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Moringa Tea

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Description

Moringa tea is made from drumstick leaves also known as the Moringa oleifera tree leaves.
Moringa is also known as the "miracle herb". Its tree is called the "ben oil tree" and "horseradish tree" but is commonly known as the "drumstick tree" in India. The name moringa is derived from the word "Murungai" meaning "twisted pod"
Moringa tea has a natural earthy taste that is similar to green tea. It can be consumed in a moderate amount for a healthy lifestyle.
Drumstick Leaves are majorly consumed in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Odisha for its herbal benefits. View full details

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Control Blood Sugar Levels

Moringa has Chlorogenic acid (CGA), a powerful antioxidant that helps control blood sugar by boosting insulin sensitivity and improving glucose tolerance.

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Reduces Fat and Cholesterol

Moringa tea contains methionine that helps absorb fat and lower your cholesterol levels.

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Lowers Blood Pressure

Quercetin, an antioxidant in moringa tea helps lower blood pressure by relaxing blood vessels and improving blood flow.

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Reduces Swellings & Pain

Isothiocyanates in moringa tea help reduce inflammation by blocking the signals in your body that cause swelling and irritation.

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Helps in Detoxification

Moringa contains compounds like chlorophyll, which help remove toxins from the liver and kidneys

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Helps With Hair Growth & Acne

Phytosterols in moringa stimulate hair follicles promoting stronger & healthier hair. Iron helps oxygenate hair roots and promote healthy blood circulation to the scalp.

Brewing Instruction

Step 1

Take a cup of water and boil it at a high temperature

Step 2

Dip the tea bag (moringa leaves, green tea and turmeric) into the water after reducing its heat

Step 3

Steep for 3 to 5 minutes in a teacup or kettle

Step 4

Sweeten your tea with honey or other sweetener of your choice for taste

Step 5

Remove the tea bag and serve it hot

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add sugar to Moringa tea? +

Yes, you can add sugar to moringa tea. However, if you're opting for health benefits, it's better to avoid sugar and instead add organic honey.

Is Moringa tea safe during pregnancy? +

Iron-deficiency anemia during pregnancy is common. Moringa rich in iron content helps overcome anemia. However, the bark and root of moringa is considered unsafe during pregnancy. So, it is always advisable to consult your doctor before adding it to your diet.

Can I drink Moringa tea with an empty stomach? +

Yes, you can drink Moringa tea on an empty stomach. Drinking it with an empty stomach helps with absorption of nutrition. If you are sensitive to herbal teas, consider drinking in small amounts and see how your body reacts.

Does Moringa tea contain caffeine? +

Generally, herbal teas are caffeine-free. However, if they contain ingredients like black or green tea, then they do have caffeine.