MIRACULOUS MORINGA TREE

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                                                             moringa leaf                                               


Never before in history is the potency of a tree that holds the key to human wellbeing needful
than a time like this.
I have never given a thought to this seeming revolution on the efficacy of moringa tree until a
colleague shared her personal experience.
Then I was compelled to know more about the nutritional and medicinal values of moringa.
Moringa Oleifera is a wonder tree that has its origin in India but is presently grown in most

parts of the world. Almost all parts of the Moringa tree are used as food, natural medicine &

cosmetics.

The Moringa tree is uniquely special because it is rich in Vitamins, minerals, amino acids and

a host of antioxidants.

It also contains a high concentration of natural Anti-inflammatory material

Antimicrobial, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antitoxins, and Antitumor

     Healthy Benefits of Moringa oleifera:

It is a perfect natural supplement for enhanced overall wellbeing.

 It strengthens the immune system. It also removes toxins from the body.

It supports treatments for gout and arthritis.

It promotes cardiovascular health.

It controls of high blood pressure and Lower blood sugar levels.

It provides relief from gastrointestinal distress.

It helps to improve liver function.


Moringa Oleifera is extremely rich in crucial Vitamins, Minerals and Amino-Acids.

This makes Moringa leaf an ideal natural organic source for all the Vitamins, Minerals and

energy our body craves.


                                       moringa leaf                                               


Nutritional value
The amino acids, proteins, vitamins and minerals present in the moringa plant are not strictly pharmaceutical medicine, but they can help to prevent diseases that are caused by malnutrition or lack of certain vitamins in the daily diet. The U.S. National Institute of Health has performed extensive research on the outstanding nutrition and health benefits derived from this useful and hardy plant.


Antioxidant protection
Antioxidants including Vitamin C and beta carotene can help reduce the effects of aging in many individuals and may provide protection against certain forms of cancer. The natural medicine compounds present in the leaves of the moringa plant have been proven to reduce the incidence of tumors in laboratory animals. Niaziminin is a thiocarbamate found in the leaves of the moringa plant that inhibits the negative tumor-causing effects of the Epstein-Barr virus and reduces the chance of cancerous growths in patients suffering from the disease.

Digestive system
The leaves of the plant contain an ethanol derivative that can offer relief to individuals suffering from gastrointestinal disorders and can protect against ulcers when ingested. Additionally, complex chemical compounds present in the leaves can reduce the severity of diarrhea and help prevent the consequent dehydration that can otherwise result. This is especially important in younger children who may suffer serious negative effects from prolonged dehydration due to persistent diarrhea, particularly in areas without access to modern medicine.

Liver function
Found in the leaves and flowers of the plant, the chemical compound quercetin has been shown to provide significant benefits for tuberculosis patients. A number of medical studies have shown that liquid extracts from the leaves of the plant can help to regulate the function of the thyroid when taken regularly; this can prevent or reduce the effects of hyperthyroidism in some patients.

Cardiovascular benefits
Moringa leaf extracts contain powerful diuretic medicine that can reduce high blood pressure; these diuretic effects are thought to be produced by thiocarbamate glycosides naturally produced and found throughout the plant. In laboratory testing, the fruit of the plant was shown to reduce the levels of bad cholesterol in the blood and to help the body flush these harmful substances more quickly and easily.

Blood sugar levels
A study published in Physiotherapy Research in 1997 showed that the aqueous extract of moringa leaves could significantly reduce the blood sugar levels experienced by rabbits in the laboratory environment. These results may have major implications for treatment of certain forms of diabetes and may offer hope to those experiencing severe diabetic symptoms on a daily basis.

Other medicinal uses



                                        moringa seeds:also serves as water purifier
Some studies suggest that medicine developed from the leaves and roots of the plant may provide some protection against the herpes simplex virus. The antibiotic, antifungal and antimicrobial properties of the plant are already well known to modern medicine and produce results comparable to pharmaceutical grade antibiotics.

Conclusions
The moringa plant offers a wide range of proven health and medical benefits now recognized by practitioners of modern medicine. Potential pharmaceutical uses include
  • Cardiovascular health
  • Control of high blood pressure
  • Relief from gastrointestinal distress, ulcers and persistent diarrhea
  • Lower blood sugar levels
  • Antibiotic properties
  • Antimicrobial action
  • Antifungal properties
  • Improved liver function
  • Enhanced overall health and nutrition
So ,go ahead and make moringa a part of your daily diet and see how you too can benefit from

this wonder tree.

Source: http://www.themoringa.com

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