tropical plant widely grown in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. While the fruit is well known for its vitamin C content and nutritional value, the leaves also contain several biologically active compounds.
Traditional preparations include guava leaf tea, water infusions, and extracts. Researchers have investigated these preparations for their potential effects on blood sugar regulation, digestive health, inflammation, and oxidative stress.
However, results from laboratory experiments and preliminary human studies do not establish that drinking guava leaf tea can treat or cure a disease.
- Guava Leaves and Blood Sugar Management
One of the most frequently discussed traditional uses of guava






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