Vitamin supplement sales are a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States alone. Just walk into your local health food store and you will find rows and rows of vitamins for sale; vitamins A, B, C, D, E, heck, there’s even a vitamin F (essential fatty acids). This industry is so lucrative because most Americans are deficient in at least one vitamin due to poor food choices. One can only assume that the 35% of American, who report regular supplementation with vitamins, must belief that the… Continue

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There are two types of non prescription sleep aids: pharmaceutical and herbal. Even though they are non prescription sleep aids, the pharmaceutical type still have side effects. This is because most non prescription sleep aids are made from an antihistam

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Extraction techniques

Moringa seed has a fairly soft kernel, so the oil can be extracted by hand using a screw press (also known as a ‘spindle’ or ‘bridge’ press). The seed is first crushed, 10% by volume of water is added, followed by gentle heating over a low fire for 10–15 minutes, taking care not to burn the seed. One such test yielded 2.6 litres of oil from 11kg of kernels. Once the best processing conditions are worked out, an extraction efficiency of 65% could probably be expected.

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Moringa is the only genus in the family Moringaceae. This genus comprises 13 species, all of which are trees that grow in tropical and sub-tropical climates. The taxon name moringa comes from the Tamil/Malayalam word murungakkAi.[verification needed] In Gujarati it is called Saragvo.
The most popular species is Moringa oleifera, a multi-purpose tree originally from Tamil Nadu/Kerala state of India, which is what is commonly referred when the name Moringa is used. This variety is cultivated throu… Continue