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This literature review investigates the antibacterial activity of various plant extracts against Propionibacterium acnes, a primary bacterium responsible for acne. Due to increasing antibiotic resistance, alternative treatments are being explored. The study found that the red galangal rhizome extract was the most effective, showing an inhibitory zone of 31.5 mm at a 20% concentration, outperforming other extracts. This suggests that red galangal rhizome could be a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics for treating acne.

This case study explored the use of acupuncture as a complementary therapy for managing alopecia at Nayaka Husada Primary Clinic in Bekasi. Involving one participant, the study utilized Chinese Medicine diagnostic methods and conducted acupuncture treatment over six weeks with twelve sessions. The participant experienced a gradual improvement, including a significant reduction in hair loss, better scalp condition, and enhanced comfort and sleep quality. The study concluded that acupuncture-based management showed positive outcomes and could be considered a relatively safe complementary therapy for alopecia.