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24,2018
Author’s Point of I had to do my own research. Feeling a little guilty, I sat under
View or Purpose
the shade of a large Moringa tree and checked out its
credentials as a “natural superfood” and “miracle tree.”
Claim I Claim II Claim III Counterclaim I
Does it have
Does it balance
Does it affect bloodsugar? antioxidant Is moringa safe?
hormones?
properties?
Moringa inhibits
There is a single Studies the activity of
Laboratory
healthy-volunteer done in the cytochrome
studies suggest
study looking at the vitro show P450 3A4
that Moringa
antidiabetic effects that Moringa system in the
influences
of Moringa. Further leaves liver (19). This
hormones, but it
studies in patients significantly raises the
is very unclear as
with the metabolic decrease gene possibility of
to what specific
syndrome+/diabetes expression clinically
role Moringa
are needed and significant drug
plays. Much more
production of interactions
research is
inflammatory with
needed to
markers in medications
untangle the
macrophage metabolized by
hormonal role of
white cells this system,
Moringa before it
would be ready such as anti-HIV
for human drugs, anti-TB
studies. Only then drugs, and some
could BP medications.
recommendations The leaves are
be made on the more potent
hormonal effects inhibitors of the
of this tree cytochrome
system as
compared to the
roots.
Minor detail I: Minor detail II: Minor detail III: Minor detail I:
Moring oleifera is a useful plant it is used in some dishes, it can even be used for
water purification, In developing countries, moringa has the potential to
improve nutrition, boost food security, foster rural development, and
support sustainable landcare. It may be used as forage for livestock, and a
micronutrient liquid.
But I still cant give my pros and cons about its health benefits because the
research is still not complete for the claims to be true.
Reference:
https://healthybutsmart.com/moringa-oleifera-benefits/
Dr Merry FRCPI PhD
Dr. Merry is an practising M.D from Ireland. She holds a Ph.D in
pharmacology from Trinity College in Dublin, and a fellowship in
infectious disease at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
Dr Merry has published extensively in high impact factor peer reviewed
journals and acts as reviewer for a number of medical journals. A sample
of Dr Merry’s contributions to journals can be seen below.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moringa_oleifera