How Can I Use Moringa For Weight Loss?

I keep receiving calls from people who really want to know how to lose weight using moringa seeds. Others ask: How do I use moringa to lose weight? Still others comment with questions like: what is the effective way to lose weight using Moringa?  I want to believe that you too have probably asked one of these questions:  What is the moringa dosage for weight loss? How does moringa cause weight loss? How does moringa help you lose weight? How can moringa help you lose weight? How does moringa make you lose weight? How can I use moringa leaves for weight loss? The truth is moringa does help a lot with weight loss. There are scores of people who have lost weight from consistent use of moringa oleifera. Did you notice my...

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Common Diseases and Their Herbal Remedies With Moringa

Many people said that Moringa had helped greatly to improve their general health. Some said that their short sight had improved.1. CUTS AND WOUNDS. Pound fresh leaves into a paste. Cover the wound with this paste, bandage and leave for 3 days.2. A WOMAN HAS GIVEN BIRTH AND IS BLEEDING. Pound fresh leaves add a little water and give her to drink.3. PREVENTION OF POLIO.Give flowers to children to eat to prevent polio.4. CHRONIC SORES. Take some roots, wash them and scrape the outside layer off. Heat in water. Use the water to wash the wound. Then dress as outlined in number 1 above5. EPILEPSY. Pound the bark or the roots of a mature tree. Add tender leaves and a little water. Smear this paste over the face and the whole body. Also put a little...

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HOW TO TAKE MORINGA SEEDS FOR BEST RESULTS...

Now, almost daily People ask me questions like: How many moringa seeds should I take in a day? Should I peel the seeds before taking? Should I swallow the seeds? But exactly how should moringa seeds be taken? How many seeds are too much per time/day? Read on to get answers to your questions... RULE NO. 1 DO NOT EAT MORINGA SEEDS ON AN EMPTY STOMACH! It is not advisable to eat moringa seeds when you have not taken any food before, especially early in the morning. What will happen if I do that? Good question. It may cause you to purge. Although that is not a bad one entirely because it is the after-effect of detoxification. So if you are ready to frequent the toilet, go ahead... But I will advice you to do that only when you want to see that...

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Benefits of Moringa Oleifera - Part 6

Moringa Oleifera Most nutritious plant discovered to date While no one food gives us all the nutrition we need, Moringa Oleifera, comes closer than anything else.  Moringa, with its 90 plus nutritional compounds, is the most nutrient rich plant discovered to date. Diitta B.Sambou, a midwife in Senegal Africa where Moringa is being used to combat malnutrition in pregnantwomen and babies, says under-nourishment and over-eating both have harmful consequences on the health of the individual. State of the World 2000, published by World watch Institute, reports that the number of people who are overfed and undernourished (a staggering 1.2 billion) now equals the number of those who are starving from from lack of food.  Looking at the...

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Benefits of Moringa Leaf, Seeds and Tree - Part 5

Moringa Main Ingredient Moringa Oleifera, most nutrient rich plant discovered to date. Vitamins, minerals, supreme anti-oxidants, essential amino acids,  plus other amazing ingredients o Nutritional powerhouse Moringa has gram for gram                 + 7 times the vitamin C in oranges                 + 4 times the vitamin A in carrots                 + 4 times the calcium in milk (with no lactose)                 + 3 times the potassium...

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Benefits of Moringa Leaf, Seeds and Tree - Part 4

Phytonutrients in MoringaMoringa, is loaded with phytonutrients; but what are phytonutrients and where are they found?PhytonutrientsThe term “phyto” originated from a Greek word meaning plant.  Phytonutrients are certain organic components of plants, and these components are thought to promote human health.  Fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts, and teas are rich sources of phytonutrients.  Unlike the traditional nutrients (protein, fat, vitamins, minerals), phytonutrients are not “essential” for life, so some people prefer the term “phytochemical.”Rui Hai Liu, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Food Science at Cornell University, has examined antioxidant activity in various fruits.   Dr. Liu estimates there...

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