Naturevibe Botanicals Moringa Powder 3lb Ceylon Cinnamon Powder 1lb

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Sold as “Naturevibe Botanicals Moringa Powder 3lb Ceylon Cinnamon Powder 1lb and Beet Root Powder 2lb|Super Foods Combo”

Moringa oleifera is a fast-growing, drought-resistant tree of the family Moringaceae, native to the Indian subcontinent. Common names include moringa, drumstick tree, horseradish tree, and ben oil tree or benzolive tree. It tastes like matcha that has been spiked with notes of spirulina-like blue-green algae. When added to water, the light powder dissolves easily, providing a distinctly “green” flavor that is bitter and slightly sweet. Cinnamon is an ancient spice that comes from the bark of several species of the Cinnamomum genus of evergreen trees, which belong to the laurel family. The most popular types of cinnamon are native to Sri Lanka and China, though cinnamon is grown throughout Asia, Europe, and North America. In antiquity, cinnamon was prized as much for its sweet, sharp, and sensuous fragrance as it was for its taste. The ancient Egyptians used cinnamon along with myrrh to embalm the dead, and the Romans burned it on funeral pyres. It was used in religious ceremonies by the ancient Hebrews and is mentioned in the Bible as an ingredient in the preparation of a holy anointing oil. During the Middle Ages in Europe, cinnamon was a status symbol ingredient in cuisine enjoyed by the elite, brought west from Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) by Arab traders. Beetroot powder has been used in natural medicine dating back to the Roman times. Scientific and pharmaceutical interest has gained momentum only in the last few decades, but the ancients knew what’s up! Beets are nutrient-dense and, beyond centuries of understanding, have also held their own through our more modern clinical scope. Beets are a highly renewable resource and an inexpensive source of nutrients. If you aren’t looking to grow your own beets or cook and peel them, for that matter-- Beetroot Powder is a great way to get the nutritional benefits of beets without the extra work (or stained fingers!).