Nutrient Reference Value (NRV) is the same as Daily recommended allowance (RDA). Nutrient Reference Values (NRV’s) are recommendations for nutritional intake based on current scientific knowledge. It provides the amount of essential nutrients considered enough to meet the nutritional needs of healthy individuals to prevent deficiencies i.e. the number of vitamins and minerals a person needs to have to prevent the person from becoming ill.

Moringa oleifera is a plant commonly referred to as the Drumstick Tree and is also known as the Miracle Tree. Moringa itself has been used for centuries because of its medicinal properties and health benefits. Some of these include medicinal properties such as antifungal, antiviral, antidepressant, and anti-inflammatory. Moringa is extremely low in fats and contains no harmful cholesterol. Moringa is also packed with antioxidants, antioxidants that can protect cells from damage and also boost the immune system.

The Glycemic Index (GI) is a relative ranking of a food and how it affects your blood sugar levels. Foods that are low GI are more slowly digested and absorbed causing a lower and slower rise in your blood sugar levels. This prevents a spike in blood sugar levels and results in a slower and sustained energy release.

Yes, NuRinga is high in 13 vitamins as well as 55 key nutrients. It also contains essential amino acids, and because it is Low GI it keeps you fuller for longer.

Yes, NuRinga is Gluten free, Lactose free and Wheat free.

No, NuRinga is a delicious immune-boosting and convenient breakfast cereal or on-the-go-snack! A 50g serving of NuRinga contains only about 1.5 teaspoons of sugar.

Yes, the vitamins, minerals and nutrients in NuRinga makes for a great breakfast cereal, meal replacement or can be had as a quick on the go shake for those with a busy schedule throughout the day. NuRinga can be mixed with either milk or water.