It seems that everywhere I go Moringa is there. In the house, Moringa! On the radio, Moringa! On the TV (Ok, I have not seen it that much), Moringa! At the market and bus stops, Moringa! Moringa!! Moringa!!!

What is it about Moringa after the hype about ginger, honey, cod liver oil, tianshi herbal tea, Ginseng, Tahitian Noni, mustard seed?

I am so vexed that I plan to soon introduce my own "wonder plant" with an army of marketers to invade the personal wellbeing world!

I've seen the effect of this plant personaly. The only one on the list you have above that it can be compared with is honey. It is worth the hype and I hope people will harness its use..

What does it do? Never heard about it.

Moringa seems outdated in these parts, the new hype is now Quail Eggs. I am already tired of hearing of the wonders it performs

NnamdiN: What does it do? Never heard about it.

Moringa olifera is a tree very common in the north locally called 'zogalle'. The active ingredients are found in the leaves. They are mostly cooked and eaten. It is used to cure a wide range of illinesses and diseases.

Gboliwe: Moringa seems outdated in these parts, the new hype is now Quail Eggs. I am already tired of hearing of the wonders it performs

Are u comparing animal protein to plant extract like moringa

braine: I've seen the effect of this plant personaly. The only one on the list you have above that it can be compared with is honey. It is worth the hype and I hope people will harness its use..

What are the effects?

For those dealing with diabetes, HBP, and mild forms of arthitis; it helps tremendously.
The leaves, (I add them to my vegetable soups, fried rice and salads)
Petals (Tea)
Seeds (Oil extract)
Root (Fever brew)

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If you ever get the seedlings, plant them at home.

firestar: For those dealing with diabetes, HBP, and mild forms of arthitis; it helps tremendously.
The leaves, (I add them to my vegetable soups, fried rice and salads)
Petals (Tea)
Seeds (Oil extract)
Root (Fever brew)

.
If you ever get the seedlings, plant them at home.

What does it taste like?

maclatunji:


What does it taste like?

Leaves- Not unpleasant, that's for sure. Can be eaten raw. It has a distinct taste.
Petals- Tasteless
Roots- (-Shudders-)
Seeds- (Nutty, shouldn't be eaten like groundnuts... )

firestar:
Leaves- Not unpleasant, that's for sure. Can be eaten raw. It has a distinct taste.
Petals- Tasteless
Roots- (-Shudders-)
Seeds- (Nutty, shouldn't be eaten like groundnuts... )

Please when and how did you discover the properties of Moringa?

LOL.

Yield: LOL.

The essence of comedy is to make people laugh. So, what do you know about Moringa?

Gboliwe: Moringa seems outdated in these parts, the new hype is now Quail Eggs. I am already tired of hearing of the wonders it performs

the quail eggs are really the new hype. Mtchew

firestar: For those dealing with diabetes, HBP, and mild forms of arthitis; it helps tremendously.
The leaves, (I add them to my vegetable soups, fried rice and salads)
Petals (Tea)
Seeds (Oil extract)
Root (Fever brew)

.
If you ever get the seedlings, plant them at home.

Wow!....I should copy this info and frame it! About planting a tree...that's what everyone should be doing...planting medicinal trees...having a pharmacy in their backyards.