Whether they’re
breastfeeding for the first time, or practiced this intimate form of bonding
with baby before, mothers can always count on Moringa oleifera (that’s malunggay,
to Filipinos) to provide them and their little one with essential nutrients key
to optimum health.
“This hardy plant
native to tropical and subtropical regions is a galactagogue,” says Dr. Eca Lorenzo, internal medicine
specialist and functional medicine practitioner. “That’s the term used to
describe
Moringa also
largely boasts a higher content of vitamins and minerals typically associated
with more popular foods. On a gram-per-gram basis of its dried leaves, its has 10 times the vitamin A of
carrots, 1/2 the vitamin C of oranges, 17 times
the calcium of milk, 15 times the potassium of bananas, 25 times the iron of spinach, and 9 times the protein of yogurt.
But moringa isn’t called “mother’s best
friend” for nothing. This humble leafy green is a veritable superfood, packed
with over 90 nutrients, 46 antioxidants, and a slew of amino acids potent
enough to help address a mind-blowing 300 diseases. “This makes it a vital
veggie for women not just while they’re lactating, but in other milestones of
motherhood,” says Dr. Lorenzo.
Are you pregnant?
Teeming with more iron than spinach, moringa “can meet the daily iron requirements of pregnant
women,” says Dr. Lorenzo. The superfood’s generous supply of vitamins and
minerals also covers the daily nutritional needs of those trying to conceive or
already on the family way.
Are you a working mom? Then you know that juggling a demanding career with the needs of the
household requires a resilient constitution. “Stay healthy for you and your
family by exercising regularly, getting at least eight hours of sleep, and
eating a balanced diet,” says Dr. Lorenzo. “Moringa’s
vitamin C strengthens your immune system, its amino acids Isoleucine and
Leucine boost energy levels, and its phytochemicals
Are you past your childbearing years? Menopause signals a decrease in the production of estrogen and progesterone, hormones responsible for a woman’s fertility. “But a decline in the production of these hormones also increases your risk of developing cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis,” says Dr. Lorenzo. “And with your metabolism slowing down, you’ll notice some weight gain, too.” Look out as well for other common signs of menopause, like mood swings, fatigue, and a lack of focus.
This is where moringa can help. “Calcium and
Moringa’s powerful
antioxidants protect the heart, which becomes vulnerable to disease once a
woman
Credible supplement. Safe to consume daily, moringa,
particularly its leaves, can be savored in soups (think a hearty bowl of tinola or suam na mais), dishes like ginataang
malunggay, and even on bread like malunggay
pandesal.
Moringa can also be taken
in convenient capsule form, and of the many in the market today, Sekaya Organic Moringa ticks all the
boxes of a credible supplement. Made with 100 percent locally sourced pure and
organic moringa oleifera, this
EU-certified food supplement passed stringent testing in pharma-grade
facilities to ensure its safety and superior quality. Take 1 to 3 capsules
daily, or as advised by your healthcare professional to reap its full health
benefits.
“Motherhood, for
all its joys and fulfillment, is a never-ending job even as your children grow
up,” acknowledges Dr. Lorenzo. “Relish every stage of this rewarding experience
by staying healthy and strong for you and your family.”
Sekaya Food Supplements Organic Moringa is available in Babymama, BioBalance,
The Diabetes Store, The Allganic Store, WeNourish.ph,
Orange and Peach, and in Lazada
or Shopee
under the S Sentials Store. You may also order through the Synnovate
Flagship Store in Lazada, or by messaging via Facebook or Instagram,
and SMS or Viber at 0917-5SEKAYA (735292).
Sekaya is a Filipino plant-based brand that provides natural,
science-backed products to support your health goals and daily wellness. Sekaya
is under Synnovate Pharma Corporation, the natural products company of UNILAB.
Learn more about how you can benefit from Sekaya’s plant-based solutions, and
get health tips and information at https://www.sekaya.com.ph/ and by following
@sekayaph on Facebook and Instagram.
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