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Three Herbs Multi Action

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(Nigella Sativa, Piper Nigrum, and Curcuma Longa in the Prevention and Treatment of Neurodegenerative Diseases Accompanied by a Discussion of Nanotechnology.)

“Three Multi-Action Herbs” serves as a well-rounded resource, offering both a
scientific and a holistic perspective on the potential of herbal medicine aided by
nanotechnology in the battle against neurodegenerative diseases. The merging of tradition
with innovation represents a hopeful horizon for patients and healthcare providers alike,
suggesting that a balanced approach to health—embracing natural remedies supported by
scientific validation—may lead to significant advancements in medical treatments for
neurodegenerative ailments. This holistic treatise invites readers not only to appreciate the
wisdom of herbal traditions but also to look forward to the evolving landscape of medicine in
the 21st century.

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Multi Potential Neuroaid (Chinese Herbal)

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This book is the result of an in-depth study,
which aims to examine and utilize the potential of
Neuroaid II (MLC 901), a drug that is usually used
for stroke treatment. Through this book, we will
explore further about other benefits of Neuroaid II,
which may not be widely known.

This book is written based on various reputable
journals and published scientific studies, so that
readers can get accurate and reliable information.
The main goal of this book is to provide new insights
and expand our knowledge about Neuroaid II and
its potential in the medical field.

I hope this book will be a valuable resource
for medical professionals, researchers, and anyone
interested in learning more about Neuroaid II and
its incredible potential.

Dr. dr. Arman Yarisaldi Saleh, MS, SpN

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HEALTHY BRAIN with CLASSICAL MUSIC

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(Based on research journals indexed in Scopus, Web of Science,Cochrane database, and PubMed)

This book is the result of a community service
event aimed at introducing classical music as therapy
to medical students at the Faculty of Medicine, UPN
Veteran Jakarta. In this book, I strive to summarize
the latest research from journals indexed in Scopus,
Web of Science, PubMed database, and Cochrane to
provide readers with a deep understanding of how
classical music can contribute to brain health.

My goal in writing this book is to share this
knowledge with the broader community. Therefore,
this book will be printed and available to everyone
interested in learning more about this topic.

I hope this book will be a valuable source of
information for you and help you understand the
importance of classical music in enhancing our
brain health.

Thank you for your interest and support.
Warm regards,
Dr. Arman Yarisaldi Saleh, MS, SpN

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HANACARAKA (original Javanese letters for therapy inneuroaesthetics)

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The book titled “Hanacaraka Original Javanese Letters for Therapy in Neuroaesthetics”
presents a comprehensive examination of the Javanese script, known as Hanacaraka,
exploring its neurological benefits and implications for cognitive therapy. The significance
of Javanese culture and the virtues of its language are highlighted through the lens of
neuroscience, creativity, and therapeutic practices. The author’s objective is to utilize
Hanacaraka not merely as a cultural artifact but as a meaningful tool for enhancing
cognitive function, promoting creativity, and assisting in neurological rehabilitation.

The prologue establishes the importance of Javanese culture, emphasizing its global
recognition and value. The author reflects on the unique aspects of Javanese creation,
ranging from architecture to art to language, which have gained recognition from
organizations such as UNESCO. The cultural integrity embodied in this script is
positioned as a crucial element for nurturing intelligence and stimulating both halves of
the brain.

The book explains the distinct roles of the left and right hemispheres of the brain. The
left hemisphere is associated with logical reasoning and analytical thinking, while the right
hemisphere is linked to creativity and artistic endeavors. Engaging in tasks such as writing
in Hanacaraka engages both hemispheres, creating a balanced form of cognitive
exercise. The author notes that both sides of the brain work interdependently, contributing
to cognitive resilience in situations like strokes where brain functions can typically be
impaired.

Dr. dr. Arman Yurisaldi Saleh, MS, Sp.S

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Letter From Grandpa

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By: Arman Yurisaldi

In a hospital setting, a young doctor named Benny, who has just completed his specialist
training in pulmonology, is deeply concerned about his colleague Silvi, who appears to
be in distress. Their conversation reveals that Silvi is struggling with depression due to
persistent bullying from Siti Setiati, a newly appointed lecturer in ophthalmology. This
situation highlights the darker aspects of medical education, where nepotism and
discrimination thrive, affecting the well-being of young professionals.
Silvi expresses her fears about reporting the bullying, worried it may worsen her situation,
and Benny encourages her to stand up against this unacceptable behavior. He
emphasizes that workplace bullying, especially that stemming from issues like nepotism
and racism, has no place in the hospital environment. Silvi reflects on her observations,
noting that many young faculty members are appointed through unfair connections rather
than merit, leading to a toxic environment.
As they delve deeper into the systemic issues within their institution, Benny supports Silvi
in confronting these challenges. They discuss how bullying often stems from insecurities
and a need to assert power over others, which creates a vicious cycle of victimization and
aggression. They agree on the importance of speaking out and creating awareness about
the detrimental effects of bullying and discrimination in the workplace.

The story concludes with a hopeful outlook on the future, suggesting that with
determination and support, positive change is achievable. The characters emerge
stronger, ready to confront whatever challenges lie ahead, armed with the lessons
learned from their trials and the unwavering belief in the power of solidarity and integrity.

ROGOJAMPI

Imperata Grass From Rogojampi

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By: Arman Yurisaldi

Ngabehi Akadikoen Ronodihardjo traveling to the district of Rogojampi in a horsedrawn carriage. Accompanied by his loyal driver, Dul Syukur, and his wife, Raden
Ajeng Oeloepi, the journey is steeped in tension and foreboding, especially following
the mysterious death of the previous assistant district head, Raden Soewarto. The
atmosphere is thick with unease, compounded by the eerie presence of an old,
dilapidated house that is to be their new residence—a house rumored to have been
haunted.

On April 4, 1931, the Rogojampi Sugar Factory hosts an annual sugarcane
grinding event, celebrated with traditional dances and rituals, showcasing the beauty
of local culture. Amidst the festivities, a dancer’s unexpected actions cause a stir,
leading to questions about her identity—was she Nyai Ireng? The incident raises
tensions between the mystical and the mundane, as Mas Ngabehi’s worries about his
family’s safety grow.

“Imperata Grass from Rogojampi” weaves a complex tale that
goes beyond mere storytelling, offering insights into the cultural dynamics of colonial
Indonesia while exploring universal themes of fear, courage, and the enduring power
of the past. The characters’ struggles and triumphs become a mirror for readers,
prompting them to consider the legacies they carry and the stories yet to unfold in
their own lives

PASINAON

PASINAON (THE LESSON)

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Dive into the mystical world of “Pasinaon,” a historical novel that masterfully intertwines the realms of modern medical science and ancient magic. Written by the talented A.A. Yurisaldi, this novel takes readers on an exhilarating journey through time and tradition.

Set against the beautiful backdrop of Malang, East Java, “Pasinaon” explores the intricate cultural tapestry of Javanese, Dutch, and Chinese elites in the Dutch East Indies. The story unfolds within the walls of the Nederlands Indische Artsen School (NIAS) in 1939 Surabaya, where the heirs of two powerful magical sciences, Kalakembar and Kalamunyeng, unexpectedly cross paths. As tensions rise between the scientific and mystical worlds, readers are left wondering: Can the canvas of Javanese mystical teachings erase the dark influence of Kalakembar?

Produced by the renowned Arman Yurisaldi, “Pasinaon” promises to captivate with its rich blend of medical intrigue and magical suspense. It’s no wonder that this spellbinding tale has been added to the prestigious collection of The National Library of Australia, further testament to its cultural significance and literary value. Don’t miss this extraordinary story that will keep you on the edge of your seat!

BY: Arman Yurisaldi