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Food
For Life - CARIBBEAN
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United Caribbean Trust seeks
to establish Food for Life - Caribbean similarly
to our African Charity the Africa Bureau
of Children's Development (ABCD) who is working with Ugandan
Nutritionist, Herbalists and Agriculturalist experts on an
African food mixture comprised of: Moringa,(Moringa) Cacao
beans, Acai fruit, Camu Camu fruit, Spirulina, Kale along
with base ingredients including Maize corn flour, Rice or
Couscous other base alternatives such as dried Yam are being
researched. |
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Life Caribbean dried food packets are ideal in a disaster
situation, they can reverse starvation and malnutrition, help
restore good health, increase the immune system to help fight
HIV/AIDS, Cancer, Malaria etc and improve a child's physical
and mental alertness. |
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Servings
Per Packet: One packet provides five one-cup servings.
Rich in Protein: The protein will be yielded
from the Moringa, Spirulina and Camu Camu.
Vitamin A and C: For improved health providing
many of the vitamins, phytonutrients and fibre that you need
every day derived from Moringa, Camu Camu, Spirulina and
Kale.
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Vitamin
B12 and B Complex Spirulina is the richest source
of B-12, richer than beef liver.
Iron is essential to build
a strong system, and yet iron deficiency is the most common
mineral deficiency. Iron can be found in Moringa and in Spirulina
it is absorbed 60% more efficiently than from iron supplements.
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Minerals Potassium and Magnesium :
For improved health providing many of the essential minerals from
the Cacao beans commonly known as the Cocoa bean, Camu Camu, Moringa,
Spirulina and Kale.
Calcium will be supplied by Moringa
and Kale
Antioxidants and Flavonoids will
be supplied by the Cacao, Camu Camu, Kale and the Açaí fruit.
Anti-Inflammatory will be supplied
by the Açaí fruit and Camu Camu.
Amino Acids such as Valine, Leucine
and Serine for muscle growth can be found in the Açaí fruit and
Camu Camu.
| Caribbean Acceptance:
Maize is recognized as the African staple
diet, and is used as the base for the Food For Life Africa
dried food packets but our Caribbean version will be more
rice, yam or cassasa based.
Including special dried Super Fruits! |
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Preparation: Boil packet
contents in water for five minutes and add Moringa sachet
at the end.
Shelf Life: Unopened packet should have a
shelf-life of over three years.
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Tryhane, founder of UCT and Director of the Africa Bureau
of Children's Discipleship introduced an African
Community Moringa Project into numerous schools and churches
in preparation for establishing Food for Life - Africa.
CLICK
to learn more about the Moringa training sessions |
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