The history of Moringa:

The Moringa Oleifera tree is native to North India, but has been growing all over the tropics for some time. It grows in hot and sunny places. The tree is cultivated in Asia, the West Indies and tropical Africa.

The Indians used the seeds of moringa which contained edible oil. We know that the Greeks, Romans and Egyptians appreciated Moringa for its therapeutic properties. They also used it for the protection of the skin, the purification of water as well as the manufacture of perfume.

It was from the 19th century with the export of oil from Moringa plantations from India for the manufacture of perfume and lubricants for machines that its use became more democratic.

In India and West Africa the pods and leaves were used as food.

Moringa is an incredible tree due to its virtues, it contains all the nutrients necessary for life. It is to date the most nutritious plant known, a real treasure.

The variations of Moringa:

Moringa Seeds

They allow, thanks to a cationic polyelectrolyte, to treat water and eliminate turbidity. This avoids the use of other flocculants or alumina sulfate. The advantage of using the seeds is that they are biodegradable.

In addition, these seeds can be extracted edible oil, which is very judicious in Africa for example or in countries where there is a shortage.

Also the extracted oil can be used in the perfume industry or for soap making.

Moringa Roots

We manage to produce from the roots, a food condiment, green manure, paper pulp, animal feed, etc ....

Moringa Leaves

Moringa leaves contain weight for weight 4 times more Potassium than in bananas, 4 times more fiber than in oats, 14 times more calcium than in milk, 9 times more Iron than in spinach, 2 times more vitamin A than in carrots, 2 times more protein than in yogurt.

Treatment of diseases:

Today we know that Moringa helps the body for the following attacks:

- the balance of sugar levels

- Increases energy

- Detoxifies the body

- Antimicrobial action

- Anti-fungal properties

- Boosts the immune system

- Help to improve the functions of the heart

- Improves eyesight

- Improves cognitive functions

- Offers a wide range of important vitamins and minerals

- Help against insomnia

- Improves digestion

- Anti-inflammatory properties

- Helps in hair growth

- Increases sex drive and improves sexual function

- Help in the prevention of arteriosclerosis

-etc ..

Here are other uses for Moringa:

Honey Clarifier: The powdered seeds are used to clarify cane sugar juice.

Living Fences: Moringa is also used for the production of living supports for fences around gardens.

Corderie: The bark of the tree is obtained after having beaten it into a fiber which is used to produce ropes or mats.

Decorative: In many countries, Moringa is planted as a pleasure tree.

Gum: The gum which is produced from the tree trunk is used for making medicines and also as a condiment with a bland taste.

Prevention of plant diseases: Before planting plants, placing leaves in the ground helps prevent Pythium debaryanum disease.

Honey Producer: The flowers are a source of nectar for the bees that produce honey.

Tannin: The bark and gum are used for tanning hides.

Stain: The wood gives a blue stain that was customary in Jamaica and Senegal.

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