Heart health research
Mango-derived foods and extracts appear in cardiometabolic research, but heart-health outcomes have not been established.
The science
The leaf, considered.
Discover the plant compounds behind mango leaf extract, the 500 mg daily serving, and the quality records available for review.
Four wellness areas, with the evidence level made clear.
Metabolic function
Supports healthy glucose metabolism and overall metabolic wellness - Processing of fats and Carbohydrates more efficiently
Cognitive research
Emerging ingredient-level studies are best read as early scientific context.
Skin, hair and eye research
Current ingredient-level evidence is early and varies by study type.
Research focus
Plant compounds, clearly explained.
Mango leaf extract naturally contains mangiferin, polyphenols, and flavonoids. Use this section to explain ingredient-level research in plain language.
500 mg per capsule
A clearly stated amount of mango leaf extract.
One capsule daily
A simple serving path for an everyday routine.
40 capsules per bottle
More than a month of once-daily servings.
Product facts, plainly stated.
Ingredient and amount.
Mango leaf extract, 500 mg per capsule.
Serving and count.
One capsule daily, with 40 capsules listed for the product.
Capsule format.
A vegan-friendly capsule designed for a simple once-daily routine.
Quality records.
Review the Certificate of Analysis and facility registration record below.
Quality documentation
Review the records behind the product.
Ingredient and facility records, available to review in full.
Laboratory record
Mango Leaf Extract Capsules COA
A sample document for microbiological, heavy-metal, and specified-compound results.
View the complete COAFacility record
Manufacturing-facility registration
A registration record for the facility where the product is made.
View the facility recordResearch behind mango leaf.
Explore cardiometabolic, cognitive, skin, hair, and eye research along with the limits that matter when interpreting it.
Ingredient review
Mango leaves: composition, phytochemicals, and bioactivity
A broad review of mango leaf compounds and current evidence.
Read on PubMed
Systematic review
Mango by-products and cardiometabolic conditions
A review of human intervention evidence with useful attention to findings and limitations.
Read on PubMed
Emerging hair research
Mango leaf extract in early hair-growth research
Laboratory and animal study context that has not established benefit for this product.
Read on PubMed
Emerging skin research
Mango leaf extract in skin-focused research
Early topical and laboratory formats that do not establish an oral skin benefit.
Read on PubMed
Human cognitive research
A standardized mango leaf extract in an acute cognitive study
This randomized study used a 300 mg extract standardized to more than 60% mangiferin. That material and dose are not the Nataura product.
Read on PubMed
Emerging eye research
Mangiferin in retinal-cell research
This laboratory study examined oxidative stress in retinal pigment epithelial cells. It was not an oral human study and does not establish a vision benefit for Nataura.
Read on PubMedResearch links are educational and may involve different extracts, formats, models, or doses. They do not demonstrate a finished-product result. Ask a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical advice.
Nataura at a glance.
- 40 capsules per bottle
- Cardiometabolic research
- COA and FDA facility records available
- Vegan-friendly capsule
- Emerging cognitive, skin, hair and eye research
From research to routine.
See how ingredient-level research becomes a clear purchase experience.