Moringa Bark Powder 100g. Moringa oleifera Lam.

Dried Moringa Bark Powder 100g.
Scientific Name: Moringa oleifera Lam.

Moringa bark is a traditional medicinal material used in Southeast Asian herbal systems. It is valued for its warming, bitter properties and is traditionally prepared in decoctions, poultices, and external washes for musculoskeletal, digestive, and skin-related support.

Key Features

• Traditionally used to support relief from body aches and joint pain
• Commonly used in herbal systems for anti-inflammatory and warming effects
• Known for carminative properties that help reduce gas and bloating
• Traditionally used in external applications for skin cleansing and fungal balance
• Used in traditional bathing preparations for skin comfort and hygiene support
• Included in folk remedies for general pain and digestive discomfort

Traditional Uses

• Traditionally used to support relief from back pain, joint stiffness, and muscle aches
• Commonly used to support reduction of bloating, flatulence, and digestive gas
• Traditionally used in herbal practice for inflammation and swelling support
• Used externally for rashes, itching, and skin infections in traditional practice
• Traditionally used in bathing solutions for skin cleansing and soothing effects
• Commonly included in traditional carminative and restorative herbal preparations

Traditional Preparation Methods

Herbal Poultice (Pain Relief):
The bark is chopped, wrapped in cloth, steamed until warm, and applied externally to painful areas such as joints, back, or muscles to support relief.

Herbal Bath / Wash (Skin Care):
The bark is boiled in water, cooled, and used for bathing or washing affected skin areas to help relieve itching, rashes, and skin discomfort.

Herbal Decoction (Internal Use):
The bark is boiled in water and consumed in traditional practice in small amounts to support digestion, reduce gas, and relieve bloating.

Botanical Information

Scientific Name: Moringa oleifera Lam.
Common Names: Moringa Bark, Drumstick Tree Bark
Plant Family: Moringaceae
Part Used: Dried Bark (Powder Form)