Scientifically speaking, the human health attributes of moringa sound like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich anemic blood and enable a malnour

Health benefits of Moringa

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Scientifically speaking, the human health attributes of moringa sound like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich anemic blood and enable a malnourished mother to nurse her starving baby. Ounce for ounce, it has the calcium of four glasses of milk, the vitamin C of seven oranges and the potassium of three bananas.

A dash of moringa powder can make dirty water drinkable. Doctors use it to treat diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India. Not only can it staunch a skin infection, but moringa also makes an excellent fuel and fertilizer.

Protein (g) 27.1 Carbohydrate (g) 38.2 Fiber (g) 19.2 Fat (g) 2.3 Ca (mg) 2,003 MG (mg) 368 P (mg) 204 K (mg) 1,324 Cu (mg) 0.57 Fe (mg) 28.2 S (mg) 870 Vitamin A-B Carotene (mg) 16.3 Arginine (g/16gN) 1.33% Vitamin B1 – Thiamin (mg)2.64 Histidine (g/16gN) 0.61% Vitamin B2 – Riboflavin(mg) 20.5 Lysine (g/16gN) 1.32% Vitamin B3 – Nicotinic acid(mg) 8.2 Tryptophan (g/16gN) 0.43% Vitamin C 0 Ascorbic acid (mg) 17.3 Phenylanaline (g/16gN) 1.39% Vitamin E Tocopherol acetate mg) 113 Methionine (g/16gN) 0.35% Threonine (g/16gN) 1.19% Leucine (g/16gN) 1.95% Isoleucine (g/16gN) 0.83% Valine (g/16gN) 1.06% Calories 205 Moisture % 7.5 Oxalic acid (mg) 1.6%

Complete Amino Acids: Here’s a list of the complete range of naturally occurring amino acids found in moringa leaves and a brief explanation of why our bodies require them: