Moringa is a medicinal plant, very popular among Asian people.
Moringa is rich in protein and vitamin A. That is why the plant is recognized as an effective agent to treat skin diseases by dermatologists. Rich in calcium, potassium, and copper, moringa is used in the treatment of all types of fungus.
 
Moringa Properties:
 
Antioxidant, helps in the fight against aging
Moisturizes and softens skin
Strengthens immunity
Oncoprotective 
Radiation protection
Improves blood circulation 
Tones, increases endurance
Diuretic: removes swelling, removes excess liquid
Antiparasitic
Antifungal 
Antibacterial
Antiseptic
Strengthens the bone system
Relieves pain in muscles, lower back, legs
Wound healing
Detoxification
Clears the body of slags, heavy metals

 
In Thai medical practice, moringa is effectively used in the fight against diseases such as:
 
Cancer
Anemia
Hypertension 
Diabetes mellitus: helps to establish glucose balance in the patient's body
Asthma, sinusitis, allergic reactions 
Cardiovascular disease 
Ophthalmological diseases
Otite, conjunctivite
Mouth ulcers, toothaches, zinga, stomatitis 
Toxic goiter varieties
Lung diseases: chronic cough, pneumonia, etc. 
Headache 
Dermatological diseases 
Fever 
Inflammatory bowel disease, diarrhea, constipation 
Rheumatism, joint diseases
Syphilis 
Kidney liver diseases 
Insect bites 
Taking antibiotics 
Radiotherapy
Fungal lesion of skin, nail hair 
Shingles 
 
In addition, the use of moringa during pregnancy at times reduces the likelihood of an infant contracting HIV from the mother. And in general, taking moringa during pregnancy is also useful for healthy women as a natural source of vitamins and trace elements.
 
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