The dried leaves of the Moringa oleifera plant provide a generous supply of phenolic acids and flavonoids. One of the main flavonoids, quercetin, is a potent antioxidant with antidiabetic and hypotensive properties. A review published in Antioxidants reports that gallic acid and other phenolic acids in moringa also help protect against mutagens, cancers, and atherosclerosis. One hundred grams of dried moringa leaves contain 4,581 mg polyphenols.

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