3. Diarrhea & Food Poisoning
Guava leaves have strong antibacterial properties, particularly against E. coli and Salmonella — calming diarrhea and stomach infections quickly.
4. Stomach Ulcers & Gastritis
The tannins in guava leaves protect the stomach lining and may inhibit H. pylori, a key cause of ulcers and gastritis.
5. Obesity & Fat Accumulation
Guava leaves help prevent the conversion of complex carbs into sugars, thus reducing fat buildup and weight gain, especially around the belly.
6. Menstrual Pain
Sipping guava leaf tea can relax uterine muscles, ease cramps, and reduce menstrual discomfort — a natural alternative to painkillers.
7. Cancer Prevention
The high antioxidant content helps fight free radicals — compounds that damage cells and may lead to cancer if left unchecked.
8. Arthritis & Joint Pain
Guava leaf tea reduces inflammation and swelling in the joints, offering relief from arthritis, gout, and general joint stiffness.
