Moringa Oleifera

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Tootsfriend
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Moringa Oleifera

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I bought a packet of this Moringa coffee from Chip Mong supermarket to see if it passed the pub test and was quite surprised at the taste. Even more surprising was the packaging which was very good and is a product that would sell well in the overseas markets. Besides all the other health benefits,
I believe that if you replaced every glass of alcohol with a cup of this tea or coffee you could be cured of your addiction to alcohol.
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Tootsfriend wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 7:10 am ImageImage

I bought a packet of this Moringa coffee from Chip Mong supermarket to see if it passed the pub test and was quite surprised at the taste. Even more surprising was the packaging which was very good and is a product that would sell well in the overseas markets. Besides all the other health benefits,
I believe that if you replaced every glass of alcohol with a cup of this tea or coffee you could be cured of your addiction to alcohol.
Why were you surprised at the taste, did it taste like beer?
Also, is this “advice” directed at a specific individual, or are you assuming all CEO members are alcoholics?
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Why not drink coffee pure and then take a Moringa tablet?

It's like having nicotine infused beer.
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The trees are all over PP and the provinces.
The leaves and seeds are relentlessly harvested in public places.
Some local eating houses make a sort of juice with ice sugar and green leaves in a blender.
It is kind of a draw card for those restos who have it and they usually run out by lunch time.
Seeds are sold in the markets as medicine.
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Dried Moringa leaf powder (pure) used to be available at several stores. Great in a smoothy. I often bought it at Thai Huot, but now they don't seem to carry it anymore.
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