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A look into five homemade moringa powder uses to live a healthier life
With an increasing number of people becoming health conscious in today’s world, plant extracts—in the form of superfood powders—have become a staple to aid in living a healthy lifestyle. A superfood powder makes it simple to incorporate additional nutrients to your diet and everyday life. It’s easy to transport and use, and is a healthier replacement than commercial energy bars and powders. Moringa is the one of the world’s most nutrient dense superfoods. One of moringa’s greatest qualities is its versatility—it’s full of minerals, vitamins, amino acids and antioxidants, and has a wider nutritional span than its competitors like kale and matcha (add moringa vs matcha blog link once uploaded). While moringa powder is most commonly used in smoothies and shakes, there are several homemade moringa powder uses.
MORINGA OATMEAL
A breakfast staple and a rich source of antioxidants and fiber, oatmeal is one of the most adaptable dishes out there. One of the easiest homemade moringa powder uses is to add two to three teaspoons of the Miracle Tree Superfood Powder to enhance the nutritive qualities of your meal and provide an energy boost at the start of your day. Follow this recipe for a nutritious early morning meal.
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MORINGA LATTE
Despite the fact that moringa is caffeine-free, its rich abundance of amino acids, minerals and vitamins make it a natural energy source. It’s a healthier option than coffee and matcha, and wakes you up without the typical crash from caffeine. And while a moringa latte is a great morning drink to wake you up, it can also be consumed mid-day or in the evening.
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MORINGA FACE MASK
What we put on our skin is equally important to what we consume. Thanks to its high amounts of antioxidants—which fight free radicals and prevent ageing—and skin-friendly vitamin E—which reduces scarring and UV damage, using moringa powder is a great addition to your skincare routine. Here is a simple homemade moringa powder use: A face mask packed with antioxidants and vitamin E.
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MORINGA AVOCADO HAIR MASK
Another simple homemade moringa powder promises shiny, voluminous hair. With moringa powder’s bountiful amount of antioxidants and high concentrations of omega-3 fatty acids, it’s the ideal deep conditioning hair treatment for strong, lustrous hair. Due to the presence of amino acids and minerals like zinc, phosphorus, magnesium and iron, moringa promotes hair growth and keeps the scalp healthy and moisturized.
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CLEAN MOUTHWASH
If you check the ingredient list for most conventional mouthwashes, you will see that they all contain alcohol and are full of chemicals like fluoride, saccharin, parabens and triclosan. Using moringa powder is a safe and clean substitute, which keeps tooth enamel strong and promotes good gum health. Moringa powder helps prevent inflammation of the gums and is a gentle cleanser. It can also slow down tooth decay by inhibiting the growth of destructive bacteria and ensuring that the good bacteria remains. You can directly use the Miracle Tree's Superfood Powder as a tooth and gum cleanser or mix it with water to ease the consistency. Rinse for two to three minutes and release. Do this every night before bed.
Remember to always consult your healthcare provider before making any significant changes to your diet. While moringa is generally safe for consumption, it's essential to be aware of any potential allergies or interactions with medications.
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Miracle Tree® products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. While there is promising research currently evaluating moringa and other similar products, we rather focus on their nutritional qualities.
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We value your safety and encourage you to practice safe food preparation habits. Please visit our Food Safety resource for more information before trying to recreate any of our recipes.