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    Can morninga leaves be eaten on a salad?
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    Yes, you can wash them straight from the tree and add.
  • Question
    Where can I get Moringa seeds?
    Community Answer
    Many health food stores and online shops sell the seeds.
  • Question
    Does the leaves, buds or seeds prevent pregnancy?
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    The flowers/buds are alleged to be an abortificant. Expecting moms should not eat them just to be safe. The leaves, seedpods, and seed oil are all very safe and time tested. Holding a seed between your knees while sitting may prevent pregnancy.
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    Can I use their stems to make tea?
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    No, the stem is very tough and would not make a good tea (unless you want a lot of fiber).
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    Can moringa root be useful as an herbal drink?
    Community Answer
    No, I wouldn't use moringa root as an herbal drink as it takes too long to process.
  • Question
    Will they survive and thrive in Portland, Oregon?
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    They should be alright in that climate.
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    Does dried moringa have the same nutritional value as fresh moringa?
    Community Answer
    Yes, it will have the same value. The leaves have only lost moisture, but still contain all the nutrients.
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    What is the easiest way to dry moringa leaves in the shortest time?
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    Remove the leaves from the stem and put them under the sun. If you put it under full sunlight, it should be very crispy by noontime and that means it's fully dried.
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    Can I grind the leaves after drying them?
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    Yes, use a kitchen blender to pulverize the leaves, then stop. That is all you need. No special equipment is necessary.
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    How many leaves should be put in one glass of water overnight to increase the pH level?
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    You can use pH testing strips to measure the pH in the morning. Experiment with the quantity of leaves to achieve the pH level you are looking for.
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