Agrawal, B., & Mehta, A. (2008)  investigated the efficacy of Moringa oleifera seed kernels in treating mild-to-moderate asthma in twenty patients over three weeks. Results showed significant improvements in haemoglobin levels, reduced Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR), and enhanced lung function, with no reported adverse effects. These findings underscore the potential benefits of Moringa oleifera seed kernels in managing bronchial asthma.

Angkawidjaja et al. (2023) identify Moringa helps the process of generating new mitochondria within lung cells. In the context of lung health, maintaining proper mitochondrial function and biogenesis is crucial for meeting the energy demands of respiratory cells and ensuring efficient cellular respiration. Dysregulation of mitochondrial biogenesis has been implicated in various respiratory disorders, and understanding these processes may offer insights into potential therapeutic strategies for conditions affecting lung function.

Suresh, S., et al. (2020) explores how Moringa oleifera leaf extract might offer relief for asthma, a crucial health concern. Rich in beneficial compounds like flavonoids and phenolics, the extract demonstrated potential in improving lung function in a guinea pig model of asthma. With a notable value and substantial levels of phenolics and flavonoids, Moringa oleifera could serve as a natural option to address bronchoconstriction and airway inflammation in humans. This research suggests that delving into Moringa oleifera may lead to the discovery of helpful compounds for managing asthma in the future.

McKnight, et al. (2014), investigated a study about Moringa Oleifera anti-inflammatory properties to fight lung inflammation. The study focused on mice exposed to swine confinement dust, an allergen to triggers respiratory issues. Mice that drank Moringa tea showed significantly less lung inflammation compared to those drinking water, suggesting a potential role in regulating inflammation. This finding hints at Moringa's potential in addressing respiratory challenges like allergies and asthma, providing insights into its impact on human immunity.

Mahajan, S. G., and Mehta, A. A. (2011) explored the efficacy of β-sitosterol, a compound derived from Moringa oleifera seeds, in treating allergic asthma. Administered to guinea pigs before exposure to allergens, β-sitosterol significantly improved lung function, reduced inflammation, and lowered cell counts. These findings suggest that the compound derived from Moringa oleifera seeds could be a promising treatment for allergic asthma in humans.