“…and digestive system disorders (Aykac et al, 2019;Hennia, Miguel, & Nemmiche, 2018;Jabri, Marzouki, & Sebai, 2018). Antioxidants or the anti-inflammatory properties of M. communis leaves have been reported in previous experimental studies, such as liver fibrosis (Sen et al, 2016), ear edema and granuloma (Maxia, Frau, Falconieri, Karchuli, & Kasture, 2011), mouse paw edema (Rossi et al, 2009), pulmonary fibrosis (Samareh-Fekri et al, 2018), and colonic inflammation in rats (Sen et al, 2017).…”