THE HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF MORINGA OLEIFERA
The purpose of this study was to elucidate the effects of Moringa oleifera plants on physiological and histological indicators of animals from previous studies. Studies have shown that the moringa plant causes insignificant weight loss in rats. The study also showed that the Moringa plant affected kidney function, that the kidney capsules of the control group were wider than those of the treated mice, and that the results for urea and creatinine were not statistically significant in the experimental animal group compared to the control animal livers. Physiological studies of the enzymes showed no significant difference, as the moringa plant provided protection and maintained the functional integrity of liver cells, while other studies in mice showed that the moringa plant caused a significant increase in blood calcium and phosphorus in patients with bone Moringa oleifera increased levels of fertility hormones (testosterone, luteinizing hormone, follicle-stimulating hormone) in mice with porphyria and other studies. This study led to the need to increase awareness of the beneficial effects of this miracle tree (Moringa), the daily consumption of Moringa as a herb and even as a spice should be promoted, and the growing area in Iraq should be expanded. This should be considered for future nutritional research focusing on the use of moringa as a mineral supplement.It is too early to recommend Moringa leaves as a medicine for the prevention or treatment of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, dyslipidemia, cancer and infectious diseases.
Keywords: Moringa Oleifera, Histological, Physiological, Laboratory Animals