Medicinal benefits of mulberry fruit

CANCER

This fruit In Chinese medicine,is considered as blood tonic, as they cleanse the blood and increase its production and strengthens the entire system.

KIDNEY STONE

There are four types of kidney stones. The most common type of stone is the calcium oxalate stone. These stones can be prevented by daily consumption of mulberry juice. Uric acid stones are often found in people with gout, but they may also occur in those who are dehydrated or who eat a high-protein diet. Struvite stones are connected with urinary tract infections. They can grow quickly and become large. Cysteine stones are the least common, and result from a hereditary disorder that causes the kidneys to excrete excessive amounts of some amino acids. Mulberries are added to medicines to strengthen the kidneys.

CONSTIPATION

This contains quantity of vitamins and minerals that aid in assimilation of nutrients that stimulates digestion. If you drink mulberry juice regularly, it helps in solving the problems associated with bowel movements.

ANEMIA

These are good fruit to treat anemia as they are quite high in iron content, so consumption of this juice daily will improve the iron in your body and thus helps in reduction of anemia.

LIVER & LUNG

In Chinese medicine, mulberry leaf tea is known as a cooling remedy that treats the liver and lung meridians. It removes lung heat symptoms such as fever, sore throat and cough, and it clears fire in the liver, that mean it removes symptoms such as dry, painful and watery eyes.

HEALTHY SKIN & HAIR

Some people have been using Mulberry juice to beautify their skin and to cure some skin disorders like acne. This can be attributed to the high vitamin C contents of the fruit. Another benefit is the prevention of hair loss. The extract of this fruits can reduce the amount of hair loss in men and can help in rejuvenating hair follicles especially after chemotherapy.

GOUT

Morin extracted from white mulberry, at 80 mg/kg, exhibits hypouricemic action and inhibits xanthine oxidase in oxonate-induced hyperuricemic rats. The activity on urate uptake in rat renal brush border membrane vesicles was more potent than that of the prescription agent probenecid. Morin exhibits similar activity on urate transport in the human kidney.

DIABETES

A compound known as deoxynojirimycin in mulberry leaves prevents diabetes by inhibiting the breakdown of carbohydrates and suppressing blood sugar levels. The mulberry extract must be heat stable and potentially useful for developing mulberry-based food products that could be used in the management and prevention of diabetes.

OBESITY

hite mulberry regulates lipid metabolism, body weight gain, and adipose tissue by changing the expression of hepatic target genes in high-fat, diet-induced, obese mice. Melanin-concentrating hormone (MCH) is involved in feeding and energy metabolism. White mulberry leaf extract exhibits an antagonistic effect to MCH1 receptor in diet-induced obese mice, resulting in decreased body weight and adiposity, food intake, and hepatic lipid accumulation.