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The Many Uses of Moringa

LEAVES:

• Add fresh leaf or dry leaf powder to dishes like salads and soups.
• Brew delicious tea with Moringa Tea Powder.
• Add Leaf Powder to your favorite dip or sauce to give it a nutritional boost.
• Use natural and body-friendly cosmetic products like:
a.The Moringa Facial Mask.
b.Moringa Deodorant, Moringa Lip Balm and Moringa soap.
c.Moringa Oil is good for the body, inside and out!

SEEDS:

Moringa seeds contain oil that can be used for cooking. It has a pleasant nutty taste, and does not become rancid.

Instructions for extracting the oil:

Lightly fry the seeds in a saucepan.
Crush or pound the seeds thoroughly.
Place the seed mash in boiling water.
The oil will rise to the surface, where you can skim it off the top

The seed cake left over after extracting oil can be used as a protein-rich plant fertilizer and can also be used for water purification.

An age-old method 'Purifying Water With Moringa' oleifera seeds is demonstrated in this YouTube video.

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ANIMAL FODDER: Moringa leaves are readily eaten by cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and rabbits. Leaves can also be used as food for carp and other fish.

Photograph compliments of Shape Lives Foundation

Moringa Oleifera also has numerous traditional medical benefits

This information have not been valuated by the Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intented to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Be sure to check with your health care professional before taking any dietary supplement.