In past posts we discussed moringa leaves’ health beneficial properties that are backed by research studies such as antioxidative, wound healing and ear edema and anti-cancer.
In this post we will discuss study backed benefits for stomach upset and anti-bacterial properties.
Moringa Leaves Relive Stomach Upset
As per study published at ScienceDirect – Food Research International, moringa has been found to provide relief from various stomach disorders.
For instance:
- In leaves are more nutritious than pods as per USDoA (US Department of Agriculcture). Another study indicates that moringa leaves extract capsule may help in colon cancer prevention.
- According to this study, moringa leaves have laxative effects making it probable natural remedy for constipation.
- Another study published at US Library of Medicine, moringa helps reduce stomach acid production which eventually helps in peptic ulcer.
- A study at published at Frontiersin, found moringa useful for ulcerative colitis.
It should be noted that above studies have been done on animals. Hence, human studies are required to confirm the therapeutic benefits.
Foodborne Bacterial Diseases
As per a 2022 study, organic compound in moringa may help fight food based bacteria such as E. coli and Staphylococcus aureus.