SULA NYC will present at the 1st International Congress of Green Biotechnology. ‘Biotechnology for Sustainable Agriculture;, November 1-3, IBN ZOHR University, Polydisciplinary Faculty of Taroudant, Morocco Sources on agriculture. Some websites we found of specific interest. And of course: WHO/The World Bank/OECD/FAO…. Research www.cabi.org “CABI (Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences Read more…
Argan Oil: Therapeutic potentials and many other industrial uses of this unique Moroccan natural product. Abstract: Argan oil is produced from nuts of Argania Spinosa tree. It was used for centuries in Moroccan cuisine, and as a cosmetic ingredient for skin. However, the most interesting use of argan oil is in traditional Read more…
Ingredients: 2 C “C for Cup” Gluten Free flour 1 1/3 tspn Baking Powder ½ teaspoon Baking Soda ¾ C Grated Zucchini, strained 1 C Grated Zucchini ¼ C + extra for serving Argan Oil 2 tablespoons Grapeseed Oil 1 tablespoon Maple Syrup 2ea Eggs 2ea Yolks ½ cup Shallots, Read more…
More and more you hear the saying: ‘If food is not safe, then it’s not food’. It matters what you eat – and how food is produced. Argan oil, a vegetable oil, has a great safety track record for centuries: no known negative effects on health are reported, and argan Read more…
Argan oil is rich in Vitamin E and Linoleic Acid (Omega 6), actually way more than Olive oil.
New York City based organic brand SULA NYC supports the first International Symposium on the Beneficial Effects of Argan oil on Human Health. Initiated and hosted by the Faculty of Sciences of Errachidia, Morocco on May 4-6 2017. This symposium aims to join together national and international university researchers and Read more…
Not so imaginary, according to science. Good news! As you may have noticed, we follow scientific studies featuring Argan oil. Basic (or ‘fundamental’: knowledge for knowledge’s sake) research is key, and when benefits for medical therapies are studied: we are all ears – and publish abstracts on www.culinaryarganoil.com and www.sulanyc.com> Read more…
Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the most serious diseases causing fatalities worldwide. The World Health Organization’ s ‘End TB strategy’ aims to: ‘end the global TB epidemic, with targets to reduce TB deaths by 95% and to cut new cases by 90% between 2015 and 2035, and to ensure that Read more…
