The study by Boluwatife O. Sowunmi and Martin Gonzo (2023) delves into the potential of Moringa Oleifera seed extract in safeguarding the liver. The research indicates that Moringa Oleifera seed extracts demonstrate notable liver-protecting effects, suggesting their utility in both preventing and treating liver diseases. Particularly, the study points out that higher dosages of the extract (200 mg/l and 400 mg/l) have shown effectiveness in reducing liver injury markers, indicating its potential in therapeutic applications for liver damage.

M. Saki et al. (2023) investigate the hepatoprotective potential of Moringa Oleifera leaf extract amidst antiretroviral therapy (ART) for HIV/AIDS. The findings suggest Moringa as a complementary treatment in ART, particularly in mitigating oxidative stress in the liver caused by tenofovir, a common antiretroviral drug. This study proposes Moringa leaf extract as a protective agent against drug-induced liver cytotoxicity.

The investigation by C. Alejandra Monraz-Méndez et al. (2022) assesses Moringa Oleifera extract's impact on metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) in mice. Results reveal that Moringa Oleifera extract halts the progression of liver damage associated with fatty liver disease, significantly diminishing liver fat accumulation. This preclinical evidence supports Moringa Oleifera's capability as a natural intervention for liver health, particularly in detoxifying fats from the liver.

Sosa-Gutiérrez et al. (2018) focus on Moringa Oleifera's protective properties against mitochondrial dysfunction in liver cells exposed to high glucose, simulating diabetic conditions. The findings highlight Moringa's antidiabetic properties, leading to enhanced mitochondrial functionality and protection against diabetes-induced liver cell damage, showcasing its role in metabolic health maintenance.

Sonali B Rode et al. (2022) investigate the wide range of Moringa Oleifera's components, including quercetin, phenolic acid, tannins, and saponins. Their review identifies these components as pivotal to providing comprehensive immune support, advocating for further research into Moringa's potential in developing treatments for various health conditions due to its immune-boosting effects.

Soliman et al. (2020) explore Moringa Oleifera's efficacy in mitigating the adverse effects of methotrexate (MTX), a medication used in chemotherapy and autoimmune therapies. The study demonstrates Moringa's ability to decrease inflammation and regulate immune responses, significantly lowering hepatic and renal side effects of MTX treatment, presenting Moringa as a potential adjunct therapy in cancer and autoimmune disease management.

Abd-Elnaby et al. (2022) examine Moringa Oleifera's efficacy in mitigating liver damage induced by Bisphenol A (BPA), a common plastic-derived chemical. Through both preventative and reversal study models in rats, Moringa was found to significantly reduce the toxic impact of BPA while enhancing antioxidant levels in the liver. This research underscores Moringa Oleifera's potential in therapeutic strategies against environmental and chemical-induced liver toxins.

Sharifudin et al. (2012) investigate the therapeutic effects of Moringa Oleifera against liver damage caused by acetaminophen overdose in rats. The administration of Moringa flower and leaf extracts resulted in a significant decrease in liver enzyme markers associated with acetaminophen toxicity, reducing the extent of liver damage. This study supports the use of Moringa extracts as a natural remedy for counteracting drug-induced liver injuries.