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The safety of Moringa oleifera supplements, including potential liver and kidney effects
Moringa supplements at typical low capsule doses (roughly 100–500 mg) are generally reported as well tolerated, with the most common complaints being mild gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, dia...
(Moringa oleifera) shows biochemical potential to alter drug metabolism — chiefly via inhibition of and possible effects on drug transporters — but clinical evidence of meaningful interactions is limi...
At daily servings of roughly 2–5 grams of leaf powder, the balance of current human studies and reviews shows mostly mild, gastrointestinal complaints as the primary reported adverse effects, while se...
Clinical trials and controlled studies generally report that moringa (Moringa oleifera) supplements are well tolerated with no consistent changes in liver or kidney blood tests at commonly studied dos...