Noni Juice™ (1 quart liquid)

Noni's Health Benefits

Noni is botanically known as Morinda Citrifolia, also may be referred to as Indian Mulberry, Nono, Mengkudu or Ach depending on the region of the world. Noni is one of the most widely used fruits in Hawaii, second only to Aloe Vera according to a 1999 survey conducted by the Department of Anthropology, University of Hawaii.

Benefits may include:

• Enhancing cellular health
• Strengthening of Immune system
• Increased energy



• Aiding in maintaining ideal weight

What's in Noni?

Noni juice in its pure form is bitter and has a strong pungent smell. While some companies have you believe the taste has to be bad for it to be good for you, we take a different approach. We have developed a unique blend of all natural flavors and fruit concentrates to create a nutritional supplement that tastes great and still delivers all of the noni nutrition you need, making this the ultimate in noni juices.

Noni includes:

• Potassium: An important element used by the body to promote a healthy nervous system and help maintain healthy heart rhythm. It also may help regulate the transmission of nutrients through the cell membranes, among other things.
• Vitamin C: A highly effective antioxidant that is vital to the maintenance of many body processes. An "essential" nutrient for humans, as the body can't make its own. Also known as "ascorbic acid", it is present in many fruits and vegetables.
• Beta-Sitosterol: A common component of plant foods, especially plant oils, seeds and nuts, cereals and legumes. Helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels.



• Vitamin A: A fat-soluble vitamin helps protect eyes, and keeps skin and mucous membranes moist. It acts as an antioxidant, reducing free radicals, and assists with new cell formation.
• Essential Fatty Acids: These help meet dietary needs for healthy (polyunsaturated) fats and oils. Research indicates that the levels of essential fatty acids and the balance between them may play a critical role in cell health, the development and functioning of the brain and nervous system, heart, blood vessels, and more.
• Flavonoids: Naturally-occurring, potent antioxidants are present in those foods or drinks that contain vitamins A, C, E, beta-carotene and flavonoids. Citrus fruits, nuts, raisins, broccoli, tea, wine, and apples are a few examples. Antioxidants are reputed to have "anti-aging" effects by protecting the cells against free radical damage.