AND MORE:
Perfume Making
(the oil is used)
Cooking oil
(slow to become rancid)
Anthelmintic
(leaves, flowers,
and pods used
to kill intestinal
worms)
Windbreak
(planted close
together)
Wart removal
(crushed seeds are used)
Stomach complaints
(oil is used)
Water Purifier
(powdered seeds purify water, and
even the seed cake
that remains from
extracting the oil,
will purify water)
Watch oil (oil from
the seeds is
comparable
to the oil used
by watchmakers
and it is indeed
used for that)
MORE USES:
~ Honey source ~
(bees love the nectar)
~ Blue dye ~
(from the bark)
~ Green manure ~
~ Pulp from bark ~
(news print and
writing paper)
~ Rope ~
(bark can be used
for making rope)
~ Livestock Feed ~
(animals love it)
~ Tea from flowers ~
(for common cold)
Pregnant mothers
avoid the tea
~ Dried leaves~
(Treat diarrhea)
~ Plant Growth ~
(leaf extract
increases
production)
~ Ornamental tree ~
(flowers are
spectacular)
~ Tanning hides ~
(bark and gum are
both used)
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There are some exceptionally good websites, that expound upon the miraculous benefits and apparently endless uses of the Moringa tree, so without bogging you down with more to read here - I'll just send you to them. Click on the links below, to give yourself an education on the MIRACULOUS MORINGA TREE, and be prepared to fall in love with it, too!
This page was last updated: October 10, 2011
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~~~ WE DO NOT RECOMMEND EATING THE ROOTS! ~~~
Beneficial ways to use Moringa of all varieties are seemingly endless.
Here are just a few of the ways that Moringa is used:
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- For food, overcoming malnutrition, or just improving overall health - Moringa provides extreme nourishment to the human body. As stated elsewhere on the site, Moringa is one of the few things in the plant kingdom that supplies all 8 of the essential amino acids, that sustain human life. Simply eat the leaves, flowers, seeds, and pods.- For oil - extract the oil from the seeds, for cooking, and lubrication.- For purifying water - the seeds are an excellent vehicle.- As an antibiotic - researchers have found that the crushed seeds are even effective against the skin-infecting bacteria Staphylococcus and the dreaded E. coli.- WE like the way it grows hair at least for us, in areas where we had lost it!USES FOR MORINGA
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