Mint activates the analgesic reaction in the intestine
Public health experts in Australia emphasize that mint activates the analgesic reaction in the intestine.
These experts say that mint has a beneficial role in activating an analgesic channel in the intestine and reducing inflammatory pain in the intestinal tract and stomach.
Dr. Stuart Brierley, a public health expert at the University of Adelaide, says mint has been used for many years because of its remarkable medicinal properties, but there is no clinical medical evidence to show why the plant is so popular. Pain relief is effective.
He added: This time our experiments showed that mint reduces the sensation of pain by activating a special analgesic channel called ‘TRPM8’, nerve fibers, especially fibers that are activated by the consumption of pepper and mustard.
According to experts, this is the first step in identifying a new type of clinical treatment for irritable bowel syndrome. This syndrome causes abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea or constipation and there is no cure for it.