Improving the quality of life, since its components provide elements with immunostimulating properties, antihypertensive, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, anti asthmatic, antibacterial and analgesic.Noni increases the body´s defenses, and a body with good defenses can fight different types of diseases. Contains components that can help the human body to regenerate and increase cell-defenses of it, naturally. There have been some studies about positive results.
Most of us live sedentary lives and stress. The effects of aging begin to take effect at an early age. From simple pains, lack of energy and inability to sleep, even the most serious challenges such as diabetes, high blood pressure and arthritis. Noni can help prevent disease and improve health.
MANY USES OF NONI
Noni is native to Southeast Asia, specifically India. From there IT traveled to the rest of Polynesia with the natives. The Indians considered the Noni plant so essential and carried it on their travels. The same thing happened later with the Polynesians. They used Noni for everything from the extraction of dyes to the development of tools with its branches. But obviously, the main use was as a medicinal plant. When considered as valuable, it was taken with them on trips to the places of the world where it is today. The Polynesians used Noni in all medicinal preparations dealing with health problems they had. The oldest medical reference we have of Noni to date back several thousand years ago, the ancient Indian Sanskrit Ayurvedic medical texts. It was not until the ´50s that Dr. Heinicke began to lay the foundation for study of the Noni fruit. Later Dr. Solomon made a study of more than 25,000 patients suffering from various ailments. He treated them with noni and evaluated the improvement had. Since then more and more studies show the benefits of the noni.
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Noni is native to Southeast Asia, specifically India. From there IT traveled to the rest of Polynesia with the natives. The Indians considered the Noni plant so essential and carried it on their travels. The same thing happened later with the Polynesians. They used Noni for everything from the extraction of dyes to the development of tools with its branches. But obviously, the main use was as a medicinal plant. When considered as valuable, it was taken with them on trips to the places of the world where it is today. The Polynesians used Noni in all medicinal preparations dealing with health problems they had. The oldest medical reference we have of Noni to date back several thousand years ago, the ancient Indian Sanskrit Ayurvedic medical texts. It was not until the ´50s that Dr. Heinicke began to lay the foundation for study of the Noni fruit. Later Dr. Solomon made a study of more than 25,000 patients suffering from various ailments. He treated them with noni and evaluated the improvement had. Since then more and more studies show the benefits of the noni.
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