Moringa leaf
From: West Africa, South Asia
How to do it
Stir a teaspoon of dried leaf powder into soup, stew or a smoothie.
What we know
The leaves are rich in nutrients. Human studies are still small.
Be careful if
you're pregnant, or take medication for blood sugar, blood pressure or thyroid.
What this label means: Early research. Some small or early studies. Interesting, but not settled.
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