This
formula combines the known herbal properties of Hoodia and Oolong tea with
proprietary adjustment of natural botanical s, herbs and spices to provide the
essential nutrients the body needs when individuals are dieting. The main issue
in dieting is not the fat burners or appetite suppressing abilities of
supplement. The main issue is the nutrients, when people diet they are
depriving the body of nutrients and the body is hungry so you keep eating.
We have
taken the best and most nutritional herbs on the planet to make a powerful
super food/multivitamin. You can add Moringa plus to a drink, take it as a
vitamin or mix it as a tea; After a few days of use you will feel the benefits.
This is the only natural herbal multivitamin/super food on the market. Most
herbal multivitamins contain herbs that may have an adverse effect on certain
medications. The ingredients in Moringa Plus have to date posed not adverse
reaction to any medications. However, as with any supplement, consult with your
health practitioner before taking any supplement.
100% Natural - Hand made - Free of Binders, fillers, sugar, salt, starch,
yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg or preservatives.
The reason we do not use binders or fillers is because they effect the benefits
of the herbal ingredients. In a study published in the journal Pharmaceutical
Technology (April, 1985), the percent dissolution for capsules after 20 minutes
in solution went from 90% without stearates to 25% with stearates. In other
words, stearates reduced the rate the capsule dissolved by 65%! This delays the
absorption of nutrients. Individuals with impaired digestion may have
particular difficulty absorbing nutrients coated with stearates.
Ingredients
A proprietary blend Hoodia, Oolong tea, Moringa, Maqui berry, Acai (assai)
berry, Goji (Wolfberry), Noni fruit, Acerola berry, Camu, Mangosteen and
Stevia.
Methodology
As a dietary supplement take 1 capsule 30-40 minutes before each meal and 8 oz
of warm water or as directed by your health care practitioner.
Nutritional
Information:
Hoodia: For thousands of years the Bushmen have been eating Hoodia
Gordonii to decrease appetite and increase energy. While the Bushmen knew all
about the powers of Hoodia, it was not until the mid 60's that the first
research was done on Hoodia as an appetite suppressant. Even then, it took
another 30 years for South African laboratories to isolate the specific
appetite suppressing ingredient in Hoodia. This ingredient was called P57 (or
p-57) and licensed to the British pharmaceutical company - Phytopharm. There
are many so-called Hoodia products on the market, most do not contain pure
Hoodia stem, the Hoodia is so diluted the product will not perform as it is
claimed. Pure 100% wild crafted Hoodia stem is what has been used
successfully as an appetite suppressant. Hooida is expensive and Hoodia
products under $25 are worthless. Hoodia is one of the most expensive
herbs, it can fetch over $150 per pound. That is why most Hoodia products have
diluted Hoodia and not pure 100% wild crafted.
Oolong tea: The
difference in green tea and oolong tea is processing. All tea is green when picked.
Green tea is heated in order to halt the natural enzymatic reaction (oxidation)
of the leaf. Once dried, green tea leaves are then rolled intentionally
breaking the cell structure. Oolong tea leaves are plucked, kept under
carefully controlled conditions and allowed to oxidize. These leaves are not
intentionally broken, leaving most of the cell structure intact. These
processing differences make each category of tea beneficially different even
though they come from the same plant. The Chinese have long believed
that oolong tea is beneficial in reducing and maintaining weight. A Chinese
study, in 1998, of 102 females showed that continuous consumption of
oolong tea for six weeks resulted in a reduction of body weight. This
study, along with the question of other compounds contributing to tea's weight
loss benefits, spurred further research. Oolong tea increases
metabolism, burns fat through a process called lipolysis and blocks dietary fat
absorption. A department of Nutritional Services report provides the following
ranges for caffeine content for a cup of tea made with loose leaves: Black Tea:
23-110mg; Oolong tea 12-55mg; Green tea 8-36mg; white tea 6-25mg.
Moringa:
Moringa leaves are
highly nutritious and are rich in vitamins K, A, C, B6, Manganese, Magnesium,
Riboflavin, Calcium, Thiamin, Potassium, Iron, Protein and Niacin. Ounce for
ounce, Moringa contains seven times the Vitamin C found in oranges, four times
the beta carotene of carrots, three times the iron of
spinach, four times as much calcium as milk and three times the potassium of
bananas. Moringa also contains all 8 essential amino acids and is rich in
flavonoids, including Quercetin, Kaempferol, Beta-Sitosterol, Caffeoylquinic
acid and Zeatin.
Maqui Berry:
Maqui berry is
being praised as the most powerful botanical antioxidant on Earth due to its
vast amount of anthocyanins, polyphenols and bioflavaoids which can protect our
bodies from harmful free radicals. Anthocyanins are produced by plants for self
protection from the sun and other dangerous biological elements. These
anthocyanins are what give the Maqui Berry its rich, deep color. Anthocyanins
have been known to neutralize harmful enzymes that can destroy tissue,
promoting tissue regeneration and repairing damaged proteins in the blood
vessel walls. Anthocyanins may also improve eyesight and support a healthy
cardiovascular function and blood sugar levels. Documented studies have
revealed that Anthocyanins have a variety of beneficial anti-aging,
anti-inflammatory and thermogenic qualities which can stimulate weight loss and
ease the pain caused by swelling. Maqui berry is wonderful source of Vitamin A,
C, calcium, iron and potassium and provides some of the strongest physiological
effects of any individual plant compound.
Acai
(assai) Berry:
Acai berry is rich
in antioxidants, about 10-30 times more then the red wine. These antioxidants
help a lot in lowering down the bad blood cholesterol and getting up the good
blood cholesterol. This in turn helps the cardiovascular system in a good flow
of blood. Apart from that, Acai berry also has a good balance of the good fatty
acids and Omega's in order to even help the body about cholesterol and improve
the heart condition. The Acai berry is also rich in amino acids. These are the
building blocks of proteins, one of the most important compounds required by
the body. Proteins are required for building up muscles and helping them
carrying out their function properly. Acai berry is also rich in dietary fiber,
which ensures good digestion and also low cholesterol.
Goji (Wolfberry) Berry: Goji berry contains more beta
carotene than carrots, and 500 times more vitamin C by weight than oranges (if
this is the case, they would have 26g of vitamin C per 100g of actual berry -
miscalculation when looking at analysis results perhaps?). The fruit also
contains over 18 amino acids, 21 trace minerals, and substantial amounts of
vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6 and vitamin E. The analysis also apparently
discovered the berries to contain essential fatty acids and to be an incredibly
rich source of carotenoids (more than any other known food). Many of these
findings have been verified by subsequent studies, although the vitamin C
content claim is interesting to note and will be discussed momentarily.
Noni
fruit: The noni
plant flowers year round and bears a bitter fruit with a strong odor. Although
the leaves and root can be used, the fruit is the most widely used part of this
plant, primarily for noni juice. The fruit is made into juices as well as a
powder, notes All4naturalhealth.com, and contains phytochemicals, flavonoids,
complex carbohydrates, fatty acids and alkaloid. Noni juice contains
vitamins A and C, niacin, potassium, calcium, sodium and 18 amino acids,
according to Natural Home Remedies. Fruit grown organically in pollution-free
areas is the best source of noni juice, and regardless of the brand, the juice
is made from the same fruit, the Indian mulberry or noni fruit. Noni has18
amino acids, vitamins C and E, vitamins B1, 2, 6, and 12, folic acid and
minerals such as iron, calcium, phosphorous, potassium, sodium, magnesium, zinc,
copper and manganese. Also included in the nutritional array is carbohydrates,
protein and fiber.
Acerola berry: Acerola cherry is juicy, often as much sour as sweet in
flavor and very high in vitamin C and other nutrients. It is incredible and
unbelievable that one tiny cherry has a higher vitamin C content than an
orange. Specifically, the vitamin C content is 65 times greater than an orange,
which means one cherry has a vitamin C content that is equal to the minimum
daily recommended requirements. It is one of the richest sources of vitamin C
in fruit, second only to camu-camu.The acerola cherry also contains
approximately double the magnesium, potassium and vitamin B5, as an orange.
They are known to have high levels of vitamin A, often equal to that of raw
carrots. In addition to vitamins A, B and C, acerola cherries also contain the
key minerals calcium, iron, and phosphorus.As well as these powerful essential
vitamins and minerals, acerola cherries also contain other health promoting
plant compounds such as flavonoids and anthocyanins that are part of a bigger
category of health compounds called polyphenols. Acerola even boasts a novel
flavonoid so far only discovered in only these cherries(3), though that does
not rule out the possibility that this compound could also be present but
undiscovered in other fruits.
Camu: Camu-camu fruit has the highest recorded amount of natural vitamin
C known on the planet. Oranges
provide 500-4,000 ppm vitamin C, or ascorbic acid; acerola has tested in the
range of 16,000 to 172,000 ppm. Camu-camu provides up to 500,000 ppm, or about
2 grams of vitamin C per 100 grams of fruit. In comparison to oranges,
camu-camu provides thirty times more vitamin C, ten times more iron, three
times more niacin, twice as much riboflavin, and 50% more phosphorus. Camu-camu
is also a significant source of potassium, providing 711 mg per kg of fruit. It
also has a full complement of minerals and amino acids that can aid in the
absorption of vitamin C. Alpha-pinene and d-limonene (compounds known as
terpenes) predominate as the volatile compounds in this fruit.
Mangostein:
Mangosteen fruit is
useful to just about anybody who eats it. Even more importantly it's packed
with antioxidents. It also contains vitamins and minerals like : fibbers, potassium,
iron, calcium, vitamin B1, B2, B6 and vitamin. Another distinctive substance
that we can find in mangosteen are Xanthones. These are chemical compounds,
that helps the defence system for the total well-being of the mind and body.
Stevia: Stevia may offer several health
benefits. It doesn't trigger an insulin response and so can be used as a
sweetener by diabetics. Also, its natural, low-calorie sweetness may help
reduce Americans' unhealthy, weight-inducing dependence on sugar, fructose,
corn syrup and other high-calorie sweeteners. Stevia does not cause cavities.
Contraindications and Warnings:
Not to be used during pregnancy or while breast-feeding.
Drug Interactions: Check back for updates in this section.
Other Practitioner Observations: Check back for updates in this section.
This section of Contraindications and Warnings will continually be updated.
FDA Statement:
This product has not been evaluated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. This product is, therefore, not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.