See What Happens To Your Body When You Drink Moringa Everyday

Does anyone here on RP use herbal remedies ? As we move through life , ailments become more prominent with age . I wonder has anyone here tried Moringa or moringa oleifera ?

moringa oleifera ,is becoming more and more popular each day. It is a fast growing, deciduous tree which is native to India. It’s widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical areas all over Asia, South America and Africa.

I am interested if you have ,does it help ? I think I am going to look into Moringa and possibly give it a try for my arthritis. Grandpa Walton . "From the TV series The Waltons ". Used " The recipe " for his rheumatism and Senescence. We all know that alcohol is only a temporary fix. Just don't pour it down the drain ! Like Grandma did....

Word of the Day : February 3, 2019

senescence

noun sih-NESS-unss

Definition :

1 : the state of being old : the process of becoming old.

2 : the growth phase in a plant or plant part (such as a leaf) from full maturity to death.

Did You Know ?

Senescence can be traced back to Latin senex, meaning "old." Can you guess which other English words come from senex? Senile might (correctly) come to mind, as well as senior. But another one might surprise you: senate. This word for a legislative assembly dates back to ancient Rome, where the Senatus was originally a council of elders composed of the heads of patrician families. There's also the much rarer senectitude, which, like senescence, refers to the state of being old (specifically, to the final stage of the normal life span).
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Examples :

"The results revealed that some trees have shorter or longer sleep periods than 12 hours and others show slow continuous movement in one direction probably because of disease or senescence." — ScienceDaily, 20 Apr. 2018.

"Until we're all brain patterns on computers, there are still forces that do not bend to our wants, including senescence and death. (You'll talk like this, too, when you hit 40.)" — John Hodgman, The New York Times, 21 Dec. 2018.