I have been thinking strongly of setting up a website for some time now instead of using blogger because I have found blogging extremely clumsy for longer than a year now. At the moment all the things I have tried to do are not achieving the design outcomes and standard of professionalism I intended and I have since then realised that I am not able to achieve these outcomes with a simple blog as my tool. This is why my new pages are so messy and in such a jumble at the moment. Despite my extremely busy studying schedule I am planning to get a website up to replace future blog posts sometime in the future, just not so sure exactly when... (maybe Ekka holidays?... fingers crossed that it won't be as late as Christmas time). I apologise for any inconveniences this may cause you. Thank you for your kind consideration and understanding.
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Thursday, July 21, 2011
The very interesting Moringa Tree
At first, glance before I read any information or watched the documentary I thought ‘yeah, maybe it's just another one of those money grabbing vitamins that claim great results’ but no, there is validated scientific evidence that this tree has an amazing amount and variety of nutrients in one plants. It's amazing! I also like the idea that it is very hardy and if it is planted in the right place it can provide extra vitamins, minerals, amino acids and antioxidants (I’m guessing it’s also depending on what part of the tree you harvest as to what nutrients you’ll get). Because of this it means it can and could be a great plant to promote in third world countries.
What do you think? Before you go to the website, I suggest that you watch this documentary (10 min) which has various professional scientists explain its amazing quality...
Moringa - The Miracle Tree
Here is the website link that I found the video on:
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