Healing Effects Of Mango
Mangoes are popularly known as "The King of fruits".
Every part of the mango is beneficial and has been utilized in
folk remedies in some form or another. A partial list of the
many medicinal properties and purported uses attributed to the
mango treed as follows: anti-viral, anti-parasitic, anti-septic,
anti-tussive (cough), anti-asthmatic, expectorant, cardio tonic,
contraceptive, aphrodisiac, hypotensive, and laxative,
stomachic. The ripe mango is anti scorbutic, diuretic, laxative,
invigorating, fattening and astringent. The mango is not only
tasty but also digestive, but overeating of mangoes could lead
to weight gain, so its good for people who wish to gain weight.
Its therapeutic values are:
- Mango acts as blood cleanser and has fever soothing qualities.
- Mango juice helps reducing excessive body heat and also throws off body odors.
- Unripe mango, being good source of vitamin c, helps in collagen synthesis and increases elasticity of blood vessels. It helps prevents scurvy. It promotes absorption of dietary iron. It also increases body resistance.
- Ripe mango helps prevent night blindness. It also prevents development of refractive errors, dryness of the eyes, softening of the cornea, itching and burning in the eyes.
- It maintains the integrity of epithelial tissues. Therefore it prevents frequent attacks of common infections such as cold rhinitis and sinusitis.
- Eating raw mango with salt quenches thirst and prevents the excessive loss of sodium chloride and iron during summer due to excessive sweating.