Moringa Oleifera: the "miracle tree" 

• Moringa oleifera (Moringaceae) is a tree native to India, and cultivated in tropical areas of the world.
  
  
• It is considered the “miracle tree”, because all its parts (leaves, flowers, fruits, wood and seeds) are used mainly for their pharmacological and nutritional properties.
  
  
• The crushed seeds are known for their very high capacity to purify drinking water.
  
  
• The leaves of the tree are so nutrient dense they are an integral part of the WHO and FAO programs for feeding the poor in indigent countries.
  
  
• In Ayurveda the moringa tree and its parts are used to treat over 300 ailments.
  

Moringa oil benefits

• Moringa oil is very penetrating (contains 72% oleic acid, a known penetration enhancer) and drives nutrients deep into the skin because of it's similarity to sebum oil. This makes it recognizable by our bodies.
  
  
• Extremely high in antioxidants such as gamma tocopherol.
  
  
• One of the most stable oils because it never goes rancid – used as a lubricant in watches.
  
  
• It’s built-in antioxidants prevent it from oxidizing.
  
  
• High in anti-inflammatories (polyphenols, flavonoids).
  
  
• Antimicrobial:  Tested against multiple bacteria:
  1. Bacteria on face increases aging of the skin.
  2. Bacteria in the wrinkles makes them more pronounced by causing inflammation and making them more visible.