PAUL PIERCE

Ancient Wisdom Validated

Ancient Polynesian cultures used noni for hundreds of years to address a wide array of common conditions. While these people may not have understood how noni worked, they did know it was an effective medicinal food.

Today, modern science has confirmed many of noni’s traditional uses, with more than 200 studies on the plant and fruit showing potential health benefits. These benefits cover the areas of cardiovascular health, immune function, cellular function, antioxidant activity, among others.

These studies have been conducted by universities and other research institutions all over the world, and published by recognized international science and health journals, including Phytotherapy Research, Plant Foods and Human Nutrition, the European Journal of Pharmacology, and the Journal of Ethnopharmacology.