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These tiny leaves can save millions of lives. Moringa is called “the Miracle Tree” and is considered a “superfood.” It grows like a weed in Africa, India, and Central America, the poorest continents that need it most. The seeds, the leaves, the bark and the roots have healing properties that are being studied as a cure for cancer and about 170 other diseases. But instead of solving world hunger moringa is exported to the richest countries in the world while the hungry starve!
This is why we initiated the Moringa Project.
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MORINGA Tree creates many products
Moringa Powder
Moringa Green Fruit
Moringa Seeds
Moringa Fields
Moringa Recipes
Moringa treats malnutrition in infants and children
Moringa became a 5-billion-dollar industry in less than 10 years. All efforts have been made to export this miracle plant to America and Europe to add to their smoothies. Meanwhile the poor are still poor and hungry babies are still dying of malnutrition.
What is the answer?
MORINGA PROVIDES DENSE NUTRITION
Instead of EXPORTING moringa, we teach local leaders to GROW and DISTRIBUTE this nutrient-rich resource to their own neighborhoods. We are educating the locals about the health benefits of this miracle tree. They are planting moringa groves with the intent to feed the hungry. We teach our teams to pour this nutrition into their own communities. In this case, education really can save lives in a very impactful way.
Three seeds a day keeps the doctor away.
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Notice that the moringa tree grows naturally where people die of malnutrition every day. They have untapped resources in their own backyards!
In this case, education really can save lives in a very impactful way.
We offer Compassion Training to leaders in undeveloped countries. University students and college graduates in undeveloped communities are forming teams to turn things around. Instead of exporting this nutrient-rich resource that freely grows in their neighborhoods, they are educating the locals about the health benefits of this miracle tree. They are planting moringa groves with the intent to feed the community. The seeds, the leaves, the bark and the roots have healing properties that are being studied as a cure for cancer and about 170 other diseases. Our teams are pouring this nutrition into their communities.
Our teams teach mothers how to give moringa to their babies.
Food choices in the early years can be helpful for their growth and brain development. In comparison to other fruits and vegetables, moringa contains high amounts of vitamins and minerals. It has 17 times more calcium than milk, which contributes to organ development, strengthens bones and teeth, improves red blood cell production, helps metabolism and nerve function.
They start with MORINGA LEAVES that are very tender since they are easy to digest. They steam the leaves till they are cooked well, then they strain out the leaves. Only the liquid is given to babies. They carefully increase the quantities very gradually or it could be an overload on the baby’s gentle digestive system. For babies over six months, MORINGA POWDER can be added to milk. In fact, moringa powder is much more nutritious than fresh leaves since it has a denser concentration of nutrients.
Three to five seeds a day keeps the doctor away.
Three seeds a day keeps the doctor away.
Moringa became a 5 billion dollar industry in less than 10 years. All efforts have been made to export this miracle plant to America and Europe to add to their smoothies. Meanwhile the poor are still poor, and the hungry are still dying of malnutrition. Help us tell a new story!
Moringa can save millions of lives. Moringa is called “the Miracle Tree” and is considered a “superfood.” It grows like a weed in Africa, India, and Central America, the poorest continents that need it most. But instead of solving world hunger, moringa is exported to the richest countries in the world. We have a better idea. When you buy seeds from ARC7 for Global Well-Being, you support the Moringa Project to end malnutrition in starving children.
Moringa Seed Project
We ship the seeds, but keep the leaves. The market growth for moringa seeds is expected to climb. Most climates in America can’t grow moringa trees due to the cold winters. Instead they plant moringa yearly as an annual plant like tomatoes. That means there will always be a great need for moringa seeds to be imported from elsewhere. We import seeds to provide income for our teams. Meanwhile they will use the leaves to improve health and well-being in their communities.
Moringa Can Improve Health and Financial Well-Being in Developing Nations
The seeds, the leaves, the bark and the roots have healing properties that are being studied as a cure for cancer and about 170 other diseases. Moringa boosts the immune system. We are teaching our teams to pour this nutrition into their own communities to improve health, but also ship the seeds to America to improve financial well-being at the same time. In this way, everyone gains the benefits of this miracle tree.
Moringa Treats Malnutrition in Infants and Children
Food choices in the early years can be helpful for their growth and brain development. In comparison to other fruits and vegetables, moringa contains high amounts of vitamins and minerals. It has 17 times more calcium than milk, which contributes to organ development, strengthens bones and teeth, improves red blood cell production, helps metabolism and nerve function.
Our teams will teach mothers how to give moringa to their families. They start with MORINGA LEAVES that are very tender since they are easy to digest. They steam the leaves till they are cooked well, then they strain out the leaves. Only the liquid is given to babies. They carefully increase the quantities very gradually or it could be an overload on the baby’s gentle digestive system. For babies over six months, MORINGA POWDER can be added to milk. In fact, moringa powder is much more nutritious than fresh leaves since it has a denser concentration of nutrients.
