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=News About Malunggay - Moringa Oleifera= | |||
*Malunggay garnering recognition as 'superfood' rich in antioxidants | |||
If you have a backyard garden with a meter or two of space to spare, best plant malunggay seeds. This is what Dr. Raffy Barrozo, organic agriculture expert and board member of the Moringaling Phlippines Foundation, Inc. (MPFI), advises. | |||
Malunggay, or moringa, is a well-known backyard plant in the Philippines and has been garnering international attention for being a "superfood" rich in nutrients and minerals. | |||
For every pound, malunggay has seven times more Vitamin C than oranges, three times more potassium that bananas, four times more Vitamin A than carrots, two times more protein and four times more calcium than milk, according to the MPFI. | |||
Malunggay is rich in antioxidants that can prevent several lifestyle-related ailments such as cardiovascular diseases, heart problems, high blood pressure, and cancer. »»» [https://ph.news.yahoo.com/malunggay-garnering-recognition-superfood-rich-antioxidants-p-p-135401989.html Read More] | |||