2.5 oz (APX 250) Moringa Malunggay Drumstick Seeds - Paisley Farm and Crafts

Wow. I had zero expectation for the seed. I bought them to plant some moringa shrubs/tree but thought for kicks I'll eat some - I've been taking 1 daily for the past 5 days now. The results are quite amazing. I don't take naps in the afternoon anymore, I don't get as hungry as often(from 3 meals/day to 2 meals/day - so I'm losing weight yet I'm physically stronger. Great stuff will buy some for relatives. The seed has mild bitter taste with a sweet after taste(drink some water when this happens, it will be sweet as honey).

2 years ago I was going out of my mind with "shaking from inside my chest." Researched this symptom and all i got was mostly anxiety reasons. Which i didnt have. I was having night sweats and of age for menopause. But this was not a symptom of menopause. Nothing was helping. Advised, by vendor at flee market, to eat seeds due to menopausal symptoms (didn't know this was happening to me from menopause). I took 2 seeds per day and noticed the "shaking" symptoms decline and gone within 3 days and my flashes subsitted as well. Not anxiety!!! All menopause haha. Just wanted to share this as this symptom is now showing up on web sites with no stated assistance but vitamins. I no longer have these symptoms and I still take moringa intermittently.

My Seeds from Paisley Farm & Crafts Didn't Grow.I purchased these seeds in late April 2016. The weather was favorable for planting, but I waited until the 2nd week in May. I planted 32 seeds to start. As instructed by the package, I planted the seeds with the pointed side down, and after four weeks of waiting for results, none of the seeds grew, so I tossed them out and started over.This time I went on Youtube for instructions, since following the instructions on the package didn't yield any results. The many videos on Youtube where planters of Moringa seeds proved successful did not specific about how to plant the seeds, such as placing the seeds 'pointed side down' as instructed on the package. So I followed the general instructions on Youtube, and again, my seeds didn't grow.There's no other conclusion for me to draw other than the seeds I received are duds.

I purchased these seeds because some of the guys in my department said they are good with keeping your cholesterol and blood pressure down. Lately I have been having high blood pressure and I'm only 26 so I thought I'll give it a try before trying pills. I have not being taking these faithfully everyday like the guys suggested so I'm not sure if they really help yet. I will be starting Sept 1 with a timer set to make sure I take them. I just hate how bitter they taste!! I would suggest chewing them with some candy to help mask the terrible test.

We ordered from the Paisley Farm a couple of years ago...we now have many moringa trees growing at our home in Phoenix AZ. Our trees are now making their own seed pods which we eat while young and skinny. They are great additions to the typical American diet. The leaves make the best addition to beans and ham. I'm very grateful for places like Paisley that share their goods at such affordable prices. These are the best trees ever. Blessed.

I love this company!!! How refreshing it is to know, that there still are honest companies around. With each purchase I have made, their products have been consistently fresh. It shows that they really do care about their customers. The quality of their product speaks for itself.

Scam! Came with a Phytosanitary copy saying it was Moringa seeds, Planted all the seeds and they came up Tomatoes and not even very good tomatoes. I am sure the sell ( Paisley Farms) has some excuse for the swap, but I think pretty clear, $0.10 of tomato seeds sold for $7+. Waited to review until a tomato forms on the plants to take a photo of.

I planted a bunch haphazardly about 20 months after receiving them - just buried them, in seed casings, without worrying about orientation, about an inch deep in sandy Florida soil early in summer. We had daily rains for a while, and almost all sprouted. Maybe they thrive on neglect?!