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Moringa Leaf Powder vs. Malnutrition• As A Primary Food Source– Dietary replacement• (substituting Moringa for something else)• high rate substitution (>10% of diet)– Famine food• when nothing else is available• Treating Acute Malnutrition (Nutritional Supplementation)– Relief of vitamin, mineral deficiencies– Treating Protein-Energy Malnutrition– Combating stunting, wasting and failure-to-thrive in infants &children– Combating chronic infectious diseases
Out research interest in high rate supplementationgrew out of cancer prevention experiments in whichwe had to administer very high rates of leaf powder toanimals, to get the desired glucosinolate levels.
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