These are leaves which are harvested and dried from farms in Ghana (West Africa). They are organically grown and hand harvested to ensure high quality and a GMO-free status. The dried Moringa leaves can be used to brew your own tea without using teabags or enhance your daily salad. Our moringa leaves are grown organically by our patented that ensures you get the highest quality, Non-GMO moringa leaves. With 15 times the potassium of Bananas, 17 times the calcium in milk, and 19 of the 20 amino acids, our moringa leaves contain the rare combination of nutrients that make the Moringa tree so special. Besides, according to the current scientific research, the moringa leaves have specific medicinal benefits due to their unique and high nutritional value. They are said to regulate high and low pressure, and also hormonal and Cholesterol levels. They also prevent obesity by stimulating metabolism. Furthermore, Moringaâ??s antioxidant make has given this product anti-carcinogen and cleansing properties which get rid of bad cells from the body. Moringa leaves are packed with more than 90 essential ingredients including the 19 types of amino acids, more than 35 anti-inflammatory compounds, 40 plus antioxidants, minerals, protein, key vitamins, phytonutrients, Omega, 3, 6, and 9 oils. Only a few foods in the world can match the nutrition level provided by our dried Moringa leaves. Besides, our dried Moringa leaves are carefully sun-and-shade dried at an ideal low temperature so as to preserve its nutrients and swiftly packaged to maintain the freshness. Some of the sellers use industrial machines to heat, dry or freeze dry their Moringa leaves. We use the sun! You can see the results in the bright green colors and the early smell of Moringa. We get our Moringa leaves from the small organic farms where the Moringa tree originates. We can attest to the purity and quality of every Moringa product we sell. How we harvest the moringa leaves We strip the leaflets from moringa leaf petioles. This is done directly from the branches. After discarding the damaged leaves, we carefully wash the Moringa leaves to remove dirt. Once we are done with washing them, we naturally dry the leaves using the sunlight. Attributes Stimulates the sympathetic nerve endings Accelerates heartbeats and constrict blood vessels Inhibits movements of involuntary movements of gastrointestinal tract Acts as an antitubercular and used to treat leaver diseases In large quantities, it prevents the growth of fungus Inhibits of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria Applications of Moringa leaves Applied in cosmetic field as a natural raw material of a neutral detergent and it can be added in hear shampoo and other detergents It is applied in health product field as raw of healthcare products to enhance the immune of a human body. As a raw material of drugs for anti-depressants, sedation, anti-tumor, and anti-bacterial, it is used in pharmaceutical fields
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It is literally referred to as a miracle plant. This is because the leaves are used to make healing compounds while the sepals are used to make food coloring. Also, the seeds can be used to make burlap, which is a kind of fabric. Our dried hibiscus can also be used to make tea which is highly nutritional. It is also used to add a floral taste to any beverage of your choice. This flower is called Jamaica or Flor de Jamaica in Spanish. Actually, it goes by several names, sorrel,chai torsh, bissap and so many more depending on the region it is commonly used. Origin Like many other plant species, dried hibiscus flowers has ancient origins. It is said to have originated from Northern Africa and South Eastern Asia. The Egyptians used it for medicinal purposes such as lowering body temperature, treating nerve diseases and also a diuretic. In some other cultures it was used to treat constipation and cancer. In Iran, drinking tea made from dried hibiscus flowers was used to treat high blood pressure. Pulp made from the leaves was applied on the skin to help wounds heal faster. Today, dried hibiscus flowers are used to research remedies for various infections and diseases. It has been used to lower cholesterol levels and has been shown to aid in weight loss. Our dried hibiscus flowers contain antioxidants called anthocyanins which cause the red coloring of the flowers. They have been shown to have anticancer properties. Dried hibiscus flowers can be used to make hibiscus tea and extract which are very easy to make yourself. How to make Hibiscus Tea from Dried Hibiscus Flowers Ingredients Two cups of dried hibiscus thoroughly rinsed Two or three cups of sugar or any other sweetener you may have Ten to twelve cups of water Instructions Mix the dried hibiscus flowers, sugar and four cups of water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and then let it simmer for about twenty minutes. Remove from heat and let it cool to about room temperature. Strain the flowers from the mixture. Add the remaining cups of water Serve over ice and enjoy This is a beverage you and your friends or even your guests can enjoy while relaxing. Also, you can make it at the comfort of your own home. For those who love working out, you can add this beverage in your daily regimen. FAQs Is this 100% hibiscus flowers only? Yes, it is. Only hibiscus flowers. What kind of hibiscus flowers are theses (need to confirm if these are Hibiscus sabdariffa)? They are Hibiscus sabdariffa. Is your Product Non-GMO? Yes, We only sell non-gmo products Do you add anything to the Flowers? No! Our organic flowers are 100% raw with no additives. Is your Calendula Gluten-Free? Yes! Can I make hibiscus syrup with these? Seems yes, but wondering if anyone has? Sure, just steep it with sugar & water to make a simple syrup & then strain. Is this wild tea? I not think so. They are organic, which means they have to know the growing conditions
Enrich and revitalize your skin with our African Black soap. It is a cleanser which helps exfoliate and also, gives your skin a healthier and richer glow. What makes this soap to have such magical results? The ingredients used to make the African Black soap are all-natural so rest assured that no additives are needed. It has also been used for a very long time to help in healing most skin-related diseases. As the name suggests, the African Black soap, as it is called in most European and American countries, originates from West Africa, particularly Ghana, where the women in that society made and used this soap to cleanse their skin and hair. Locally, the soap is known as alata simena, anago soap, ose dudu and sabulun salo. The secret recipe to make the African Black soap was passed down from generation to generation as it was considered sacred. However, there are several formulations on how to make it. Some have even been improvised and more ingredients have been added. Ingredients used to make the soap and their benefits Coconut oil â?? this product helps in cleaning, nourishing and moisturizing your skin and also helps activate collagen production which is vital for your skin. Plantain peels â?? cooking bananas are rich in vitamin C or ascorbic acid, thiamine, folic acid, antioxidants and proteins which help nourish your skin. Cocoa pods â?? these are the coverings of the cocoa bean which are a good source of antioxidants and have been proven to have anti-inflammatory properties. Shea butter â?? it is rich in fatty acids which help to give a silky smooth skin. It also facilitates the repair of damaged skin and activates generation of collagen. Palm oil â?? it is produced in the fruit of the palm tree. While in its unrefined state, it is rich in vitamin E, antioxidants and fatty acids. Palm kernel oil â?? unlike the one above, it is derived from the seed of the palm tree. It is a great source of fatty acids. How is African Black soap made? First, plant matter is gathered, then it is sun-dried and then it is roasted at a consistent temperature until it becomes ash. This is how it gets its deep and dark color. This ash is then added to water and a mixture of palm oil, coconut oil, Shea butter and any other fats needed. This mixture is then heated and stirred by hand for at least a day. When it begins to solidify, it is removed and left to â??cureâ?? for about a fortnight. The soaps made traditionally are generally purer as compared to those sold in American or European countries as they may have additional ingredients. How to use African Black Soap The soap has a sort of rough texture accompanied by an earthy scent which is pleasant. Being unprocessed, you will have to cut the soap into smaller pieces according to your own liking. As it is raw, it may contain pieces of vegetation which can easily be pulled out to avoid being cut while using it. To use it properly, create lather on your hands before rubbing it on your skin.
HARDWOOD CHARCOAL For grilling enthusiasts, this is a product of great value. Hardwood charcoal is said to be the building block for anything to do with grilling. In the past, people used to rely on charcoal briquettes for their grilling needs. However, hardwood or lump charcoal, as it is known in some regions of the world, has proved to be the preferred choice for many expert grillers. Using hardwood charcoal requires a little more experience because the heat produced is variable. How to make Hardwood Charcoal Our hardwood charcoal is made from only natural hardwood, for example, oak, hickory, cherry, mesquite or even maple. It can also be made from hardwood scrap from saw mills and from building manufacturing materials and from furniture. All these scraps are then carbonized, that is, the pieces of hardwood are burned in a low oxygen environment which is a process that takes at least a week. In industrial processing, the scraps are put in large concrete or steel silos which have a very little oxygen concentration. The process is stopped before the burning wood turns to ash which then leaves black lumps which are irregular in size. This process of making charcoal has ancient origins which date back to over thirty thousand years ago. Today, charcoal making is still practised in most third-world countries. You can make your own batch of hardwood charcoal in your own backyard. Also, lump charcoal is sold in most hardware stores at an affordable price. How to light Hardwood or Lump Charcoal Lighting hardwood charcoal and maintaining the consistency of heat is the toughest task while grilling. There are two recommended methods for lighting up hardwood charcoal at the comfort of your home. They include; Pyramid method Natural method Hardwood charcoal is also used in water filtration due to its high absorption properties and it is also used in the extraction of metals. Hardwood charcoal adds a smoky or woody flavor to whatever is being grilled which is pleasant. Any hardwood charcoal that does not completely burn during grilling can be used on another occasion. All in all, hardwood charcoal can be used in all types of outdoor cooking appliances such as barrel grills and smoker or even ceramic cookers and is great for use in any occasion. This is the perfect choice for you. FAQs Can you use this with other grills? Yes, any grill that requires lump charcoal. How strong is the smoke? Have had problems with big green egg coal with excessive smoke. Answer: That's why I stopped using the BGE coal. Smoke is much less. You get a little flavor but not as bad. Which is good for me because I use assorted flavor chips when I want that extra kick.
