Noni Microbial Defense

Noni Microbial Defense 1 oz | NutraMedix
Noni (Morinda citrifolia) is a tropical fruit that is grown in the Pacific Islands. It has been successfully used for over 2000 years in Polynesia to treat a variety of illnesses.

Some medicinal properties of Noni:
ADAPTOGEN • ANALGESIC • ANTICANCEROUS • ANTI-INFLAMMATORY • ANTIMICROBIAL
• ANTIMUTAGENIC • ANTI-ULCEROUS • IMMUNOMODULATOR • SEDATIVE

James Howenstine, MD and other medical doctors report that the Nutramedix Noni extract can eliminate the symptoms associated with colds and flu within 3 to 4 hours.

In early 2005, physicians at an Eastern European clinic administered Nutramedix Noni extract to patients with acute viral infections. All physicians reported rapid elimination of symptoms. In the impoverished country of Bulgaria where very few can afford Noni juice, Nutramedix Noni extract is considered to be a more cost-effective and easier to use remedy than Noni juice.

Physicians report that 30ml (one ounce) of Nutramedix Noni extract is as effective as up to 8 liters of Noni juice from other companies.

In May 2005, pharmacological studies were conducted in laboratory rodents at the University of Guayaquil in Ecuador. The Nutramedix Noni extract inhibited inflammation by 99.4%. In the same study, two other anti-inflammatory products were compared with the Nutramedix Noni extract. Pfizer’s best selling and very toxic anti-inflammatory drug, Feldene (Piroxicam) inhibited inflammation by 99.8%. Tahitian Noni juice from the Morinda company inhibited inflammation by only 31.3%.
In May 2005, at the same University in Ecuador a pharmacological study on Nutramedix Noni was conducted in laboratory rodents to measure its analgesic effect. Nutramedix Noni was determined to be 95% as effective as aspirin as an analgesic.

There are no known contraindications, no known side effects and no known interactions with other drugs when using Noni.    In May 2005, toxicology studies were conducted on Nutramedix Noni at the University of Guayaquil, Ecuador. No toxic effects were reported even when laboratory rodents received 120,000 times the equivalent human dose.

There are dozens of scientific studies that have been published on the therapeutic health benefits of Noni, especially with regard to its remarkable anti-cancer and analgesic properties. The most well known are a series of studies conducted by Annie Hirazumi and Eiichi Furusawa at the University of Hawaii. Equally important are studies from other laboratories in the United States, as well as in France, China and Japan.