Moringa Powder

Marvellous Moringa Powder (400ml)

Benefits:
Moringa leaf *boosts your energy in a natural manner and is a remarkable source of *nutrition.
This energy promotion does not happen because of sugar, so it lasts for a long time.
Individuals ingesting it say that their *ulcers are healed, *tumours restricted; there is a *reduction in arthritis pains and inflammations; helps control *blood pressure; the *skin health is restored, and finally, it provides stronger *defences against diseases

Further Information:
Another property of the Moringa leaf is its soothing ability, because of which it can lower the blood pressure and help promote good sleep.
It can also purify water since it has a detoxifying effect.  Also a coagulant agent, Moringa can attach itself to hazardous bacteria and other materials. The happy outcome is more sustained energy without any over-activity, balanced hormone and gland system, controlled blood pressure, and a rested nervous system

Moringa Oleifera is known for its many nutritional and medicinal uses and is a good source of protein, vitamins and beta-carotene

The Moringa plant provides a rich and rare combination of zeatin (anti-aging), quercetin (anti-cancer), beta-sitosterol (anti-inflammatory/cholesterol/ cancer), caffeoylquinic acid (anti-inflammatory) and kaempferol (antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, cardio-protective) among other benefits

Each 100g of dried leaf powder of Moringa Oleifera contains approximately:

9 times the protein of yoghurt
17 times the calcium of milk
25 times the iron of spinach
15 times the potassium of bananas
10 times the vitamin A (beta carotene) of carrots
0.5 times the vitamin C of oranges

% RDA Provided by 30 Grams of Moringa Leaf Powder:
Calcium 601 mg 60%  /  Magnesium 110.4 mg 37%  /  Iron 8.46 mg 84%  /  Copper 0.171 mg 19%  /  Potassium 397.2 mg 11.3%
Phosphorus 61.2 mg 9%  /  Vitamin A 4.89 mg 163%  /  Vitamin B1 0.792 mg 52.8%  /  Vitamin B2 6.15 mg 361%
Vitamin B3 2.46 mg 13%  /  Vitamin C 5.19 mg 8.6%  /  Vitamin E 33.9 mg 226%  /  Protein 8.1 grams 12.8%

PETS
There are many nutritional benefits that moringa can have when added to our diet and same goes for our pets!

One of the main reasons to give your pets moringa powder in their food:
Pet food is often just junk!
You might be surprised to know that a pretty significant portion of the common pet foods on the market are filled with what basically amounts to junk food for pets.
They have meat by-products, synthetic vitamins, GMO corn and are simply poor quality food items.
Even the better brands might be missing some of the most important nutrients for your pets.
Putting moringa in your pets’ food provides some of the nutrients they would otherwise be lacking.
Those low-quality foods often lead to health problems.
Pets tend to develop arthritis as they age because the commercial food they eat every day of their lives is of such poor quality. Moringa helps to keep joints and muscles healthy, so arthritis symptoms will be lessened or avoided. Other organs can gain a lot of benefits from the introduction of moringa to the diet as well

Moringa improves the immune system, just as it does in humans. This is especially important in winter when animals (just like humans) are more susceptible to illness. You can use moringa as a supplement for your animals as well as yourself!
Moringa boosts energy. Have you noticed your pets seeming lethargic? Again, this probably has to do with the quality of their food. The nutrients in moringa will give them the jolt of energy they need to get up and move around. This is especially important for older animals.
It helps obese animals. Obesity has risen in pets due to poor nutrition. Help to fight those symptoms by feeding them ‘marvellous’ moringa.

Risks and Side Effects:
What are the side effects of taking moringa? Because it’s completely natural and free from chemical additives (when you buy a pure, high-quality brand), when taken by mouth or used on the skin it seems to be very well-tolerated. Moringa side effects are still possible and may include:

• lower blood pressure
• slowed heart rate
• uterine contractions
• cell mutations when high amounts of seeds are consumed
• interference with fertility

Leaves, fruit, oil and seeds from the moringa tree have been consumed safely for centuries, but today there are various forms of supplements or extracts sold, so it’s important to buy the purest kind you can find and to read ingredient labels carefully.

During pregnancy or when breastfeeding, it’s best to avoid moringa extract, root or high doses of supplements since not enough research has been done to show it’s safe. It’s possible that chemicals within the plant’s root, bark and flowers can lead to contractions of the uterus, which can cause complications during pregnancy.