Mango Seed, Fruit And Leave On Fertility

There is this belief that mango is good for fertility. Let us understand something. All the parts of mango can be used for one purpose or another. This ranges from the fruit to the seed down to the bark, leaves, stem and root. However, our focus is on the fruit, seed and leaves.

Mango

A mango is an edible stone fruit produced by the tropical tree Mangifera indica. It is common in Nigeria and found from mid-February to mid-March, with available in limited quantities, with peak availability from mid-April to mid-July.

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Mango Fruit And Fertility

Men who consume antioxidant-rich foods like mangos have healthier sperm, which can help their baby-making abilities.

Very few research has been conducted on female fertility. A little research showed no correlation between mango fruit and fertility. However, it is a healthy fruit.

Mango Seed And Fertility

Seed extracts of African Bush Mango, also known as Irvingia Gabonensis, have been used as an aid in blood sugar control and weight loss. African Bush Mango in high doses can harm male fertility as well as liver function.

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One again, research has failed to show any relationship between mango Seed and female infertility.

Mango Leave And Fertility

Drinking mango leaf extract can significantly decrease sperm count, motility, and morphology in males. The administration of mango leaves extract in females can also lead to reduced fertility and ability to conceive because of the plant's antifertility effect, which is reversible after withdrawal of treatment.