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Noni was first discovered and used by man long before recorded history in South Asia and the subcontinent, when ancient Indian scientists began examining the world to find plants good not only for food, but to treat disease and ill health. Noni was noted to be a balancing agent, stabilising mankind in perfect health. Traditional Uses of Noni Noni was more widely used than any other medicinal plant until European medicine became widespread. Noni is one of the Pacific's most important plants, with the roots, bark, buds and fruit used to treat a wide range of health problems. Noni Benefits & Nutrients To date around 150 properties have been identified in the Noni Fruit. It is comprised of essential vitamins, minerals, alkaloids, trace elements and active enzymes. Noni is a powerful anti-oxidant with the ability to assisit the body to rid it of toxins and free radicals that interfere with normal cell function. By providing the body with the correct nutrients and eliminating toxins, Noni is instrumental in suporting and sustaining an effective immune system. A well-nourished body is strong and effective in maintaining a state of good health for fighting disease. Why Take a Supplement? For many years, chemical fertilisers and sprays have been used in agriculture to increase yield and deter pests. These sprays are often ingested into the body through the food we eat, harming the body's finely tuned digestive system. As a result of extensive cropping with the use of chemicals, the nutrient content of the soil is severely diminished. With the ever increasing demand for fast and easy food, we are consuming greater quantities of processed foods, thus decreasing the nutrient content of the food we eat. Noni is the ultimate comprehensive nutrient that works in synergy with the body's processes to distribute the nutrients where required. Noni can be effective in:- - Improvement in general well being - More sustained energy - Clarity of thought - Improved digestion - Improved skin tone and is effective in alleviating the symptoms of: - Diabetes - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - Arthritic complaints - Digestive disorders - Respiratory problems - Skin infections - High blood pressure - Headache |
