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Moringa oleifera (Moringa oleifera)

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Dr. Lucullus stresses that there is no "moringa" like "moringa", we take pride in the fact that our natural nutritional supplements are of premium quality. We care about the content, purity and potency of the ingredients that contribute to your health. We explain why: By gently processing the leaves into a superfood powder, we ensure its stability, protection and longer shelf life. 

Approximately 7 kg of fresh leaves are needed to produce 1 kg of dried powder. The leaves contain the most macronutrients and antioxidants and are harvested early in the morning or late in the evening so that they do not lose vitamins and minerals in direct sunlight.Fresh moringa must be processed immediately after harvesting. Drying takes place at a temperature of up to 42 °C to preserve nutrients. The powder is stored and packaged hermetically. Moringa oleifera, known as the "miracle tree of life", is classified as an important plant due to its medicinal benefits. Ayurveda claims that it provides a cure for 100 diseases.

It is used to treat pain, wounds, liver disease, heart inflammation, cancer, malnutrition, chronic diseases, and to support reproductive health.

Healers usemoringa for stomach pain, joint pain and to aid digestion. Its best-known property is its ability to boost overall immunity. Pharmacological studies have shown the cardioprotective and anti-inflammatory potential of extracts from various parts of the plant. Bioactive components are present in every part of the plant. Its medicinal effects are due to the presence of alkaloids, phenolic acids, glycosides, sterols, glucosinolates, flavonoids (catechin, epicatechin, quercetin), terpenes and bases (predominantly gallic, ellagic and caffeic acids). Moringa is rich in compounds such as vitamins, micronutrients and carotenoids, which increase its medicinal value. Isolated as muramoside and niazin, they have powerful antioxidant, anti-cancer and nutritional effects. Their antimicrobial activity acts against bacteria and fungi, and they have been proven to inhibit the growth of pathologies and infections without side effects. Isothiocyanates are primarily responsible for these effects. Zeatin is known as the hormone of youth. Bioactive compounds have antitumour, antidiabetic and antifibrotic effects, which corresponds to the function of liver synthesis. The administration of moringa improves heart function and lowers high cholesterol levels (thanks to polyphenols). 

In conclusion, Moringa oleifera Dr. Lucullus is interesting for its nutritional composition and bioactive compounds. It is certified, GMO-free and contains no undesirable additives. Our moringa comes from verified EU suppliers. It has a positive effect on nutritional status and health, with no decomposition products that would reduce its effectiveness. Whether you are looking to support your immune system, improve digestion, increase energy and vitality, reduce inflammation, or support overall health, liver and heart function, it may be the right solution for you. The powder is pungent, hot and not to everyone's liking, but processing it into capsules makes it easier to use. 

Moringa oil contains:

more vitamin C than an orange

more vitamin A (beta-carotene) than carrots

more protein than yoghurt

more vaporizer than milk

more iron than spinach (against anemia)

more potassium than a banana

more omega-3 as well as salmon

antioxidants essential amino acids (important for amino acids)

also used in the treatment of osteoporosis

chromium helps relieve stress and manganese contributes to healthy joints

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