Excerpt From The Book "Miracle Tree" by Author Monica G. Marcu, Pharm.D., PH.D.
Moringa has hundreds of substances such as vitamins, enzymes, amino acids, fats, minerals, anti-oxidants, and specific phyto-chemicals (plant-derived), each with clear importance for nutrition.

In Comparable Amounts (gram per gram) Moringa contains more vitamin C than oranges, three times the iron of spinach, and four times the calcium of milk. 

Combine these with significant amounts of proteins and oils, and the presence of beneficial antioxidants and you will come to understand why they call her a "Miracle Tree."

Moringa Oleifera Is Gaining Popularity In The USA

Known throughout the world as a source of nutrition, especially phytonutrients. Discover the benefits of the Moringa Oleifera "Drumstick" tree. Though little known in the West, this ancient tree is well known throughout the world as a source of nutrition and health-promoting phytonutrients. In fact, a number of international aid organizations advocate its cultivation to help combat hunger and promote health in impoverished areas. Known for its long, drumstick-like edible pods, Moringa is considered one of the most useful trees in the world.

Now You Can Enjoy The Benefits of Moringa Oleifera

Since moringa is an all-natural product with these vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and proteins naturally occurring in the plant, the nutrition contained in the products is easily absorbed and readily used by the body.

Our capsules contain 100% pure and natural Moringa Oleifera pulverized leaf powder. Moringa Oleifera is extremely rich in Vitamins, Minerals and Amino-Acids so crucial for our body. This makes Moringa leaves capsules an ideal natural organic source for all Vitamins, Minerals and Energy our body craves to.

Moringa Is A Natural, Nutritional Powerhouse

While it’s one of the newer discoveries to modern science, Moringa has been making strides in various societies for thousands of years. Moringa continues to amaze the scientific world with its amazing balance of antioxidants, minerals and amino acids. 

Ancient Indian writings, dating as far back as 150 B.C., refer to the Moringa plant and its uses. Early Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians prized Moringa for its therapeutic properties and also used it to protect skin, make perfume, and purify water for drinking. Now this humble plant, often called “the Miracle Tree,” is coming to the forefront as one of the most nutritious herbs in the world.

Nourishing The World

Dozens of humanitarian organizations now promote the use of Moringa in poverty-stricken areas to combat malnutrition and its adverse effects on the body. Groups such as Church World Service, Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization, National Science Foundation, and others are reintroducing the different health benefits of this fast-growing, drought-resistant plant to malnourished people in various underdeveloped areas.