The  Moringa seed has an unlimited feature. It can be used as water purification. It has been shown to be effective enough to purify the water of the Nile river – which is quite an undertaking! The seeds are considered to have antibiotic properties. They are used in some countries, internally,  to treat fevers. We understand that, in Aruba, a paste of crushed Moringa seeds is used to eliminate warts. There are numerous scientific reports of the seeds effectiveness against most common bacteria, and there is evidence to suggest that the seeds are anti-fungal, anti-viral, antiseptic, and antibacterial.

Many cultures eat the seeds, roasted, sautéed or raw. If roasted, they have a pleasant “nutty” taste. Theoil from the seeds is of an excellent quality. It is calledben oil. Many people use Moringa seed oil for cosmetic purposes. It is a lightweight, pleasant smelling oil, that absorbs rapidly and leaves no greasy residue. In some countries, it is used to as a hair conditioner.