Miracle tree
By tita417
@Tita417 (1228)
Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
October 15, 2015 11:54pm CST
We call it the horse radish, moringa,moringana, and in our country malunggay. It has been with us for centuries and has been use for food and medicinal purposes. Testimonies has been told that it can heal diseases even cancer. I had severe.migraine before and since I drink this as tea it never recur. Do you know that it grows anywhere even in the desert.?Has anyone tried this?. Do you know this tree?
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@sofssu (23662)
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16 Oct 15
When my mom was really ill all she would eat was small doses of soup made with the leaves. I am trying to get a small tree in a container . We used to have a huge tree in our parents home. We cook the leaves and the vegetable, They also make a tea of the bark as a remedy to some ailments.. I forget what.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
23 Oct 15
So malunggay is called horse radish in English . Hmm , i didn't know that . Nice to learn something today . 
Anyway , it's one of my favorite veggies , specially when it is cooked with coconut milk , smoked fish and shrimp paste. I love it pared with fried fish . 
Anyway , it's one of my favorite veggies , specially when it is cooked with coconut milk , smoked fish and shrimp paste. I love it pared with fried fish . 2 people like this
@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
16 Oct 15
It is interesting to hear about miracle tree and it is good that it could cure your diseases also. As it grows in sub-tropical or tropical regions, I have not seen it in New Delhi.
I have checked it is also called drumstick tree. It produces long green pods that have been compared to a cross between peanuts and asparagus. The peeled roots are used as a substitute for horseradish and the edible leaves make a highly nutritious vegetable. Its leaves contain vital vitamins, calcium and potassium and even proteins.
We use drumstick for preparing gravy dishes but I did not know about the drumstick tree and I am not sure if drumstick, we use are part of this miracle tree or come from this tree?
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@lilnana1111 (2305)
• United States
16 Oct 15
No, I've never heard of it before but sounds like it could help a lot of people.
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@Tita417 (1228)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
16 Oct 15
Yes try looking it up in youtube and you will see all its' uses. for toothaches, for wounds, just put a leaf on a bleeding wound and it will stop the bleeding. Even anti inflamatory so it won't swell. There's a lot more uses for this look it up at Youtube
@HebrewGreekStudies (1646)
• Canada
24 Oct 15
I'm not sure, but I'm also someone who has severe migraines, so I'm curious about this. Mine are so bad that they last 3-5 days and nothing seems to help them at all:/
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@HebrewGreekStudies (1646)
• Canada
24 Oct 15
@Tita417 thank you, I will try it:)
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@owstalaga (4707)
• Philippines
18 Oct 15
I love malunggay! Sadly I don't get to eat it that much these days... I don't cook any dish that has malunggay in it. I only know it is cooked with Tinola which I rarely cook. 
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@arthurchappell (45002)
• Preston, England
22 Oct 15
not seen the trees, but I have had horse radish on salads - tastes great.
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@rahulvsmokiee (3110)
• Thiruvananthapuram, India
22 Oct 15
I am hearing fo rthe first time that it grows even in desert. I hope you are enjoying you day my friend.
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