Healthy wealth: Noni Juice Treatment

TREATMENT RATING: While many people consider Noni Juice to be a primary cancer treatment, this Cancer Tutor website considers Noni Juice to be a primary cancer treatment only for newly diagnosed cancer patients. For advanced cancer patients this treatment is considered a highly recommended supplemental protocol. Noni Juice provides critical nutrients to the non-cancerous cells and will likely kill many cancer cells. But this website does not consider it strong enough to be a primary treatment for advanced cancer patients.
Chapter on Treatments Rated For Advanced Cancer Patients

How It Works

Like grape juice, Noni juice contains a whole slew of cancer fighting nutrients. It kills cancer cells (the anthraquinone damnacanthal and the trace element selenium), it stops the spread of cancer (beta sitosterol, noni-ppt and limonene), it stimulates the white blood cells and other parts of the immune system (polysaccharides) and takes part in a process that enlarges cell membranes so they can better absorb nutrients (proxeronine aids in creating xeronine). Further, this is only a partial list.

Noni Juice Treatment

When I first started researching cancer treatments, I occasionally ran into a Noni juice testimonial, but since Noni juice was largely marketed by multi-level marketing programs, I paid little attention to the testimonials. But when the time came for me to look at the nutrients in Noni juice, I was in for a huge shock – this is a serious cancer treatment, and I'm not a distributor. (I'm not going to be a distributor, it could bias my judgment.)

Perhaps the most amazing thing about Noni juice is how fast it works. I noticed that there were cases where terminal cancer patients were completely cured of their cancer in as little as 10-12 days. That is fast but is not necessarily typical.

As you read Noni testimonials you will note that frequently Noni is used in conjunction with some form of chemotherapy and/or radiation. This is not the preferred way of taking Noni juice. Frequently, it is taken after orthodox medicine has given up on a patient. This is also not the preferred way but is probably the most common way (which is another reason to be amazed at its testimonials). It is best if Noni is taken instead of orthodox medicine. Orthodox medicine destroys many white blood cells, some of them are the same white blood cells Noni is trying to stimulate in rebuilding the immune system.

Sometimes people wonder why such a seemingly perfect product does not have a 100 percent success rate and doesn't work as fast for all patients. Consider this quote:

“… we discovered that liquid Noni must be pasteurized (heat processed) before it can be shipped from Hawaii, and that sugars and juices are added to make it more palatable (people walking by a Noni plant ripe with the fruit claim it smells like doggy-doo). Its taste and smell are so terrible that even researchers refused to drink it, thus the addition of sugar. Noni must be taken on an empty stomach because stomach acid destroys its properties. When sugar is added to Noni, the digestive process stimulated by the sugar destroys its properties. In other words, most of the Noni available is worthless.”

~ Minnesota Wellness

In addition to these problems, I should note that the nutrients in a Noni treatment plan should come from multiple parts of the Noni tree, not just the fruit. If possible, make sure the Noni juice you buy has a wide variety of the fruit and tree parts.

One product, Enhance (Simply Natural Products, see the links), meets several of the criteria (cold-processed, no sugar added, not reconstituted, no preservatives), but it discards the seeds before processing (I suspect it is bad based on my experience with grape seeds and berry seeds), plus I see no evidence they include anything but the fruit.

In spite of all of these typical product shortcomings, some people clearly benefit from Noni juice. This is the amazing part. Because of the shortcomings with the way the product is put together (this is not a shortcoming of the Noni tree itself), a Noni treatment plan should definitely be supercharged.

Perhaps because of the product shortcomings, dosage is critical. Based on my readings 32 ounces a day, as a minimum, is required for a person with active cancer. Because it is so expensive, after you are in remission you will probably want to greatly reduce the dosage and use other treatment plans to sustain your remission.

Since testimonials about natural products are not profitable to pharmaceutical companies, Noni testimonials are ignored by various corrupt governments. However, there is an enormous amount of scientific evidence as to the anticancer activities of individual nutrients that are well known to be in Noni (not always researched as part of a study of Noni, but frequently researched relative to other plants). To say there is “no scientific evidence” for Noni's anticancer activities is absolutely ridiculous.
For example:

“Recently, researchers found that the main reason Noni juice provides so many benefits is that it stimulates the production of Nitric Oxide in the body. The 1998 Nobel Prize for Medicine was awarded to three researchers for the discovery of Nitric Oxide. They found it to be a signaling molecule involved in controlling the circulation of blood, regulating activities of the brain, lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach and other organs. In addition they found that it effected a “seemingly limitless” range of functions in the body. They found that Nitric Oxide reduces tumor growth, and increases the immune response against the radical replication of cells.”

Anything that gets enough oxygen to a cancer cell is going to kill the cell.

There are at least 3 books on Noni juice:

The Noni Phenomenon, by Neil Solomon

Tahitian Noni Juice : How Much, How Often, For What, also by Neil Solomon

101 Ways to Use Noni Fruit Juice, by Isa Navarre

Important Warning: Due to the fact that many cancer patients have liver damage, frequently due to chemotherapy, and due to the fact that high doses of this product may, in rare cases, contribute to liver damage; doses of this product should not exceed 3 or 4 ounces a day. Those who already have liver damage should avoid this product.

Two Words of Warning: First, while no Noni Juice captures all of the cancer-fighting nutrients in the Noni Tree, understand that there is a vast, vast difference in the quality and cancer-fighting abilities between different brands of Noni Juice. It is a “let the buyer beware” market. If you don't get satisfactory results within a reasonable amount of time, change brands. The “standard” is Tahitian Noni Juice. Second, some of the testimonials for some brands of Noni Juice were actually of people who took a different brand of Noni Juice than the one being advertised.

An alternative cancer treatment should be a complete treatment protocol. Do not forget to study the complete treatment protocol for Stage I, II and III cancer patients and the complete treatment protocol for Stage IV cancer patients:
Treatment For Stage I, II and III Cancer Patients

Treatment For Stage IV Cancer Patients

NOTICE REGARDING THE FDA and NONI JUICE

In the ongoing efforts of the FDA to obey the mandates of Congress and maximize the profits of the pharmaceutical industry, regardless of how may Americans die in the process, by persecuting alternative medicine (see my article: “Introduction to Alternative Cancer Treatments” – Click Here), I have been asked to remove most links to vendors of Noni Juice, including links to some Noni testimonials and technical articles.

Let me explain what is going on:

First, some time ago a vendor could make health claims on the label of their products. That was shut down by the FDA.

Second, then a vendor could make health claims about their products on their web site. That was shut down by the FTC, another corrupt government agency.

After that we had a situation where there were two types of web sites. First, those that sold products but did not have any treatment information. Second, there were web sites (like this one) that had treatment information, but did not sell any products. Sites owned by people like me, who have no financial interest in any product, could link to the vendor's web sites.

In order to crush all truth about alternative cancer treatments, and the vendors who sell the products, the FDA did not like the situation I just described. Now there is new pressure from the FDA to make sure we cannot link to vendor web pages, even if they have a technical article I am interested in.

The amazing thing is that if I link to such a vendor site, I am not the one that gets into trouble; It is the vendor that gets into trouble.

I will say this about Noni Juice vendors. The Noni Juice I endorse is Tahitian Noni Juice, manufactured by Morinda. In the U.S. you will have to find a vendor for this product by looking in your local “yellow pages” or by doing a search on Google or another search engine. I will also add that there are a couple of vendors in Hawaii. I endorse one of them and there is a link to their product below.
I may link to vendors outside of the U.S. until I hear differently from Morinda.

Site	Articles and Information
Sarinoni	Very long list of nutrients in Noni
Cancer Treatments	SUPERB article. Read entire article or search for: Noni
All About …	Some excellent comments on nutrients
Noni Juice Recipes	Excellent recipes using Noni Juice
Mirror	Mirror – Excellent nutrient information
Yahoo	Some of the nutrients
Dr. Lam	Beta Sitosterol (in Noni, wheat germ, peanut butter)
Resonant	Some scientific studies

Site	Vendors
See Above	Most Links to Vendors in the U.S. had to be removed, see above note
Vendor – Hawaii	Noni Grown in Hawaii, Unpasteurized
Vendor – Other Info	Tahitian Noni Juice


Site	Testimonials
INCC	Large number of testimonials
Noni is Good For You	Several cancer testimonials
Unknown	Testimonial of leukemia and Noni

Noni Juice Benefits

1. Packs an Amazing Antioxidant Punch

You’ve probably heard alot about antioxidants. Foods that contain antioxidants are great because they may help prevent disease-causing cell damage. More common antioxidants are anthocyanins, beta-carotene, catechins, coenzyme Q10, flavonoids, lipoic acid, lutein, lycopene, selenium, and vitamins C and E, which can be found in many foods and as dietary supplements.

Noni and grapeseed oil are among two sources where you can find many of these antioxidants. Antioxidants help reduce damage caused to cells due to oxidative stress. This oxidative stress can come from free radicals, which are highly unstable molecules, and naturally form when the body converts food into energy, such as when you exercise. Researchers believe that oxidative stress affects many diseases, such as cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, cataracts and age-related macular degeneration. (4)

2. Fights Pain Associated with Tumors
The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health reports that noni, ginkgo biloba, isoflavones, pomegranate, and grapeseed extract may be cancer-fighting foods. In particular, the anticancer properties of anthraquinones make noni the superfruit of interest. (5)

The anthraquinones, which are naturally occurring phenolic compounds, have been found to possibly prevent glucose from entering tumor cells, preventing metastasis, ultimately leading to cell death. This, in turn, is helpful in slowing the growth of cancer cells.

A study reported by Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine shared that some products on the shelf that contain noni may lack anthraquinones due to processing and that the anthraquinones are most commonly found in the seeds and leaves. Regardless, it’s important to note that studies are still being conducted regarding anthraquinones and their effects on the body. Though research suggests that these compounds may help reduce pain and fatigue associated with cancer, it does not seem to reduce tumor size. (6, 7)

3. Combats Inflammation and Boosts Immunity

Research published in the Journal of Natural Products shows that a “new fatty acid, a new ascorbic acid derivative, and a new iridoid glycoside, a metabolite important for metabolism” were studied along with 13 compounds found in fermented noni fruit juice. The study showed detoxification benefits due to the enzymes known as quinone reductase. This suggests great anti-inflammatory traits, making noni juice a strong anti-inflammatory food. (8)
For example, these traits can help reduce the effects of arthritis. By adding noni juice into your diet, you may be able to provide the body with much-needed nutrients that can reduce and even help eliminate inflammation found in the body. Additionally, the amino acids found in noni can help boost the immune system. Noni contains 17 amino acids, but the serine, arginine and methionine found in noni are particularly useful in keeping the body strong. It can even help with fitness and athletics.

4. Helps Reduce Cholesterol
A study was conducted of cigarette smokers, which as we know are at particularly high risk for over the top cholesterol levels. The study, which was reported in the Scientific World Journal, gave noni juice to heavy smokers daily for 30 days.

The findings revealed much lower cholesterol levels and triglycerides after consuming noni and, therefore, less inflammation in the body. (9)

It’s no secret that cigarette smokers cause a great deal of cell damage within their bodies. In fact, it’s reported that cigarette smoking is a major cause of cardiovascular disease and the reason for one in three deaths related to cardiovascular disease. It raises triglycerides, lowers the “good” HDL cholesterol, causes blood clots — which are known to block blood flow to the heart and brain — and can cause an increase in the buildup of plaque within the body, specifically fat, cholesterol and calcium in the blood vessels. Noni can help reduce cholesterol levels, but of course, quitting smoking altogether is the best course of action. (10)

5. Provides Cellular Repair
Noni may be perfect for cellular repair. It contains colorless alkaloids, and alkaloids are critical in maintaining a healthy balance in the body. Studies show that the body actually produces an alkaloid called xeronine, which activates enzymes.

According to Dr. Ralph Heinicke, a biochemist, xeronine is a must-have for our bodies. Where it gets tricky is that as soon as xeronine is found in the body, the protein in our bodies consumes it right away, leaving us with little, if any, for cellular repair needs. (11)
How does the noni fruit fit into all of this? Noni contains only small amounts of xeronine, but the juice contains proxeronine.

Proxeronine is a special colloid that prompts the release of xeronine in the intestinal tract once it comes in contact with a specific enzyme that’s found in noni juice. This can significantly enhance cellular function.

6. Prevents Parasitic Disease
Noni juice just may help prevent parasitic disease. Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease typically found in tropical areas and southern Europe from sand flies, which are much smaller than the average mosquito we know today. This has become more important due to drug resistance and some complications caused by possible combined HIV infection. Noni has a rich chemical composition the has been shown to fight the parasites with the phenolic and aromatic compounds it contains, making it a possible treatment against leishmaniasis.

Noni Juice Nutrition

One tablespoon of noni juice contains about: (12)

3.5 calories
0.9 gram carbohydrates
1.5 milligrams vitamin C (2 percent DV)
300 micrograms zinc (2 percent DV)
170 micrograms niacin (<1 dv="" li="" percent="">
0.12 microgramsfolate (<1 dv="" li="" percent="">
2 milligrams calcium (<1 dv="" li="" percent="">
800 micrograms magnesium (<1 dv="" li="" percent="">
35 micrograms iron (<1 dv="" li="" percent="">
10 milligrams potassium (<1 dv="" li="" percent="">

Noni also provides fatty acids, amino acids (serine, arginine and methionin), and powerful antioxidants, such as anthocyanins, beta-carotene, catechins, coenzyme Q10, flavonoids, lipoic acid, lutein, lycopene and selenium.

History of Noni Juice

The noni plant is actually a member of the coffee family, and the fruit presents itself as bumpy and yellowish-white in color. Belonging to a tree in the coffee family, Rubiaceae, noni goes by the scientific name Morinda citrifolia. Like many other fruits, the noni fruit is squeezed into a juice and sold as such, but you can also get it as a juice concentrate, a powder, and it can even be found in beverages blended with other ingredients and juices.

Noni goes beyond the juice department, of course. It can be purchased as a fruit leather made from the dehydrated pulp and crushed leaves and can be found in natural medicines and cosmetics. Pushing the noni fruit a little further, noni oil is produced from pressed seeds and used topically in many products, including shampoos. Noni products are sold all over the world, but they’re most popular in North America, Mexico, Asia and Australia. (13)

Have you ever heard of a canoe plant? Canoe plants are typically taken from Polynesia, by boat, and transplanted to other Pacific Islands. More specifically, canoe plants help pinpoint those plants that were brought to Hawaii about 1,700 years ago by Polynesian explorers. Noni is one of these plants. (14)

The tradition of noni was to use the fruits as food and for intestinal issues. The leaves, however, were applied to wounds and injuries that cause swelling and arthritis, often as a poultice. Some common names of noni are morinda, Indian mulberry, hog apple and canary wood. Its Latin name, however, is Morinda citrifolia.

Noni juice is sometimes referred to as “a gift from Pele,” as it comes from areas where lava flows. It’s believed by ancient Hawaiians that Kilauea was the home of Pele, known as the goddess of volcanoes and a “goddess of fire, lightning, dance, and violence.” However, locals truly appreciate every eruption, seeing it as a gift from Pele. Not only does Pele provide noni, but each eruption creates about 40 acres of new land each year. (15)
Noni has become a pretty big moneymaker, representing a $3 billion industry. A plant pathologist, Scot Nelson, from the University of Hawai’i at Manoa’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, claims at around $1 per fluid ounce, noni is responsible for “one of the world’s highest profit-margins for juice beverages.” In addition to the juice, noni has become a popular supplement, mostly found dried and in powder. To achieve this, a patent reports that it starts from picking the fruit from the tree to a lengthy process of drying the leaves and eventually grinding them into a fine powder. (16)

How to Consume Noni Juice and Noni Juice Recipes

Noni may remind you of a mango in size and color, but it doesn’t contain the sweetness that the mango holds. The noni fruit is bitter to the tongue and really more known as a healing tonic than a refreshing juice beverage.

Noni is sometimes consumed as a supplement in powder form or capsules, and it’s often consumed as a healing tonic by drinking the juice. You can juice it at home if you have a juicer, or you can purchase noni juice at a specialty grocery store or online. If you decide to juice your own, it takes about six noni fruits to yield eight ounces of juice. By adding some fresh lemon juice or grape juice, you can create a more pleasant taste. You can also add chopped noni to your smoothie, morning yogurt or oatmeal, or cook it in your vegetables sautéed and serve it over rice.

I want to remind you to make sure your doctor is OK with you consuming noni. While it has some amazing health benefits that the Polynesians clearly know lots about, it’s best to make sure.

If you have the go-ahead, try this noni juice recipe to start:
Polynesian Superfruit Shake.

INGREDIENTS:

¼ cup noni fruit, chopped or ¼ cup of noni juice
1 ripe banana
½ cup fresh pineapple
¼ cup fresh mango
Juice of ¼ lemon
Handful of kale or spinach
1 scoop protein powder made from bone broth
½ cup almond milk
1 tablespoon raw local honey

DIRECTIONS:

Place all ingredients into a high-powered blender and blend until smooth.
You can add a few ice cubes if you prefer it chilled or use frozen bananas for a thicker shake.

Here are a couple more noni juice recipes to try:

Noni Juice Precautions

Noni contains potassium and not be a good choice for anyone suffering with kidney problems. Because research is needed, there are many claims that are unsupported by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Some reports indicate that it may cause liver problems and should be avoided is you have liver disease. Make sure to discuss it with your health care provider.
Though there have been reports of toxicity concerns of noni, it’s been concluded that noni juice probably won’t cause complications due to toxicity. Regardless, it’s best to check with your doctor, especially if you’re pregnant, breast-feeding or experiencing any health complications.

Final Thoughts on Noni Juice

Noni is known to help with joint pain and skin conditions, and researchers are investigating it as a possible healing tonic for cancer and chronic conditions, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
It’s often found in combination with grape juice, probably because the grape juice helps hide the unpleasantly bitter taste it possesses, but it can also be found in capsules, tablets and teas.
Noni may remind you of a mango in size and color, but it doesn’t contain the sweetness that the mango holds. The noni fruit is bitter to the tongue and really more known as a healing tonic than a refreshing juice beverage.
Noni goes beyond the juice department, of course. It can be purchased as a fruit leather made from the dehydrated pulp and crushed leaves and can be found in natural medicines and cosmetics.
Noni juice has been shown to pack an amazing antioxidant punch, fight pain associated with tumors, combat inflammation, boost immunity, help reduce cholesterol, provide cellular repair and prevent parasitic disease.

Healthy wealth

Wednesday, April 25, 2018

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