Moringa Vegan Capsules - Superfood
Moringa Vegan Capsules - Superfood
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This herbal superfood is a beloved plant that has been used in Ayurveda for thousands of years. Historically, Moringa has been used for everything from water filtration to traditional medicine and daily use as a nutrient-rich food. Boasting multiple phytonutrients such as vitamin C, vitamin A, calcium, and iron, the leaves contain enough essential amino acids to constitute a source of plant-based protein.
About Hesh's Moringa Capsules
- Ethically Sourced
- Fairly Traded Ingredients
- 100% Plant-Based
- Gluten-Free
- BPA Free
- Sustainably Cultivated
- Suitable for Vegans
Ayurvedic Profile of Moringa
- Rasa (taste): Pungent and Bitter
- Virya (energy): Hot
- Vipaka (post-digestive effect): Pungent
Moringa FAQs
Q. What is Moringa?
A. Moringa is a type of tree that is native to India but can also be found in other parts of the world. It's known for having a lot of different health benefits, which is why people often use it in natural medicine.
The leaves, seeds, and bark of the Moringa tree contain vitamins, minerals, and other important nutrients that can help to improve our health in various ways. For example, some people use Moringa to help with things like boosting their energy, improving their digestion, and reducing inflammation in their bodies.
Q. Should I buy Moringa Powder or capsules?
A. It depends on personal preference, but both options have their benefits. Moringa powder can be added to smoothies or mixed with water for a quick and easy boost of nutrition.
Moringa capsules are a convenient option for those who are always on the go and can be taken with a drink or with a meal. Ultimately, the best option will depend on your lifestyle and the type of routine you have. If you enjoy cooking or are able to take the time to make a smoothie, then the powder may be the way to go.
However, if you have a busy schedule, the convenience of taking a capsule may be a better choice for you.
Q. What are Moringa Capsules prepared from?
A. The moringa tree, known by many as the horseradish tree, miracle tree or the drumstick tree, is native to India and is considered to be one of the most powerful health-enhancing plants. It has been used for millennia in the holistic remedies of Ayurveda.
The leaves, flowers, pods, seeds, roots, bark and oil of the moringa tree are all used for their health benefits. Moringa powder is made from naturally dried leaves of the moringa tree. This powder is then filled in vegetable cellulose capsules.
Our holistic Moringa supplement is 100% raw, pure and natural, and free from any GM ingredients or artificial preservatives. Wildcrafted sourced to ensure a premium, ecologically-farmed green food supplement.
Q. What are the benefits of Moringa?
A. Moringa is used for its many benefits, which include:
- Moringa is a plentiful supplier of amino acids, the essential components of protein. In addition to contributing to muscle development, this plant may also play a role in sustaining elevated energy levels throughout the day, assisting the body in coping with stress and discomfort.[1]
- The Moringa plant is known for its high concentration of isothiocyanates, which have been shown to possess remarkable anti-inflammatory effects. As a result, those suffering from arthritis can benefit from using Moringa as it may help alleviate the chronic pain associated with the condition.[2]
- Studies in the scientific community demonstrate that the Moringa plant contains a number of bioactive compounds with anti-obesity properties. These compounds make Moringa a valuable addition to a diet for individuals seeking to prevent or treat obesity.[3]
- Moringa is rich in antioxidants, which may assist in decreasing hair fall and enhancing the barrier between the scalp and skin. This makes it a possible solution for preventing hair thinning and hair loss.[4]
- The consumption of Moringa has been known to regulate blood sugar levels in the body. This makes it a valuable aid for individuals with diabetes, as it may lower the increase in their blood sugar levels after consuming a meal.[5]
