The ingredient

1,200mg of pure moringa leaf. That's the whole list.

Naturally rich in Vitamin A (skin), Vitamin C (collagen synthesis), Vitamin E (antioxidant), Iron (energy), Zinc (hair & nails), a complete amino acid profile, and 46 polyphenol antioxidants including quercetin, kaempferol, and glucomoringin.

Encapsulated in a plant-based vegan capsule. No fillers, no binders, no synthetic additives.

Documented mechanisms

What the studies show

Every claim links to peer-reviewed research. Here's the evidence.

Anti-inflammatory

Documented to inhibit the NF-κB inflammatory pathway; suppresses COX-2, TNF-α, and IL-6. Includes a dedicated analgesic-activity section across animal models.

Pareek et al., 2023 — PMC9916933

Energy & anemia

RCT-backed improvement in women with low hemoglobin (8–12 g/dL). Iron, B vitamins, and a complete amino acid profile support natural energy.

Comprehensive review, 2023

Breastfeeding (galactagogue)

2022 double-blind RCT, 88 postpartum women: 47% more breast milk at day 3; 52.3% met the WHO 6-month exclusive breastfeeding target. No adverse effects.

Fungtammasan & Phupong, 2022 — PMC9684698
Safety

Safety & sourcing

Is it safe? What's the dosing ceiling?

Moringa has a wide therapeutic window — the lethal dose in animal studies is >2,000 mg/kg, orders of magnitude above human daily use (1.2g). Recommended not to exceed 70g/day; we're far below that.

Any warnings?

Not for use during pregnancy — moringa has documented uterine-contraction (abortifacient) potential at high doses. Safe and studied during breastfeeding. Consult your provider if on medication.