PREMIUM VIRGIN MORINGA  OIL – God’s Drop

 

God’s drop is Moringa oil from India is made using cold pressing method to retain its nutrient efficacy. This oil is unrefined and food grade and so it can be used both for cooking/consuming or for cosmetic purposes.

Physical and chemical characteristics of God’s drop (Moringa Oil)
Density at 24 °C (mg/mL)	0.899–0.904
Color red units	1.0–2.0
Color yellow units	25.0–30.0
Smoke point (°C)	201–204
Viscosity (mPa × s)	43.8–103.0
Acidity (% as oleic acid)	1.01–3.50
Saponification value (mg of KOH/g oil)	179.8–199.3
Iodine value (g of I/100 g of oil)	65.73–67.80

Moringa oil profile is better than any other oil based on its oil and nutraceutical properties

Sterol composition of God’s Drop – Moringa oil (%).
Cholesterol	0.13–0.19
Brassicasterol	ND–0.12
24-methylenecholesterol	0.07–0.91
Campesterol	14.03–23.68
Campestanol	ND–0.47
Δ7-Campestanol	ND
Stigmasterol	17.27–23.10
Ergostadienol	ND–0.61
Clerosterol	0.65–2.08
β-sitosterol	45.58–49.19
Stigmastanol	0.76–1.05
Δ5-avenasterol	2.87–12.79
Δ5,23-stigmastadienol	1.23–1.23
Δ7,14-stigmastanol	0.52–0.83
28-isoavenasterol	0.27–1.01
Δ7-stigmastanol	0.35–0.81

 

• Campesterol, Stigmasterol, beta Sitosterol, 5 Avenasterol and Clerosterol prevents absorption of cholesterol in intestine.
• Beta Sitosterol is most abundant in moringa seed oil, it stimulates the secretion of insulin, regulatory effect on production of antibodies can intervene inflammatory process, protect against destruction of pancreatic beta cells responsible for release of insulin.

Fatty acid composition of oil ( g/100g of oil)
Caprylic (C8:0	0.03 – 0.04
Myristic (C14:0)	0.1 – 0.24
Palmitic (C16:0)	5,4  – 6.34
Palmitoleic (C16:1)	1.09 – 1.42
Margaric (C17:0)	0.04 – 0.09
Stearic (C18:0)	3.83 – 5.80
Oleic (C18:1)	67.85–79.50
Linoleic (C18:2)	ND–0.77
Linolenic (C18:3)	0.20–2.20
Arachidic (C20:0)	2.20–3.72
Gadoleic (C20:1)	ND–2.64
Behenic (C22:0)	5.10–6.74
Erucic (C22:1)	0.12–0.15
Lignoceric (C24:0) N	ND–ND
Cerotic (C26:0)	0.90–1.21
% SFA	17.24–23.23
% MUFA	71.70–80.70
% PUFA	0.89–2.20

 

• Higher dietary intake of monounsaturated fatty acid (mainly oleic acid) is associated with decreased risk in coronary heart disease. Monounsaturated fatty  acids (MUFA)  such  as  oleic  acid  were  capable  of  reducing  blood  cholesterol  levels  in  non- hypertriglyceridemic individuals.

 

• The high percentage of oleic acid in the oil makes it desirable in terms of nutrition and high stability cooking and frying oil.
• Found to have excellent deep-fat frying performance, being less prone to oxidative and high-temperature degradation into by-products that may be toxic to the body following consumption of the fried food.
• high-oleic oils can be viewed as a healthy alternative to partially hydrogenated vegetable oils.
• The unrefined  oil  contains  minor  components  that  included  tocopherols  and  other metabolites that have made the oil to be used to treat medical disorders and the like.
• Chemical composition of the oil recommends its use in pharmaceutical preparation preferably in skin treatment/creams.

Bioactive compounds in M. oleifera seeds.

Alkaloids

Moringine

Flavonoids

Catechin

Epicatechin

Quercetin

Phenolic acids

Gallic acid

p-Coumaric acid

Ferulic acid

Caffeic acid

Protocatechuic acid

Cinnamic acid

Ellagic acid

 

God’s drop on Skin:

Anti ageing: The antioxidants and the nutrients present in the Moringa oil help to curb the activity of the free radicals that damages the skin tissues and causes wrinkles. Plant growth hormone Cytokinin (mainly Zeatin) promotes cellular development and slow down ageing process by maintaining and feeding the cell tissue in the body

Youthful Skin:  Moringa oil has high concentration of mono unsaturated oleic acid particularly Omega 9 which aids in the improvement of the skin’s natural protective barrier and preservation of skin’s hydration, plumpness and youthful appearance.

Moisturiser: Rich in Palmitoleic, Oleic and Linoleic acids, Vitamins A and C and unsaturated fatty acid, Moringa oil has excellent moisturizing and nourishing qualities.

Anti septic and anti inflammatory : Moringa seed oil contains antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, which help heal minor skin complaints such as cuts, bruises, burns, insect bites and rashes  quickly.

Skin Tan: Moringa oil is also helpful for maintaining a tan as it is rich in copper and calcium, the important nutrients for the skin.

Soft and smooth skin: Oil is a rich source of vitamin A, and E, with strong antibacterial properties and it confers softness and smoothness to dry and tuff skin.

Reduces wrinkles : Moringa Oil contains four times as much collagen as carrot oil, thus helping to rebuild the skin’s collagen fibers, which reduces wrinkling and removes skin blemishes

Massage Oil: Moringa has nourishing and emollient properties, making it an excellent Massage Oil which leaves the skin with a silky feeling,

New borns and new Moms: Moringa Oil is full of vitamins and minerals that help nourish growing skin. The oil is light enough to use on babies, it is antibacterial and anti-fungal, so it helps fight rashes and dry skin on babies.

It helps new moms to reduce the appearance of stretch marks.

 

Foundation Base: Moringa oil has a low spread value, so it will stay where you place it and you won’t have to worry about it running all over your face. You can use it as a base for your foundation for an all-day look.

How to Use:

• Daily moisturizer: Apply 2-3 drops of oil and massage in circular motion using your fingertips until fully absorbed. Do it in the morning and evening to nourish the skin.
• Under-eye treatment: Gently massage 1-2 drops of moringa oil onto the area around the eye before bed.
• Make- Up removal: Apply a small amount on the face and eyes massaging in circular motions. Gently wipe away any dirt or makeup using a warm damp cloth.
• Lip Nourish: During winter months massage 1-2 drops of moringa oil to chapped lips.
• Eyebrows and Lash Lift: Apply 1-2 drops of moringa oil on eyebrows and massage gently to get thick and dark eyebrows. Apply 1 to 2 drops on eye lashes with upward movement to make it thick, long and dark.

 

 For Body

• Body oil: Massage gently all over the body in circular motions and leave it on for 20 minutes and rinse with luke warm water or leave it as a natural moisturiser.
• Post-shave oil: Small amount of oil can be applied on damp skin after shaving that helps to soothe skin and moisturise.
• Nail and Cuticle care: For a healthy nail growth and moisturised cuticles just apply 1 or 2 drops on nails, massage gently and leave it on.

For Hair

As a powerhouse plant, Moringa features a number of nutrients that can help with hair fall, hair growth, dry scalp, dandruff, damage due to free radicals, and much more. Here is a deeper look at how Moringa helps your hair.

Thick and strong hair: Moringa features high quantities of both Vit A and B. Vitamins B6, biotin, and folic acid in Moringa help your hair grow thicker and stronger while making sure your scalp stays hydrated.

 

Hair cleanser: Moringa oil is useful in lifting dirt out of the hair and is an efficient natural cleanser as it’s mono unsaturated fat is made up mostly of oleic acid.

Improves shine and hair elasticity: Moringa oil has one of the highest naturally occurring Behenic acid levels that acts as a conditioner for shiny and bouncy hair.

Scalp moisturiser : Unlike other oils Moringa oil is light and is absorbed quickly into the scalp and hydrates hair from the inside out.

Strengthens hair: Moringa oil has high protein content which helps to protect hair from potential damaging factors such as heat and the environment and also restructure and strengthens it.

Prevents breakage: Moringa is a rich source of Omega-3 fatty acids or unsaturated fats that enrich  your scalp by promoting the production of scalp oils. This in turn fights off dandruff and dry and brittle hair.

Strengthens Hair Follicles: Zinc prevents the drying and clogging of sebaceous glands on the scalp so that there is enough sebum production to keep the scalp hydrated and promotes healthy hair by speeding up the recovery of damaged hair follicles.

Fights split ends: Moringa oil has abundant quantities of essential nutrients that can help prevent split ends and repair damaged hair by making it stronger. Vitamins and minerals like calcium, potassium, selenium, manganese, magnesium, copper, and more can help nourish your scalp so that your hair follicles produce strong strands that are healthy and shiny.

Retains color: The vitamins C and E found in moringa oil fight free radicals that cause hair to weaken and turn grey.

Promotes hair growth: Essential amino acids like Arginine, Cysteine, Lysine, and Methionine are linked to healthy hair growth. Cysteine not only promote hair growth but its antioxidant properties are also great for protecting hair from sun damage.

How to Use:

Healthy hair: Wet you hair and then massage the warm oil into the scalp, working your way down to the ends of your hair. Leave it for 20 minutes and rinse with mild cleanser and water

Scalp Treatment: Add 4-5 drops into hands, rub palms together and deeply massage the scalp in circular motion before bed time. Helps stimulate the brain for healthy hair growth.

 

Beard Oil: Use a few drops of moringa oil and massage upwards into facial hair and groom it as usual

Therapeutic Use:

Immunity: Not one, but three types of Vitamin E – α-tocopherol, ϒ-tocopherol and δ-tocopherol- are present in Moringa Oil. Whether applied to the skin or consumed, Vitamin E enhances the immune system and protects the skin from damage.

 

Internal Health:  Flavonoids in Moringa oil are known to strengthen the blood vessels and curb inflammation. These are typically antioxidants that offer great protection to the body and keep internal health strong.

Liver Health: Certain medication or health problems like hepatitis B are known to have an adverse effect on the liver and increase certain damaging levels. Moringa oils reduce the toxic and damaging levels and enhances liver function.

Oral Health: Massaging Moringa oil on the gums reduces inflammation or any other gum problems. People with scurvy can also greatly benefit from Moringa oil.  

Joints health: Moringa oil can be used as a rheumatic oil and massaging it on affected joints can reduce pain, inflammation and restricted movement.You can massage it directly or even use as an oil pack. Painful joints as a result of injury, wear and tear or certain medical conditions can all be treated and relieved with Moringa Oil.

Emotional Health: The oldest use of Moringa oil is associated with calming down the mind and enhancing emotional health. Hysteria or emotional instability can easily be controlled and calmed.

Ulcers: Centuries ago, Moringa oil was the most commonly used deworming remedy. It helps to clear the stomach and is known to be an effective remedy for stomach ulcers.

Moringa oil controls retinal damage by keeping the retinal vasculature intact.

Energy: It is also known as a great source of energy. Adding it to a child’s diet can offer many benefits in healthy growth and nutrition of the child. It skeep you fresh and active and revitalizes your mind and body to function better

Bone development: Moringa oil nourishes and improves bone development. In ancient Egypt young children were given moringa oil as a nutritional supplement for better bone development and a healthier body.

Get rid of toxins: It helps the body gets rid of waste and toxins, while also enhancing the nutrition absorption in the stomach. Also, it can regulate and improve your bowel movements.

Relief from pain and assists in relaxation:

You can include two drops of Moringa oil to your bathing  water, this will alleviate anxiety, clean your body, give mental peace, and also remove fatigue

Dosage and Side effects:

Consuming Moringa oil is known to have no side effects.

Although the oil has no side effects, consulting your regular physician is always recommended to ensure you don’t have any specific conditions, allergies or issues that could be triggered by Moringa oil.

Moringa oil is a rich source of omega 9 fatty acids that improves blood pressure levels but if you are already on medication for blood pressure, you may want to consult your physician to avoid risks of damaging levels of hypertension.

For Cooking:

Moringa oil contains monosaturated healthy fats which makes this a good substitute for other cooking oils. Besides, this is an economical oil with impeccable health benefits. Cold pressed Moringa oil is rich in ‘good’ cholesterol and phytosterol that offer benefits like controlling cholesterol levels, managing diabetes, anti inflammatory properties, improving osteoarthritis conditions, improving blood sugar levels and more.

The effectiveness of phytosterols is so strong that The National Cholesterol Education Program recommends people with high cholesterol consume two grams of phytosterols each day.

Moringa oil has excellent frying stability and generation of lower amounts of free fatty acids, peroxides with minimum decline in flavour.

God’s drop Moringa oil is great for cooking, sautéing, baking and as a dressing for salads. Moringa oil make a recipe healthier by reducing the bad cholesterol or LDL.

Other Uses:

In making sandwich: Add a few drops of virgin moringa oil on each slice of bread. instead of Mayonnaise.

Add to soup: Add a tablespoon of Moringa oil into soup right before serving and get the benefits of good monounsaturated fats and antioxidants.

Moringa oil has more oxidative stability and can be used best in baking products.

For salad dressings, Stir fry oil, in sauces, with herbs for dipping bread, to make pop corn, with pasta, on Pizza, to fry fish and sea food, as shortening in baked foods and base for Mayonnaise.