2. What is Tongkat Ali? Why SAMA KOFFE is formulated with 3 types of Tongkat Ali?

Tongkat Ali is known as “Malaysian Ginseng”, as it has medicinal effects with the root promoted as a natural aphrodisiac, health tonic and vitality enhancer. Commonly, there is only one type of Tongkat Ali used. But our breakthrough coffee fused all the 3 types of Tongkat Ali! They are:-

1. Tongkat Ali Kuning (Eurycoma Longifolia), good for hypertension and prostate health;
2. Tongkat Ali Hitam (Polyathia Bullata), good for kidneys and prevention of malaria;
3. Tongkat Ali Merah (Jackia Ornata), good for body detox and liver health.

3. Can women take Tongkat Ali?

Yes. Like most herbs, Tongkat Ali can be consumed by both sexes. Some studies have shown positive results for men as well as women, such as improving infertility and low libido, reducing aging symptoms, increasing muscle strength and red blood cell level.

4. Why is bamboo salt added into SAMA KOFFE?

 Common coffee is known for their high acidity, thus, SAMA KOFFE’s contained bamboo salt that gives alkaline properties to our coffee. 

Black Ginger is a herb that has some historical and medicinal usage for treating metabolic ailments and improving vitality in Thailand and limited to surrounding regions. It is also reported to be an aphrodisiac compound and physical enhancer.

Bamboo salt (Jukyeom) is a highly alkalinizing mineral salt developed by Korean monks and doctors almost 1000 years ago as a medicinal remedy for various illness. It is famous for its antioxidant effect and is rich in 70-80 minerals. Thus, bamboo salt is added as a source of magnesium, calcium and potassium for SAMA KOFFE.

5. Why should I choose SAMA KOFFE instead of others?

• Innovative functional 7-in-1 coffee in Malaysia
• Uses the finest and most aromatic Arabica and Robusta coffee beans
• Healthy alkaline coffee - enriched with 3 types of Tongkat Ali extract and bamboo salt
• Stevia - 100% natural plant based sweetener
• No added sugar, no artificial flavourings, low calories

SAMA KOFFE	VS	Common Coffee
Premium 8 in 1 Coffee	Formula	Typical 3 in 1 coffee
Robusta and Arabica	Coffee Beans	May contain coffee flavourings
Sugar free	Sugar	High in sugar
Alkaline due to mineral content	Acidity	Highly acidic may upset stomach
Higher bioactive components	Nutrients	Lower bioactive components

6. I have heard that coffee flavouring agent is added into some of the instant coffee. Does SAMA KOFFE contain this flavouring agent too?

Coffee flavouring agents are usually added into instant coffee to artificially enhance the aroma and taste of as well as to reduce the cost. However, we can ensure you that SAMA KOFFE is free from any artificial flavouring agent, as we use the most premium blend of Robusta and Arabica coffee beans, giving you the most natural aromatic cup of coffee.

7. Can a person with diabetes consume SAMA KOFFE?

We are proud to claim that our coffee is sugar free as we use Stevia, a 100% natural plant based sweetener. With SAMA KOFFE, even diabetics can sip their favourite beverage while enjoying its beneficial health effects.

8. How to consume SAMA KOFFE?

Empty 1 sachet of SAMA KOFFE into a cup, add ±150ml of hot water. Stir and enjoy!

9. Will coffee affect my night sleep?

For most people, stopping caffeine intake 5-6 hours before sleep time is advised. Those who have difficulty getting to sleep should avoid any coffee after 3pm.

10. Can I take medicine or supplement with SAMA KOFFE?

Coffee contains caffeine which may interact with certain medicines or supplements. Therefore, any medicine or supplement should preferably be taken with water instead of coffee. It is best to wait at least 1 hour after taking medication before consuming any coffee to avoid any interaction.

11. Who should avoid this product?

SAMA KOFFE is a great coffee which is good for adults, and safe to consume. However, it may not be suitable for children and for those who are sensitive to caffeine. Those taking medicines may want to enquire further as some medicines may interact with caffeine. Women who are pregnant or who are lactating should talk with their doctors about limiting caffeine use.