LEAFY GREEN GOODNESS Malunggay is rich in vitamins and minerals that help keep the body strong (Illustration from Freepik) There were no concrete walls between houses in our barrio. Instead, we had low-growing trees from which we harvested flowers, fruits, and leaves that went into our favorite...
BUTUAN CITY – The “One Million Malunggay” project was launched in Northeastern Mindanao or the Caraga region recently to help mitigate climate change. MALUNGGAY (DA FB) The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the...
By RALPH LAUREN ABAINZA Moringa is one of the world's most useful trees, and is often dubbed the "Miracle Tree" because almost every part can be beneficial for humans and animals. Locally known as malunggay, moringa leaves and seed oil are major raw materials used in the food and nutrition...
Three family-friendly, healthy, and budget-friendly recipes Dr. Teddy Manansala To motivate Filipino families to eat healthier this year, registered nutritionist-dietitian Dr. Teddy S. Manansala has listed down several easy recipes for nutritious, budget-friendly and flavorsome dishes. The...
Malunggay (moringa oleifera) has been proven to be a superfood especially for women. Popularly known as an important supplement to enhance the production of breastmilk, many studies have shown that it benefits women in the many stages of their lives. It’s been called a “superfood” because...
Raymond Bagatsing has survived the coronavirus disease. On Instagram, the actor shared a photo of his most recent test result. He wrote, "Got my negative result. Thank you all for your well-wishes and concern. I am touched and privileged to be connected with you all, even through social media. I am...
Moringa or malunggay has been a backyard garden staple in many Filipino homes because of its nutritional benefits and adaptability to local conditions. In celebration of Filipino Food Month this April, an online series of talks called the “Philippines on a Plate”, tackles different crops...
