“…Among its compounds, anthraquinones (damnacanthal, morindona, morindine) are notable because may have action in several cellular and molecular factors resulting in their various therapeutic outcomes [7] . However, despite its popular use for more than 2000 years in Asia, few studies have been able to showed effectively its real therapeutic benefits such as antimicrobial, analgesic [8] , anti-inflammatory [8] , antidiabetic [7,8] , anticancer, antioxidant, immunostimulant activity, healing [2,5] and anti-angiogenic activity [2] . Meanwhile, even by popular reports and scientific literature review describing its benefits, studies have revealed that fruit consumption may be related to hepatotoxicity and nephrotoxicity cases, requiring caution in its use [9] .…”