Formulation and Evaluation of Antidiabetic Herbal Moring a Tea Bags

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Abstract

This report provides an overview of Moringa tea bags in the treatments of diabetes as an antidiabetic green tea. The API used in this formulation is Moringa belonging to family Moringaceae which is commonly used to treat diabetes, skin infection, anemia, anxiety, asthma, blackheads, worms, bronchitis, and cholera.


Extracts of Moringa oleifera leaves contain antioxidants, tissue protectants, analgesic, antiulcer agents, and anti-hypertensive agents. Moringa helps to decrease the elevated blood glucose levels. It also reduces insulin resistance. Hence, in this present study, the antidiabetic tea bags have been formulated using Moringa oleifera and Bitter Gourd as an antidiabetic agent; Guduchi as an immunomodulator in the powder form.


Other ingredients like Isabgol as a stool softener and Stevia sugar as a sweetening agent have been used. The formulation has been evaluated by performing various evaluation tests such as LOD test, water and alcohol soluble extract value, ash value, pH, etc.


Dipping tea bag containing the mixture of ingredients in hot or lukewarm water, where the extract will be formed for administration. Dosage form shows the antidiabetic effect in a few weeks or months as it is an herbal formulation.


Antidiabetic effect in few weeks or months as it is an herbal formulation.

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This report provides an overview of Moringa tea bags in the treatment of diabetes as an antidiabetic green tea. The API used in this formulation is Moringa belonging to the family Moringaceae, which is commonly used to treat diabetes, skin infection, anemia, anxiety, asthma, blackheads, worms, bronchitis, and cholera.

Extracts of Moringa oleifera leaves contain antioxidants, tissue protectants, analgesic, antiulcer agents, and antihypertensive agents. Moringa helps to decrease elevated blood glucose levels and reduces insulin resistance.

Hence, in this study, antidiabetic tea bags were formulated using Moringa oleifera and bitter gourd as antidiabetic agents; Guduchi as an immunomodulator in powder form. Other ingredients such as Isabgol (stool softener) and Stevia (sweetening agent) were used.

The formulation was evaluated using tests such as LOD, water- and alcohol-soluble extractive values, ash value, and pH. The tea bag is dipped in hot or lukewarm water to prepare the extract for administration. The dosage form shows antidiabetic effects within a few weeks or months, as it is an herbal formulation.