Mango Leaves
100 leaves –
200 leaves –
500 leaves –
6 days dried with sunlight.
Here are 8 emerging benefits and uses of mango leaves, backed by science.
- Rich in plant compounds
- May have anti-inflammatory properties
- May protect against fat gain
- May help combat diabetes
- May have anticancer properties
- May treat stomach ulcers
- May support healthy skin
- May benefit your hair
How to use mango leaves
While mango leaves can be eaten fresh, one of the most common ways to consume them is in tea.
To prepare your own mango leaf tea at home, boil 10-15 fresh mango leaves in 2/3 cups (150ml) of water.
If fresh leaves aren’t available, you can purchase mango leaf tea bags and loose leaf tea.
What’s more, mango leaf is available as a powder, extract and supplement. The powder can be diluted in water and drunk, used in skin ointments, or sprinkled in bathwater.