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This
delicious plant may provide
the boost in energy, nutrition and
health you've been seeking.
Now there is a complete
book on Moringa, with
everything you need to know
about its nutritional and
medicinal properties.
Available on-line and in
stores near you.
Preview
Moringa: Nature's Medicine Cabinet
Sandy Holst answers questions on
Moringa here. Send your questions or
experiences with Moringa to
sandy.h-AT-sanfordholst.com
Q...I
thought Moringa seeds were supposed to sprout in less than two weeks.
It's been that long and nothing's come up. Am I doing something wrong?
 --Jack
A...Not
wrong, necessarily, but this often means you are not watering them
enough. You've probably heard the common scare about "don't
overwater Moringa!" I've found that this hardy plant actually
loves water. It just doesn't like to sit in puddles. If you've planted
the seeds in potting soil and the container has a hole in the
bottom--water away! Several times a day, in fact, until plants appear.
If there's too much water it will flow through. Moringa seeds sprout
faster if well watered, as quickly as one week. Best wishes for good
health!
--Sandy
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"Scientifically
speaking, Moringa sounds like magic. It can rebuild weak bones, enrich
anemic blood and enable a malnourished mother to nurse her starving
baby. Ounce for ounce, it has the calcium of four glasses of milk, the
Vitamin C of seven oranges and the potassium of three bananas.
"Sounds like
your Power Bar, you say? Well, consider this...Doctors use it to treat
diabetes in West Africa and high blood pressure in India.
"And it's not
only good for you, it's delicious."
--Los Angeles Times
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