Teak leaves are beneficial for health in many ways. Because they contain anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and pain relieving properties. Which are used in problems like skin diseases, wounds, fever, and bleeding. But, they should be used only after consulting an Ayurvedic doctor, especially pregnant women and children should be careful.

Expert Dr. Geetika Sharma said that teak leaves are considered beneficial in stopping bleeding. Because they have hemostatic (blood stopping) properties. Grinding them and applying them on the injury or consuming their juice helps in controlling both external and internal bleeding.

Teak leaves are not commonly used directly for digestive problems, but its traditional medicinal properties include sedative effects for digestive disorders (such as constipation and some stomach problems) and laxative effects.

Teak leaf extract has antibacterial properties against bacteria (such as E. coli, Klebsiella) that cause upper respiratory tract infections. Which can help in respiratory problems. Although the decoction of its bark is also considered beneficial in bronchitis,

Teak leaves have properties to reduce swelling and pain. In traditional medicine they are used in respiratory problems (cough, bronchitis) and fever. Applying extract or paste of their leaves can provide relief from swelling, wounds and skin problems. But, it is important to consult a doctor before using it medicinally.

Indian scientists have found that teak leaf extract, due to the natural pigments it contains (such as anthocyanins), can act as a natural, eco-friendly optical limiter to protect the eyes and sensors from intense laser radiation. Which can help in making laser safety goggles and shields.

Teak leaves are rich in antioxidants. In which flavonoids and phenolic compounds are found. Which gives them medicinal properties as well as antibacterial and anti-cancer abilities. Due to which it can prove useful in natural health and pharmaceutical industry.