Moringa oleifera tree

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Moringa oleifera plant

#Moringa #Oleifera #tree, already a few years old. By #PhotoJdB

Moringa oleifera, or commonly known as moringa or drumstick tree, is a kind of tree that grows in semiarid, subtropical, and tropical parts of the world. While the Indian Himalayan foothills is the largest home

Drumsticks are pods from the Moringa tree used as a vegetable. If you are one of those people who love cooking delicious and new recipes then drumstick is a vegetable you can use to create your finger-licking masterpieces. Drumsticks are used to prepare various tasty and healthy recipes all over India using simple ingredients that you can find in your kitchen and the best part is that it is healthy for you.

Moringa pods (drumstick pods) on a Moringa oleifera tree. Moringa pods are highly nutritious, packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, offering benefits such as improved digestion, enhanced immune function, and increased energy levels.-Read more….https://www.nutrition-and-you.com/moringa.html

Native to Africa & Asia, moringa trees are drought-resistant & have exceptionally deep roots that can grow in a wide variety of soils. This means they can thrive in even the most harsh conditions. Moringa trees are also perennial, so a single plant can be harvested year after year. They provide a year-round source of income for the communities that grow them & help to reverse problems of deforestation. And that's why it's our favourite superleaf!💚 #moringalove #dothemoringa #moringamiracles

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#Drumstick, a powerhouse of minerals, has been part of the South Indian diet since ages and is considered invaluable in #Ayurveda. The drumstick tree (#moringa), also called the ‘miracle tree’ is commonly found in the backyards of Kerala houses. Apart from the stick-like fruit, the flowers and leaves are also used in curry, and the bark is used in Ayurveda medicines.