IF YES:
What about the economic feasibility?
What is the maximum amount to be added to the meal in order to be acceptable in terms of taste and shape?
Is there any scientific study confirmed nutritional or health benefits of Moringa supplemented food in human models?
Thank you in advance
the test is almost like watercress(جرجير) it can be added to salads when it is fresh it can be added as much as you can add watercress. too much research on its nutritional value and chemical composition are available: among the the attached papers .
hope you good luck in your work
http://www.betuco.be/agroforestry/Moringa%20Leaf%20Powder2008.pdf
http://website.paaf.gov.kw/pls/portal/portal.pdf?ser=916&no=1
Article Health Benefits of Moringa oleifera
Thank you very much for your informative answers dear brother Abdelrahim
See lots of studies have been done on Moringa, but the thing is to get a new innovative idea to revive Morninga once more!. So you need to answer all the question mentioned from your self again, take your time to do researching, if you believe that Moringa is your interest. So go researching and think how to benefit Egyptian from the nutritional benefits of Moringa, I would suggest to make an innovative cheap food product from Moringa. Good luck
Dear Ahamed,
Moringa is considered as a wonder tree because it contains quite a number of vitamins and minerals. In Sri Lanka dried and powdered moringa leaves are applied to bread, cakes and most of the bakery goods for value addition. It contains substantial quantities of Fe and Ca and dietary fibre . It's always good to anlyse the nutrient content in various parts of the plant (leaves, pod, bark, flowers) and identify the more palatable forms in food. Though these minerals are abundant you should also test the bio availability of said nutrients when applied to various products. It's a very rich source in fibre and minerals and promoting the application of this plant to food sources may enhance the prevention of various dietary diseases. Good luck with your ongoing research.
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