Papaya Leaf Benefits: Dengue is a serious viral disease which affects thousands of people in India every year. Whenever dengue outbreak spreads, people start looking for home remedies to prevent this dangerous disease. Many claims have been made on social media about the benefits of papaya leaves in dengue, but whether these claims have any scientific basis or not, let us know in detail how effective papaya leaves actually are in the treatment of dengue and whether scientists have Evidence supports this claim.
Know the scientific claims:
According to a report published in the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), a recent study has found that the use of papaya leaves can be effective in preventing dengue fever. The researchers based this study on a 45-year-old patient who was bitten by a dengue mosquito. The patient was given juice of papaya leaves every morning and evening for five days. In the patient's blood test before treatment, low numbers of platelets, white blood cells and neutrophils were found. But after giving him papaya juice for five days, the patient's platelets had increased. Researchers say that papaya leaves have proved effective on dengue. It can also be used in the treatment of viral diseases.
Know how platelets increase with papaya juice.
Some chemicals and nutrients found in papaya can help in increasing the number of platelets. Elements like carpentine, vitamin C, fiber, folate and vitamin A are found in papaya which play an important role in the production and formation of platelets. Carpain promotes platelet production. Vitamin C and fiber are also helpful in the formation of platelets. Vitamin A plays an important role in the formation of platelets. Folate is essential for blood cell formation. So due to these nutrients of papaya, platelet count increases but consultation with doctor is very important for the treatment of dengue.
Disclaimer: Before implementing the method, methods and suggestions mentioned in this article, please consult a doctor or related expert.
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