Welcome to Moringa For Life!
Formerly Mariko's Family Farm,
Family owned and operated since 1998
I have been growing Moringa and making products from our farm longer than anyone in the Moringa business, over 13 years. When I began years ago, there were only 4 websites about Moringa. Most of the sites and businesses began by reading my web site and learning from me. Even projects all over the world for mal nutrition, Aids/HIV, infant mortality, catastrophe relief, etc., were sourced from our farm or products. So many people ask me why I have shared so much information and technical information about Moringa, how to grow it, how to process it and how to make products, virtually creating my own competition. It is simple for me. I want there to be an abundance of Moringa available in the world. This provides the potential for regaining control of our health by adding nutrition to everything we eat. I have seen so much growth in this business in the past few years. It warms my heart to know that I have been such a big part of the Moringa world.
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New Product!
Moringa Rose Cream is finally here. This product is so wonderful, we use it every day morning and night. It is in a rich coconut oil base with Rose Absolute and Helichrysum oil. Helichrysum oil is also beneficial for the skin and enhances the scent of rose. We put as much Moringa Seed Oil as we possibly could. We don't have a picture of it yet but we have already had so much great response.
New packaging!!
We have changed our 8 oz and 16 oz packaging to a Biodegradable AND compost able bag. The inner cello bag protects from moisture and is also biodegradable and compost able. Lighter on the planet and consistent with our vision for low tech cottage industry works.
Our Commitment to Quality
We are able to ensure the highest quality of products because we are also the grower of the Moringa tree. We are there at the very beginning on the farm fortifying the soil with organic soil amendments. This is the most important factor. No matter what a plants' potential is, it can only uptake from the soil the nutrients that are in the soil. Our deep connection with this tree is evident at every stage of our work. An energetic connection is made at every stage of work, from the conditioning of the soil, the planting of the seed through to the packaging and shipping of all products to your hands.
We believe in having our hands and hearts in our business and in our product. We hold the Moringa tree as sacred in this co-creative work. Moringa, commonly called The Miracle Tree or Tree of Life has the potential for healing because of its high nutritional levels. As more scientific research is being completed, we are seeing the modern day proof of native uses for this amazing plant. Conduct your own research and consult your health care practitioner or doctor to discover the many uses and benefits of the Moringa Oleifera Tree.
AMAZING BENEFITS - EASY TO USE!
The Many Uses of Moringa
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- Add fresh leaf or dry leaf powder to dishes like salads and soups.
- Brew delicious tea with Moringa Tea Powder.
- Add Leaf Powder to your favorite dip or sauce to give it a nutritional boost.
- Use natural and body-friendly cosmetic products like:
- The Moringa Facial Mask,
- Moringa Deodorant and Moringa Lip Balm.
- Moringa Oil is good for the body, inside and out!
High Nutrient Content
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Gram for gram, Moringa leaves contain:
- 7 times the vitamin C in oranges
- 4 times the calcium in milk
- 4 times the vitamin A in carrots
- 2 times the protein in milk
- 3 times the potassium in bananas
- 3 times the iron in spinach
Grow your own Moringa Tree
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- Once established it sends a tap root down to the water table making it drought tolerant.
- It is a nitrogen fixer and can be used as a fertilizer.
- it is a livestock feed
- It grows tall and lacy if left unchecked and so is good for forest gardening
- The seed is used to clarify water
- The seed oil never goes rancid and is used in fine machinery
- the seed oil burns clean and so is a good source for heat and light
- it is a sustainable food source for third world countries where malnutrition is prevalent.
- Growing instructions
