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Would you like to buy Moringa? And want to know more about Moringa products? Then the Feelgood Shop is the right place for you. Here you will find answers to questions such as "What vitamins does Moringa have?", "What are Moringa capsules good for?" or "What are the benefits of Moringa as a dietary supplement?". Let's go ...

The origin of Moringa

The origin of the Moringa plant - or rather the Moringa tree (botanical name: Moringa oleifera) - lies in the northwest Indian Himalayas. It now grows worldwide in the tropics and subtropics of Africa, Southeast Asia, Arabia and the Caribbean islands. Today, moringa is mainly cultivated in southern India.

Moringa is considered a perfect and complete nutritional product. Moringa leaves contain numerous important nutrients that humans need throughout their lives - from the womb to old age. It is not for nothing that moringa trees are grown in many regions of Africa, India and the Philippines.

The names that people all over the world give the moringa tree express how special and spectacular it is in its many uses for humans. It is often referred to as the "tree of life" or "miracle tree". In the Philippines, it is known as "mother's best friend", as it is said to provide children with a particularly good supply of nutrients.

For researchers at the National Research Council in Washington, Moringa is the "supermarket on a log". In Africa it has the name "Nebedaye", which means "never die".

Moringa is, so to speak, the "egg-laying wool-milk sow" of plants (quote: "Organization Trees for the Future"). Moringa has contributed to the health of the population in warm regions of the world since time immemorial. In the tropics and subtropics, the various parts of the plant are used in different ways. Its contribution as a food for all age groups is particularly important. Because there is a lot of good in Moringa ...

A balanced diet with moringa

Moringa is a plant full of nutrients: amino acids, vitamins, minerals, trace elements, omega fatty acids and much more. The International Center for Well-Being (ICWB) even calls it the "richest concentrate of vital substances" - its leaves and seeds contain up to 7 times more nutrients than many fruits, vegetables or dairy products^.1 As a loose powder and as a powder/extract in capsules, moringa is one of the most popular dietary supplements worldwide. One of the best-selling Moringa capsules comes from organic cultivation: BIO MORINGA 1350 mg capsules with 1,350 mg Moringa powder per daily dose, in the best organic quality.

People who work hard physically and people who are under enormous mental strain at work in particular can use more support from a balanced diet - including plant-based foods such as moringa. The same applies to people who work rotating or night shifts. As their natural sleep-wake rhythm can be disrupted, headaches, poor concentration and tiredness are not uncommon.

Moringa products - differences

Make sure that the Moringa capsules have been (organically) certified and checked in Germany or the EU. This means that we, the Feelgood Shop, can guarantee our customers the highest product purity. Also take a close look at customer reviews. If customers are not satisfied with the provider and its products, it is better not to buy products there and choose a trustworthy online provider. For example, one with unique products such as BIO MORINGA 1350 mg capsules with the purest moringa oleifera leaf powder in 100% organic quality. The concentrated moringa power is also contained in the MORINGA extract capsules with highly concentrated moringa extract. Both products in practical capsule form are suitable for vegans.

How many Moringa capsules should you take daily? Depending on the dosage of the capsules, adults should take 1-3 capsules a day - with water, preferably 1 with each meal. Children can take 1 capsule a day from around the age of 12. Daily consumption over a longer period of time is recommended.

Sources:

^{1https://icwb.com/de/moringa}

^{2https://www.paracelsus.de/magazin/ausgabe/201603/im-fokus-moringa-oleifera}

Frequently asked questions

Here you will find a short FAQ on some questions about Moringa.

What is Moringa oleifera?

Moringa oleifera, or horseradish tree, is often called the "tree of life". Moringa originally comes from the Himalayas in northwest India. Today it is native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, Asia and the Caribbean islands. Almost all parts of the tree can be processed. The greatest wealth of nutrients is found in the moringa leaves, which are one of the most popular superfoods.

Is moringa powder better than other superfoods?

Moringa powder is undoubtedly a very special superfood. Because unlike other

which usually only have a limited number of vital substances, moringa contains vitamins A, C, D, E, K and B vitamins as well as numerous minerals, trace elements, omega acids, enzymes, antioxidants and much more.

What makes organic Moringa Oleifera so unique?

What applies to all organic products also applies to organic Moringa capsules: Anyone who buys organic products is supporting organic farming - because cultivation there is sustainable. Organic products usually taste more natural - and many also taste better. They also contain fewer nitrates and less residues of synthetic chemical pesticides.

What vitamins does moringa contain?

Moringa contains 90 different vital substances and nutrients. Here is an excerpt:

• Vitamin A
• Vitamin B1
• Vitamin B2
• Vitamin B3
• Vitamin B6
• Vitamin B7
• vitamin C
• Vitamin D
• Vitamin E
• Vitamin K
• calcium
• copper
• iron
• potassium
• magnesium
• manganese
• zinc
• quercetin
• comfrey oil
• beta-sitosterol
• Caffeoylquinic acid
• zeatin
• enzymes
• Omega 3, 6, 9
• Secondary plant substances such as alpha-carotene, beta-carotene, beta-cryptoxanthin, lutein, zeaxanthin, chlorophyll and many more.

What are Moringa capsules good for?

On the one hand, Moringa powder or Moringa capsules are good for providing an additional supply of important vital substances. On the other hand, there are the health benefits of powder or extract in capsules. Moringa powder, for example, helps to normalize blood sugar levels. This is often the trigger for feelings of hunger and food cravings. According to the German Paracelsus Schools, Moringa has cleansing and antibacterial properties^.2 Our customers who order Moringa also report many other benefits - in terms of

• weight loss
• fitness
• immune system
• pain relief and much more.

What are the benefits of Moringa as a dietary supplement?

The advantage of taking Moringa as a dietary supplement is that it is much more concentrated than fresh Moringa leaves - and has a much longer shelf life. A highly concentrated extract is particularly recommended.