TIP ME!   |   Link To Us


Do like I did! Share your passion
(about your city, hobby or experience) and make a living from it. Click Here to see how.

By Wellesley Gayle   |   Copyright © 2007-2024 My-Island-Jamaica.com   |   All rights Reserved.   |   Privacy Policy