Noni, known scientifically as Morinda citrifolia, is a tropical fruit found primarily in the South Pacific. About the size of a potato, noni can vary in color from white to yellow to green. It is rich in antioxidants and has been used for centuries by Tahitians for its health benefits It is an evergreen shrub or bush that can grow to a height of between fifteen to twenty feet. The fruit looks like a green grenade which is covered with reddish brown seed pits that give it a lumpy texture. The fruit starts green, turns yellow, ripens to whiteness & falls from the tree.
The tree bears fruits all year round. Once one fruit is picked, a new one will take its place after only three months! The noni fruit, in its raw form, smells foul & tastes just as bad.
Noni originated in India, it now grows in various parts of the world such as French Polynesia (the best known of these islands is Tahiti), Hawaii, Southeast Asia & etc. It grows best in mineral-rich volcanic ash.
The earliest reference to noni being used as a medicine date back several thousand years to India's Sanskrit writings when it was used in Ayurvedic medicine. Noni is used in the native medicinal systems of the islands of the South & Central Pacific, including Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga & Hawaii, Southeast Asia for example Malaysia & the Philippines. Parts used include the bark, leaves, flowers, fruit & seeds.
Noni was, and still is, prescribed by the native Polynesian healers to treat pain, inflammation, burns, skin problems, intestinal worms, nausea, food poisoning, fevers, bowel & menstrual problems, insect & animal bites etc.
According to Dr. Neil Solomon, Noni has been reported to be safe for pregnant and nursing mothers. Noni can also be taken with all medications & other food supplements. It is non-addictive. Dosage:
Take up to 2 tablespoons before breakfast and 2 before dinner for the first month. Months 2 - 6 take 2 tablespoons before breakfast and 1 before dinner. Thereafter take a maintenance dose of 1 tablespoon twice per day. Halve the dosage if under 16 years of age. Always shake the bottle before use and store in refrigerator once opened. Qty:
500ml Usage:
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