AYURVEDIC USES OF MORINGA

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Moringa, commonly known as drumstick, is rapidly gaining popularity as a potent superfood. This has been used extensively in Indian dishes, and is a staple in the Indian kitchen. It has a rich nutritional profile and is used in a number of ayurvedic remedies as well. Moringa has a bitter or pungent taste, and is used in Ayurveda to pacify kapha and vata doshas. Different parts of Moringa tree are used in different formulations.

BENEFITS

  • AYURVEDIC USES OF MORINGAA paste made up of the Moringa bark and leaves is great for calming inflammation. It relieves burning sensations and can also be used to hasten wound healing.
  • Moringa seed oil is a great ayurvedic remedy for wounds and to treat pain in injured regions of the body.
  • Pain caused by arthritis can be extremely hard to tolerate. Moringa seed oil helps alleviate this pain and eases the stress on the body.
  • Moringa stimulates the nervous system. For this reason, it is used to prepare a tonic to help those with weak nerves.
  • Moringa can also be used to treat paralysis and conditions such as palsy.
  • Moringa adds good flavour to dishes and also stimulates the appetite or agni.
  • Moringa has good binding properties which makes it great for regular bowel movements and to prevent diarrhea.
  • Moringa also helps to purge a worm infestation in the stomach.
  • Moringa is used in Ayurveda as part of a potent heart tonic due to its efficiency in promoting cardiac
  • Moringa is also a great cure for coughs and colds.
  • Moringa can also be used as a diuretic. It helps calm urinary tract infections and makes it easy to pass urine.
  • Moringa helps regulate menstruation in women.
  • MORINGAMoringa can help with weight management.
  • It has a potent detoxifying effect which removes ama from the body.
  • Moringa also aids in soothing skin and treating certain skin conditions.
  • Moringa promotes vision and eye health. 
  • It is used ayurvedically to break fevers. Moringa also induces sweating when used the right way.
  • Moringa supplements are a great way to incorporate this into your diet.
  • However, always consult an ayurvedic doctor to find the best Ayurvedic regimen for your specific needs.

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