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Moringa Background Nutrition Heath
Polyphenols Isothiocyanates
Moringa Phytochemistry, Processing, and Bioactivity
Moringa Potential – Sustainable Research & Ventures for Global Health, Agriculture, and Climate
Credit: Flickr/US Army Africa
Patented Food Grade Extraction Process
Harnesses Nutrients & Bioactive
Anti-inflammatory MICs Stability
*Reported 75% degradation of
sulforaphane (SF) after 6 days at 37°C.11
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Carrie Waterman Department of Nutrition, UC Davis [email protected]
Kay Dewey, Peter Havel, Elizabeth Mitcham, UC Davis
Jennifer Orwa, Violet Wanjihia, KEMRI; Ramni Jamnadass, ICRAF- Kenya
Ilya Raskin, Rutgers Univeristy
Acknowledgements:
This project was supported by P50AT002776-01 from the National Center for Complementary and
Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) and the Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS), which funds the
Botanical Research Center and Botanical Research Center Pilot Program Sub award
5P50AT002776-08 S12-50318. CW and DC were also supported by NIH training grant T32:
5T32AT004094-04. PRS was supported by the SENESCYT 2011 Fellowship. We would like to
thank Rodney Perdew from Moringa Farms, CA for supplying high-quality moringa leaves.
Uses
Health
Nutrition
Agriculture
Livestock Feed
Water Purification
Value-added Products
Moringa oleifera is a fast
growing, drought-tolerant
tree, native to the subtropics.
It is an economically &
sustainably valuable
multipurpose plant ideal to
be meet the SDGs.
Agriculture & Animals
Biofertilizer
Plant Growth Promotor
Pest & Nematocide Control
Integrated Crop Management
Protein-rich Animal Fooder
Reduces blood
pressure and
cholesterol levels
Controls blood sugar for
prevention & treatment
of diabetes
Stabilizes body weight
by building muscle &
reducing excess fat
Builds strong bones. Prevents
and treats inflammation and
arthritis in joints
Enhances brain function &
memory, while reducing
anxiety & headaches
Boosts immunity to fight
colds & viruses for faster
illness recovery
Provide essential vitamins
& nutrients for child
growth & development
Increases breastmilk
& nutrition for
infants
Increases energy, stamina,
body function, and improves
sleep
Resilient Moringa: A Crop for Sustainable Nutrition, Health, and Agriculture in Africa
Moringa Isothiocyantes MICs
• Compounds similar to sulforaphane (SF) from broccoli, but with added chemical stability & bioavailabitly
• Demonstrated in vitro:
• Potent anti-inflammatory activity in macrophages (Reduced cytokine expression in vitro)
• Activate detoxification pathways (Nrf2/KEAP1)
• Reduced glucose production in vitro
• Demonstrated in vivo activity
• Moringa concentrate (MC) containing nutrients, polyphenols, and MICs reduced weight gain, cholesterol, insulin resistance, and inflammation diet-induced obese C57 mice.
*Potential to Contribute to 13/17 UN SDGs
•Construction of 5 UC Davis designed chimney solar dryer for faster safer drying of Moringa leaves in Kenya
•Supporting and training small-scale farmers and mothers to eat, grow, and use moringa in Kenya for nutrtion, health, and income generation.
•Exploring genetic variation and growing techniques for improved quality and post harvest processing in collaboration with the African Orphan Crop Consortium (AOCC).
•Experimentation with MC and MICs and as bionematocide and protein supplement in animal feed
•Planning clincal trials for prevention of Type II diabetes in Kenya
Bioactivity