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| goodnoni® ... sun ripened Noni fruit, and nothing else. |
How is our Noni juice made? | ||
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Direct from the fruit, processed and in the bottle, no detours. We stand to our promise: 100% natural and pure noni juice.... Our noni juice from ripe noni fruit that was handpicked in the pristine rain forests of a tropical South Sea paradise. It contains everything that is in the noni fruit, undiluted. Our noni juice is 100% natural. We add no sugar, yeast or nutrients to the Noni during or after processing. Only white, sun ripe Noni are used. That means, harvesting must be continuous, always waiting for only the ripe fruit, unripe, green or bruised fruit is rejected. |
NATURALLY PURE |
Our Quality Guarantee: 100 % pure noni juice, no additives, no water, no chemicals, no preservatives. |
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.... direct from the manufacturer. The entire manufacturing process is controlled by our company Herbex Ltd. We collect the ripe fruit from wild growing Morinda citrifolia trees. No fruit is taken from plantations. To ensure highest quality, our fruit has to measure 8º Brix or higher. BRIX is a measure of the percent solids (TSS) in a given weight of plant juice---nothing more---and nothing less (read more about BRIX). BRIX is actually a summation of the pounds of sucrose, fructose, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, proteins, hormones, and other solids in one hundred pounds of any particular plant juice. So, how does goodnoni® juice from Herbex compare to other noni juices? As an example we have listed the amino acids of Morinda Tahitian Noni Juice, our goodnoni® product and noni juice from other regions .... brix equals quality. BRIX is an indicator for QUALITY. The BRIX of the noni fruit determines the brix of the noni juice. If the fruit had 8 Brix, then the juice has 8 Brix unless water has been added to the juice, which would reduce the brix, or sugar has been added which would increase the brix. Both, water and sugar additions can be determined by means of analysis in a chemistry laboratory. We do not buy raw juice or noni powder, we mix no water into the juice and no other fruit juice, we do not use frozen fruit, we do not use puree. We emphasize that our fruit comes from an area that stretches over 250 km, from Sigatoka to Nadi, Ba, Rakiraki and Nausori, (see map of Fiji) the Yasawa islands to the lower costal areas and to the hills inland. This ensures that we get many different varieties of noni fruit, that have ripened in different soil types under different climatic conditions. The best raw material is just good enough for our customers. |
direct from the Noni fruit. ![]() direct from the Manufacturer. |
| Morinda Tahitian Noni® Beverage and our Noni Juice, how do they compare? |
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This question is asked again and again by many people. We thought it might be useful if the answer is here. The previous paragraphs tell how our noni juice is made. The Morinda Tahitian Noni® beverage is a 'reconstituted' beverage made from noni fruit grown in plantations in French Polynesia, also known as Tahiti. The French tested nuclear explosions for many years in parts of Tahiti (French Polynesia). A description of how Morinda Tahitian Noni® is made can be found in "Opinion on Tahitian Noni® juice (expressed on 4 December 2002) http://europa.eu.int/comm/food/fs/sc/scf/out151_en.pdf in section 3.2" |
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WOULD YOU RATHER TRY OUR PRODUCT OR PAY A LOT MORE FOR A RECONSTITUTED BEVERAGE? |
| goodnoni Noni in Fiji |
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Noni is known as kura in Fiji and has been used as medicine for more than 2000 years. The noni tree (Morinda citrifolia) grows in tropical areas of India, and in the tropical regions of the Pacific and North Australia, but not in New Zealand, which is much colder. In many private gardens in Fiji grow noni trees, noni juice is used for many ailments. It is applied for diabetes, arthritis, migraine, high blood pressure and cancer. The clean and natural environment in Fiji contributes to the quality of our products. Noni leaves are often wrapped around injured joints to relieve from pain and to heal injuries. Noni leaves dried or fresh made as a tea is used gastritis, heart burn and disorders of bowels. We use noni leaf oil, noni bark oil and noni fruit oil in our noni soap and body lotions. |
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| goodnoni The noni Plant |
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Genus:
Morinda citrifolia is from the madder (Rubiaceae) family and is known under many different names throughout the Pacific. Noni (Samoa), Nono (Tahiti & Cook Islands), Nonu (Tonga) , Noni Apple, Polynesian Bush Fruit, Indian Mulberry (India), Lada (Guam), Mengkudo (Malaysia), Cheesefruit (Australia), Nhau (Southeast Asia), Grand Morinda (Vietnam), Hai Ba Ji (China), Kura (Fiji), Nen (Marshall Islands). Parts used: Natural healers use Bark, Leaves, Flowers, Fruit and Seeds. For our noni juice only the fruit is used. Description: Noni (Morinda citrifolia) is an evergreen shrub or small tree up to 8 metres high with glossy dark green leaves up to 35 cm long. Small white flowers appear out of cluster like buds which grow later into a cream white fruit the size of a potato. Different varieties have different size fruit, some are the size of a plum others can grow as large as a grapefruit, weighing more than one kg. The fruit has a bitter taste and a rancid smell when ripe. Its colour turns from green to yellow and white when fully ripe. Fruits have about 40 - 60 seeds, similar shape of apple pits. The fruit is ready for harvest when its colour turned white, the skin is very thin and shortly before it falls from the tree. Character: Anti-bacterial, analgesic, anti-congestive, anti-oxidant, anti-catarrhal, anti-inflammatory, astringent, emollient, emmenagogue (promotes menstrual flow), laxative, sedative, hypotensive (lowers blood pressure), blood purifier, tonic, adaptogen (assists to normalize abnormal function), helps to balance body and mind. Noni fruit has been linked to the synthesis of xeronine in the body which has significant and widespread health implications. The alkaloid content of the Morinda fruit is thought to be responsible for its therapeutic actions. Alkaloids exhibit a wide range of pharmacological and biological activities in the human body. They are nitrogen containing organic compounds which can react with acids to form salts and are the basic of many medicines. Nutraceuticals: More than 150 have been isolated and identified in noni. This list includes some of the most important ones. Even though some of the isolated active constituents in noni are well documented for individual therapeutic applications, the synergistic effect and blend of the collective ingredients should not be dismissed as contributing to its overall medicinal actions. A reduced list of nutraceuticals follows: |
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Nono Nonu |
| Iron | Chlororubin | Sorandjidoil | Serine |
| Sitosterol | Methionine | MH-MA-R-Gluco P | Proline |
| Phosphate | Alanine | Plant Sterols | Rubiaoin MME |
| Glycoside | Isoleucine | Enzymes | Histadine |
| Carbohydrates | Arginine | Terpenes | Tyrosine |
| Rubiadin | Alizarin | Leucine | Morindine |
| Serotonin | Acetin GlucoP | Aspartate | Cofactors |
| Magnesium | Ursolic Acid | Lysine | Bioflavonids |
| Damnacanthal | Caprylic Acid | Cysteine | Glutamate |
| Carbonate | Glucopyranase | Phenlyalanine | Trace Elements |
| Non Damnacanthal | Asperuloside | Cystine | Sodium |
| Serotonin Precursors | Threonine | Anthraquinones | Vitamins |
| Xeronine | Scopoletin | Proxeronine | Valine |
| Proxeronase | Multi-Receptor Activators | Morindadiol | Alkaloids |
| Carotenoids | Tryptophane | Glycine | Protein |
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