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Moringa may activate the NRF2 pathway and could have protective effects, though the evidence described here is limited.

  • Rhonda Patrick’s comparison and use: Patrick describes moringa as a “cousin” to sulforaphane, says it similarly activates NRF2, and adds Kuli Kuli moringa powder to smoothies.
  • Dose she takes: She says she uses a big, heaping tablespoon.
  • Potential protective effects: Patrick mentions lower DNA damage in human white blood cells and explains that NRF2 regulates genes involved in detoxification. She also discusses neuroprotective findings from preconditioning animals with sulforaphane; those animal findings concern sulforaphane, not moringa specifically.

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