Health Benefits of Angelica

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  Benefits of Angelica:- Angelica is a widely cultivated, scented, northern European herb with fleshy, spindle-shaped roots, an erect stalk, and many greenish-yellow flowers arranged in an umbrella-like shape. The seeds are oblong and off-white. It is similar to and sometimes confused with the extremely toxic water hemlock, Cicuta maculata.  There are several recognized varieties of A. archangelica, wild and cultivated. In the US, Angelica atropurpurea often is cultivated in place of the European species. The oil has been used medicinally to stimulate gastric secretion and treat gas, and to topically treat rheumatic and skin disorders.  The Ayurvedic medical system suggests angelica for CNS effects. Angelica root, root powder, essential oil, and liquid extracts made from the herb are prepared and used traditionally. Angelica may have applications in treating epilepsy and anxiety; however, clinical trials are lacking to support therapeutic applications. Antioxidant activit...
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Benefits of Moringa pterygosperma(Munaga)

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 Moringa pterygosperma(Munaga):-

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Benefits:-

You’ll be surprised to know that this green herb which is commonly used in india meals is actually a powerful superfood. The multi-purpose  Moringa tree is mostly found on the foothills of the Himalayas.

Moringa pterygosperma tree is high in fiber which helps in keeping you full for longer. The leaves contain an antioxidant called chlorogenic acid that acts as a natural fat burner and also helps in balancing the blood sugar levels.

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Moringa pterygosperma powder is highly nutritious and full of minerals and antioxidants. Your body gets energy from the food you eat and most of it is used for repairing the normal wear and tear of cells that occurs. 

Moringa pterygosperma leaves are full of Vitamin A which helps in supporting supple skin. It is also a great source of all the essential amino acids that help in the formation of keratin protein needed for longer and thicker hair.

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Moringa pterygosperma is known for its strong anti-inflammatory properties and may help in treating stomach ulcers and infections.

Moringa pterygosperma contains amino acid tryptophan that is required for the production of the neurotransmitter serotonin and the sleep cycle regulating hormone melatonin.

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Moringa pterygosperma leaves are an excellent source of many vitamins and minerals.
  1. Protein: 2 grams
  2. Vitamin B6: 19% 
  3. Vitamin C: 12% 
  4. Iron: 11% 
  5. Riboflavin B2: 11% 
  6. Vitamin A : 9% 
  7. Magnesium: 8% 
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