Moringa Liquid Drops,Organic High Absorption Moringa Tincture w/Soursop Sea Moss Black Seed Oil Oregano Oil,Pure Moringa Oleifera Leaf Extract for Energy,Skin,Immune & Gut Health,Non-GMO,30 Servings

Taking it for few days now. Seems to be working.

I like it the taste kinda reminds me of Robitussin if you take it directly. I'd buy again!

Tastes great!

Taste really good use it 2 weeks then off 2 weeks it seems to work good so far...

I like it

Made me itch I stop using

I was pleasntly surprised by the taste. It's delicious. Most health drops taste yucky but this one you can take without mixing it with anything. The dropper makes it easy to administer straight feom the bottle. Moringa itself is great but this is also includes Black Seed Oil and Oregano Oil and many other ingredients for health benefits. My energy levels have even incressed after a few weeks.

This liquid supplement contains an interesting combination of ingredients. Although Moringa is the main one, I was personally interested in the soursop and sea moss components, which I've been hearing about lately. The full list as shown on the front of the label is: Moringa, oregano oil, soursop, sea moss and black seed oil. According to the label, the combined benefits of all of these together include immune defense, digestive health, joint support, antioxidant support, thyroid health and energy support. On the back of the label one finds that it also includes turmeric and black pepper. It's hard to evaluate most natural health supplements because their effects are often subtle and cumulative over time. This one is no different. As I've only taken it for not quite two weeks, it's possible it hasn't had a chance to kick in to the point where I would definitely notice a change. My 5-star rating is for the taste and the ease of taking these drops. This is one of the better tasting liquid supplements I've tried. I just put a few drops under my tongue each day, although you could mix it with water if you preferred to drink it. The suggested daily dose is 2 milliliters per day, approximately 3 to 4 drops. I will note one possible effect I'm noticing. Again, it's subtle, so who can say? I've always been very cold sensitive. I shiver in my own house year-round because of a certain spouse who keeps the AC blasting in the summer and the heat down too low in the winter. For the past few days the cold is not bothering me quite so much. Speculating here: Is my cold sensitivity due perhaps to low thyroid activity? If so, perhaps these drops' "thyroid health" support is to credit. My research found that sea moss in particular, which contains iodine, is shown in studies to help with thyroid function, as well as gut health and immunity. It would be great for me if this were the case. I'll keep monitoring it.