Tuesday 25 October 2016

Moringa adds great nutritional along with medicinal content



A number of leaves tend to have nutritional content in them. One of them is moringa which is considered to possess one of the highest nutritional content in a pool of other 120 food species. Leaves are usually harvested once in every 30-45 days. This is performed throughout the year. It is highly beneficial and provides omega acids and amino acids which are vital for life. It has been highly appreciated for its nutritional value since the Ayurvedic times. The plant comes with nutraceuticals and phytonutrients which facilitate healthy detoxification. This is a healthier form of inflammatory response that supports balanced level of blood pressure.




Medicinal and nutritional value

These leaves are used in tea and can easily replace the highest graded vegetable like spinach. It can hence be used as an alternative to spinach in recipes as well. The leaf is highly beneficial for fortifying ingredients present in cereals, pastries, pastas, dips, meats and so on. The leaves come in a powdered form as well which is an extremely convenient form of a health supplement. Moringa leaf powder is sprinkled on food items which increases the nutrition quotient of a food item. This comes from the tree which is small sized with a height of about 5 to 10 m.




Fights malnutrition and hunger


The tree is cultivated globally with the presence of diverse utilities. Each and every part of the tree is filled with nutritional content. Apart from this, it serves great medicinal purposes. Moringa powder is thus extremely beneficial for health, adding to its nutritional and medicinal quotient. It also does not get spoiled and thus has a long-term survival quotient. These leaves are edible and are extremely rich in flavonoids. This tree has the ability to thrive in extremely tough climates along with poor soil as well. Its sustainability, nutritional value and hardiness make it the best choice to fight malnutrition and hunger.