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Why Moringa Seeds?
These tiny seeds from the “Tree of Life” have been enjoyed for generations. Peel them, grind them or toast them, and make moringa part of your everyday food routine.
1. Peel the seed and eat the kernel raw, followed by a glass of water, which will taste sweet.
2. Grind the kernels into a powder to add to food and drinks.
3. Toast them lightly in a little oil and they “pop” like popcorn, for a surprisingly tasty snack.
4. Brew the hulls in a teapot for a mild tea.
Moringa seeds are best enjoyed before your first meal.
We recommend starting with 2 seeds a day.
Do not eat more than 8 seeds a day.
Each jar contains about 250 seeds.
You can enjoy moringa seeds alongside any of our other herbs.
Many customers chew a couple of seeds before their shilajit, ashwagandha or lion’s mane tea, as the sweet aftertaste complements the earthy flavours.
🍿 Toasted Snack
Peel the seeds and toast them lightly in a little oil until they pop. Add a pinch of salt for a surprisingly tasty snack.
🥤 In Smoothies & Sauces
Grind the kernels and stir them into smoothies, porridge, soups or sauces.
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Why Choose Moringa?
Whole seeds are a different way to enjoy moringa: nothing to mix, nothing to measure.
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The Research Behind Moringa
Research References
With so much conflicting information on social media and the internet, it’s understandable to be sceptical about natural foods and herbs.
We’ve listed a selection of the published research our team reviewed in the Research References section at the bottom of this page. Many studies used moringa leaves or extracts rather than whole seeds, and some were laboratory or animal studies.
These studies are listed for transparency. They do not mean that moringa seeds treat, cure or prevent any condition.
MORINGA SEEDS
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Are all moringa seeds the same?
Are all moringa seeds the same?
No. The harvesting process, soil quality and transport can make the quality of moringa seeds differ a lot. That is why we only partner with ethical farms with good growing conditions.
What is the difference between moringa seeds and moringa powder?
What is the difference between moringa seeds and moringa powder?
Moringa powder is usually made from dried, ground moringa leaves. Moringa seeds come from the pods of the same tree and are eaten whole, peeled, ground or toasted. They taste quite different, and the seeds leave a naturally sweet aftertaste.
How do you eat moringa seeds?
How do you eat moringa seeds?
Peel the outer shell and chew or swallow the white kernel
How many moringa seeds should I eat per day?
How many moringa seeds should I eat per day?
We recommend starting with 2-3 seeds a day and monitoring how your body responds.
What other ways can I eat moringa seeds?
What other ways can I eat moringa seeds?
Grind the kernels into a powder to add to food and drinks.
Toast them lightly in a little oil and they “pop” like popcorn, for a surprisingly tasty snack.
Brew the hulls in a teapot for a mild tea.
Who should not eat moringa seeds?
Who should not eat moringa seeds?
Moringa seeds are not suitable for women who are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding, or for children. They may lower blood sugar and blood pressure, so speak to your doctor first if you take medication for diabetes, blood pressure or your thyroid. Do not eat more than 8 seeds a day.
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Disclaimers
Magictree Moringa Seeds Deluxe are a food. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment. Enjoy as part of a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not eat more than 8 seeds a day. Not suitable during pregnancy, while trying to conceive or while breastfeeding, or for children. Consult your doctor before use if you take medication for diabetes, blood pressure or your thyroid. Keep out of reach of young children. Store in a cool, dry place.
Health Claims
No health claims are made for moringa seeds on this page. Moringa has no authorised or on-hold health claim on the GB register, so it is described by its traditional use only.
Research References
A selection of the published research our team reviewed





