Kopi Peran Multiguna untuk Kesehatan
Synopsis
ISBN : 978-623-5407-28-9, Jumlah Halaman : 280, Tinggi Buku : 23 cm, Tahun Terbit 2023
Kopi adalah minuman yang populer dan merupakan konsumsi favorit di seluruh dunia. Ternyata tidak hanya sebagai minuman kesehatan, tetapi digunakan untuk mengobati luka yang ampuh secara tradisional maupun modern. Kearifan lokal yang turun temurun telah berlangsung lama di kalangan penduduk pedesaan di Indonesia. Penderita luka yang disebabkan terutama oleh kecelakaan lalu lintas membutuhkan perawatan segera, tetapi mereka tentu awam tentang perawatan luka. Mereka memilih memberikan kopi bubuk buatannya sendiri sebagai "obat luka" yang ternyata penyembuhannya memuaskan. Pencipta alam telah mewariskan kepada masyarakat pengetahuan kearifan lokal yang diturunkan secara tradisional konon sudah sejak ratusan tahun yang lalu.
Sejarah panjang penggunaan kopi untuk luka masih dipraktikkan hingga sekarang di zaman modern. Pengetahuan kearifan lokal yang sudah menjadi obat tradisional tersebut harus menjadi prestasi budaya yang tinggi yang tercatat dalam sejarah yang memuliakan bangsa. Pemakaian kopi bubuk buatan rumahan sudah diterima sebagai perawatan handal untuk luka, dinilai sebagai patient-centered care, tetapi juga tergolong memenuhi value-based treatment dan humanis, Jangan sampai dimasukkan ke ‘dalam museum’, sekedar tontonan pasif yang tidak berguna, tetapi perlu ditelaah lebih mendalam dengan metode ilmu pengetahuan modern.
Buku ini berisikan tulisan para Guru Besar FK Unisba yang menelaah peran multiguna kopi untuk menjaga kesehatan pada umumnya merupakan laporan penelitian ilmiah yang dapat menyadarkan kita semua tentang kemampuan bahan alam kopi sebagai minuman sehari-hari yang efektif menjaga kesehatan dan hemat biaya. Buah (biji) kopi yang asli produk tanaman dari tanah air Indonesia diolah sebagai buah tangan bangsa sendiri sudah terkenal kelezatannya dan harum baunya yang mengugah semangat bekerja seluruh lapisan masyarakat.
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