Noni - One of Nature's Amazing Healers

For centuries, cultures in India and Southeast Asia have been enjoying the health benefits of Noni. In the last decade, the benefits of Noni have been both enjoyed and studied in the west.

Noni is extremely rich in Proxeronine, which combines with Proxeronase, and Serotonin in the body to produce Xeronine. Xeronine helps the body heal itself by helping to normalize the function of damaged and sick cells and facilitating their repair. Noni helps many people for many, but not all conditions. It exerts positive effects quickly, but experts suggest you commit to taking noni for six months. Noni is essentially nontoxic, and works synergistically with other food supplements and/or medications. It works optimally in conjunction with other antioxidants.

Experts in the field of Noni agree that to maintain the integrity of noni's actions, its natural constituents must be maintained. All agree that no additives, artificial ingredients or preservatives should be added.

ForMor International is proud to bring 100% pure, unadulterated Noni juice to the market.

"In interviews with more than 20 doctors and 20 other health professionals who treated over 8,000 people with the food supplement noni:

78% reported benefits with one or more problems.
69% of the people who took noni said that they would not give it up!"

--Neil Solomon M.D., Ph.D.

Once again, nature supports our quest for optimum health with a near-perfect natural supplement. Growing in natural abundance in the pristine, tropical isles of French Polynesia, is the fruit of the Morinda Citrifolia bush. Over 140 isolated nutraceuticals - elements have been identified in Noni. In particular, Noni is a rich source of Proxeronine, a compound involved in a wide range of normal human biochemical reactions.

Better Health Through Common Sense.

The history of Noni (scientific name: morinda citrifolia) goes back at least 2,000 years tracing back to India and Southeast Asia. The most sought after Noni fruit is that of Tahiti where this marvelous plant flourishes in natural abundance. Noni fruit has been utilized for centuries for its health-giving properties.

Noni In The Market Place.

Noni has been used for centuries in Polynesian culture, but has started to gain more popularity here in the west in the last decade. In 1996, a company helped popularize Noni with a Noni drink. Their product is a 32 ounce drink, reported to have only seven ounces of pure noni juice. The drink retails for $40 per quart,with a wholesale price of approximately $30 per quart. ForMor knows consumers want pure Noni at a better price! "The Original" Noni From Tahiti offers consumers more than TWICE the amount of pure noni juice for less money!

Noni and Science.

There are over 20 scientific papers published on Noni, and its active component, Proxeronine. Neil Solomon, M.D., Ph. D. summarizes in his book "Nature’s Amazing Healer - Noni" that from interviews with more than 40 doctors and other health professionals who compiled data collectively representing over 8,000 users of Noni, 6,240 had positive responses. Health challenges which were positively effected range from cancer to high blood pressure, autoimmune challenges to bacterial infection, as well as diabetes, pain, obesity, depression and well-being. Noted researcher and Noni expert Dr. Ralph Heinicke, invested over 45 years studying the effects of Noni, and discovered the alkaloid he named xeronine. Xeronine is a relatively small alkaloid which is physiologically very active and important for the proper function of all cells in the body. Dr. Heinicke discovered that the juice of Noni contains appreciable amounts of the precursor of xeronine that he named pro-xeronine. A particular enzyme found in the Noni juice activates in the intestine and Pro-xeronine releases pure xeronine. Dr. Heinicke’s theory, is that when released, xeronine actually works at the molecular level to repair damaged cells. Dr. Heinicke states that the primary function of xeronine is to regulate the rigidity and shape of specific proteins. Since these proteins have different functions within the cells, this may explain how the administrations of Noni juice causes an unbelievably wide range of physiological responses. There are over 140 identified phytonutrients in pure Noni juice as well.

Getting the Most Benefit From Noni.

Noni fruits contain the inactive form of the enzyme which releases xeronine from proxeronine. Unless this proenzyme becomes properly activated, Noni juice will effect few pharmacological reactions. Fortunately, if Noni juice is taken on an empty stomach, the critical proenzyme escapes digestion in the stomach and enters the intestines. Here the chances are high that it may become activated.

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