Moringa Powder -
the Miracle Powder
Raw Moringa Powder
The Moringa Flower
1. Increases the Natural Defenses of the body
2. Provides nourishment to the eyes and the brain.
3. Promotes metabolism with bio-available ingredients (weight loss)
4. Promotes the Cell structure of the body
5. Promotes natural Serum cholesterol.
6. Lowers the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
7. Promotes the normal functioning of the liver and the kidney.
8. Beautifies the skin
9. Promotes energy
10. Promotes proper digestion
11. Acts as an antioxidant
12. Takes care of the immune system of the body
13. Promotes healthy circulatory system
14. It is an anti-inflammatory
15. Gives a feeling of general wellness
16. Supports the normal sugar levels of the body.
17. Decreases appetite.
18. Purifies water.
Moringa powder is derived from the leaf of the Moringa tree and can
be used as a tea, added to any beverage or sprinkled on food.
Moringa powder & nutrients:
Moringa powder is rich with powerful nutrients and is easy to
store and use. There are endless ways to include Moringa powder into
your daily diet in order to reap its nutritional and health benefits.
The Moringa tree is gaining popularity as a “miracle tree” and possesses
an array of benefits a user can derive from its nutritional leaves,
flowers and seeds as well as the roots and bark that are resistant to
drought.
Processing of
the leaves into Moringa powder involves drying the leaves into a powder
form and then sprinkling the powder on the food of choice for an
immediate nutritional boost. In South and Central Asia, India and the
Middle East Moringa powder is also added to feed for livestock, biofuel
medicine, and as an agent to purify water and fertilize soil among other
things.
In the mid-1990s the U.S. Peace Corps began a campaign to promote the
use of Moringa powder due to nutritional issues in all of West Africa.
While the campaign has been beneficial in some of the African nations,
it has lagged behind in others such as Benin. This compares unfavorably
to Niger which produces Moringa as a cash crop and Senegal which began
using Moringa to treat HIV/AIDS in the late 1990s.
£10. (inc Post and Packaging)
