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Young mango leaves are a traditional remedy known for their blood sugar-lowering effects and their ability to prevent diabetes complications.

Traditional Medicine Benefits of Mango Leaves

According to Eastern medicine, mango leaves have a sweet and sour taste with cooling properties. They are commonly used to:

• Reduce heat and fever
• Promote diuresis (increase urine flow)
• Prevent organ prolapse
• Treat edema (swelling)
• Address respiratory issues such as coughs, acute bronchitis, and chronic bronchitis

The antidiabetic effects of young mango leaves come from anthocyanidins, compounds that effectively lower blood sugar levels and help prevent complications in blood vessels and the eyes caused by diabetes.

Respiratory Health Benefits

Mango leaves are beneficial for individuals suffering from:

• Colds
• Bronchitis
• Asthma

To alleviate coughs and voice loss, boil mango leaves in water with a little honey and drink this daily. This remedy can effectively soothe the throat and restore the voice.

In addition to consuming mango leaf tea, diabetes patients should:

• Eat more green vegetables and fiber
• Consume foods with a low glycemic index (GI)
• Avoid refined sugar, carbonated drinks, and processed foods
• Split meals into smaller portions
• Mix rice with rice bran when cooking

The biggest danger for diabetes patients is fluctuating blood sugar levels, rather than excessively high or low levels.

Many Western doctors now use extracts from young mango leaves as a supplementary treatment for diabetes, high cholesterol, and metabolic disorders.

Additional Health Benefits of Mango Leaves

1. Treats Kidney Stones and Gallstones

• Dry mango leaves in the shade or gently roast them, then grind them into a fine powder.
• Soak one teaspoon of this powder in a cup of water overnight.
• Strain out the residue and drink the water every morning.

This remedy gradually dissolves stones and helps the body expel them naturally.