Mariko Gifford on Moringa

Moringa Oleifera, commonly called the 'drumstick tree", and 'horseradish tree' is native to India but has been planted around the world and is naturalized in many countries. Moringa is one of the most powerful health-enhancing plants yet known to man. While many things found in Nature can have one or two health benefits, Moringa has so many. Moringa has more nutrition in the leaf than any other plant yet known.
About Mariko Gifford, Owner, Moringa For Life - moringaforlife.com/
Mariko Gifford has been growing Moringa and making health products for more than 13 years. She began the Moringa journey as an Organic Inspector before the USDA diminished the standard. While on an inspection, she had the idea to find the most nutritious plant so the work of getting the soil right would make the work worth the effort. Strangely, Moringa is not listed in botanical libraries, herb books, garden books or other plant resources. It is not listed in the Materia Medica, the exhaustive volume listing plants and herbs. That is why it has been so important for Mariko, that she educate people about Moringa. Her website was one of the only places to get information about Moringa in the early years. Virtually every website today with Moringa information or Moringa products began by visiting her site or talking with her. Only in the last few years has Moringa begun to get world attention for its nutritional and medicinal benefits. Mariko has helped many business and hunger organizations with their Moringa projects around the world. As one of the few experts on Moringa, her input has been invaluable to continue to get the Moringa message out.
This presentation was given by Mariko Gifford on March 22, 2013 at the North County San Diego CRFG chapter meeting. For more info about our chapter and CRFG visit: nc.crfgsandiego.org/

[@jamesbrady8901]

A great presentation, I will be planting Moringa tree farm in Alabama very soon. The tree of life is amazing

[@jbonsoldc]

Thank you so much for this lecture! I'm fascinated with the health benefits of this tree. I live in San Diego and want to start growing my own. Can't wait!

[@vidanueva6192]

*?It would be easier to have someone helping with Power Point who is proficient in its use. Great information.*_

[@Roscoslayer]

Your body will thank you...Amazing food!

[@danthadon87]

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Thanks for the video!
I hear moringa stenopetala has been observed to grow at 6500 feet and I live in an altitude as high as 7550 ft in Vilcabamba Ecuador, will this moringa species grow in my altitude? and flower and seed?