Healthy Moringa Drink
By Thelma
@thelme55 (79311)
Germany
July 28, 2016 2:08am CST
At last I am able to drink Moringa/ Malunggay/ Miracle Tree water again. I have not drink this selfmade healthy drink for almost 2 years. I have missed this.
Have you drink Moringa water or Moringa tea?
A few years ago, I have found out accidentally that what I have in my garden is one of the super food on earth. I did a research about this vegetable tree and I was amazed that what we have in our garden has a lot of health benefits.
Have you heard about Moringa tree or Miracle tree?
Now I drink 2 bottles of infused Moringa leaves water daily and I feel good. Would you like to try it if you have a chance?
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11 responses
@CaptAlbertWhisker (32760)
• Calgary, Alberta
28 Jul 16
I eat moringga leaves because I have a tree on my backyard. I dont use it for making tea though since I eat the leaves already. I love mixing the leaves with bread dough, it doesnt affect the taste and it makes my bread more nutritious.
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@hereandthere (45628)
• Philippines
28 Jul 16
our neighborhood bakery also sells malunggay pandesal, same price as regular pandesal. i don't notice any change in taste.
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@thelme55 (79311)
• Germany
28 Jul 16
I used it both @CaptAlbertWhisker. I have not tried putting Moringa leaves on a bread but I will try this soon.
@thelme55 (79311)
• Germany
28 Jul 16
@hereandthere I have not heard of Malunggay pandesal. I hope we have that in our bakery here. Thanks for the tip. I might bake Moringa bread.
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@toniganzon (77084)
• Philippines
28 Jul 16
I drink lemon infused water but this is the first time I've heard of moringga infused water. You just placed the leaves in the water and drink it? Hot or cold?
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@thelme55 (79311)
• Germany
28 Jul 16
I just put the washed moringa leaves in a bottle of water and let it stay for a few hours in the refrigerator and drink it. you can try that if you can @toniganzon
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@wittynet (4421)
• Philippines
16 Aug 17
@thelme55 I'm sorry to hear that.
Have you also tried Malunggay tea? I thought of it just the other day and tried some. I like the taste. When I visit my parents in the province, I'll dry Malunggay leaves. We have a very old Malunggay tree, older than my father. It's not only providing us a lot of leaves, but also preventing soil erosion as it's a big big treee.
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@hereandthere (45628)
• Philippines
28 Jul 16
we add it to fried rice sometimes and of course tinola (chicken in ginger broth).
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@thelme55 (79311)
• Germany
28 Jul 16
I have not add this to fried rice but in the soup. I´ll try that next time. Thanks for the tip @hereandthere
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@JadePlatypus (234)
• Australia
28 Jul 16
What sort of health benefits does it give? I have not heard of this tree. Yes, I'd try it if I could.
I like to have a glass of warm water with a squeeze of lemon juice first thing in the morning. Well, I used to, until we 'pruned' our lemon tree a little bit too vigorously. We are still waiting for the next lot of lemons to ripen. Lemon juice in warm water is supposed to be good for you too.
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@acelawrites (19272)
• Philippines
28 Jul 16
I also boil moringa leaves and drink the tea. Sometimes I blend the leaves to make a smoothie.
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@thelme55 (79311)
• Germany
28 Jul 16
That´s great @acelawrites. I will try the smoothie version soon. Thanks for the tip.
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