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Fruit Potentially Shields Against Harmful Stomach Bacteria
A study conducted by Chinese scientists indicates that extract from the Japanese plum fruit, known as "Momi," possesses antibacterial properties against Helicobacter pylori, which causes serious stomach issues including inflammation and a higher risk of stomach cancer. Experiments showed that the extract inhibits bacterial growth, reduces the activity of genes responsible for damaging stomach cells, and promotes the healing of the stomach lining in mice. Additionally, it was found that the organic acids in the fruit interact with the CagA protein, which aids the bacteria in damaging cells. While these findings are promising for potential treatment, the researchers confirmed that they are based on laboratory experiments and do not yet prove effectiveness in humans.
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