Noni juice

So is Noni juice

Noni juice is the result of squeezing the Noni fruit. It has a thick consistency, dark brown color, a strong, almost unpleasant odor and a sour taste. There are various production methods to make the juice: it is important that the process to produce the juice is able to maintain most of the properties of the fruit, which would otherwise be lost. The capsules, in fact, do not have the same nutritional value and, due to the manufacturing process, contain a lower quantity of active ingredient.

Noni juice production method: decantation and pasteurization;
Freeze-dried juice production method: concentration → filtration → freeze-drying.

Nutritional values

Noni fruit juice contains vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes, sterols and contains a large amount of amino acids. Despite what is said for commercial purposes, the percentages of micronutrients are not surprising at all; for example, the most significant micronutrient, vitamin C, is contained in doses of about 30/50 mg per 100ml of noni juice (pure undiluted), compared to 50 mg / 100 ml of vitamin C. Considering that, to contain costs to the public and improve its bad organoleptic characteristics, noni juice is often diluted or cut with other fruit juices, it is understandable how the magnification of its nutritional content is a mere commercial speculation. Without fueling international trade and the related social and environmental implications, looking at the nutritional tables below it is natural to wonder if it is perhaps better to consume a freshly squeezed Italian orange juice.

Comparison between the nutritional values ​​of Pure Orange Juice and Noni Juice Pure (values ​​per 100 ml)

ORANGE JUICE NONI JUICE * Power 45 kcal 15.3 kcal Carbohydrates 10.4 g .3.4 g Fibers 0.2 g <0.2 g Total lipids (fat) 0.2 g <0.1 g Proteins 0.7 g 0.43 g Cholesterol 0 mg 0 mg Football 11 mg 10.1 mg Iron 0.2 mg 0.07 mg Potassium 200 mg 66 mg Sodium 1 mg 10.5 mg Zinc 0.05 mg 1.98 mg Vitamin A, Retinol equivalent activities 10 RAE <5 RAE Vitamin C, ascorbic acid 50 mg 33.65 mg Niacin, vitamin B3 or PP 0.4 mg 1.12 mg Folate, total 30 mcg 11.4 mcg

* Values ​​taken from the site: http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu

Property

Currently, pharmacological research has recognized the presence of some active ingredients, including precursors useful for the production of the enzyme xeronine, a relevant component of the cell membrane, capable of exerting a regenerative and repairing action on damaged cells. Furthermore, xeronine is able to regulate the function of proteins, to provide them with an adequate structure and plays a fundamental role in maintaining cellular efficiency and metabolism. The intake of Noni juice therefore allows to obtain a combination synergistic of the substances present in it (such as proxeronine, vitamin C and scopoletin) important for the body cell structure, the regulation of metabolism and antioxidant functions.

Note. Position of the FDA and authorization of the European Commission relating to Noni juice.
The peculiar composition of Noni makes it one of the most nutritious and beneficial fruits in the world.
The various scientific researches conducted have shown how this fruit has the ability to act as an analgesic, detoxifying, immunostimulating, antihypertensive, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiparasitic and energizing. There are many therapeutic applications in which it can be beneficial. However, further medicinal properties of Noni hypothesized and publicized, applied to various pathologies, are still the subject of verification in numerous scientific researches. Recently, the FDA (Food and Drug Administration, the world's leading food control body) has included Noni in the GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) category, the list that collects all substances recognized as safe for the world population. control body intervened by issuing notices to Noni producers and distributors regarding health claims that have not yet been scientifically proven. In 2003, the European Commission authorized the marketing of Noni juice as a "new food ingredient" (Novel food , decision 2003/426 / EC pursuant to EC regulation no. 258/97). During this procedure, the Scientific Committee for Food Products (SCF) issued a favorable opinion, noting that the data provided and the information available did NOT constitute proof of "particular beneficial effects of Noni juice, superior to those of other fruit juices'.

As for seed oil, due to the high content of omega-six polyunsaturated fatty acids, it could be useful in the treatment of skin conditions characterized by redness and irritation.

Functions and Benefits

Noni juice is to be considered a valid ally to strengthen the body's natural defense system, but it is important to remember that it comes from a natural plant and it is not a miraculous cure. Noni has a good restorative power, thanks to the good content of vitamins, amino acids and minerals, but nothing more.

For commercial purposes, noni juice is also said to be an excellent energizer, which improves physical and physiological performance. Here are its many alleged positive aspects on the organism:

• Relieve stress and counteract fatigue
  The enzymes contained in the juice can favor the assimilation of amino acids, vitamins and mineral salts naturally contained in food, improving the energy tone. In addition, it fights weakness and dehydration especially in the hottest months of the year, helping to resist better. to the heat and improving sleep, as well as stimulating the production of melatonin by the epiphysis.
• Pain relieving and analgesic function
  An experimental study has confirmed the pain-relieving ability of the Noni plant, which can be exploited for several conditions. The juice can help fight the pains typical of certain diseases, from headaches to gastrointestinal disorders. This Noni derivative can also act as an analgesic against muscle, joint, menstrual and digestive pain.
• Antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and immunostimulating function
  Noni is able to support the body by controlling and regulating inflammatory processes. In particular, some experiments have found a marked improvement in the conditions of patients suffering from tendonitis, arthritis and bursitis. Noni juice strengthens the immune system: it is in able to activate T cells and macrophages, responsible for attacking and destroying pathogens.
• Enhance the skin
  Noni juice can be applied to the skin with excellent results: it is particularly useful for treating skin inflammations, minor burns and small abrasions. In fact, xeronine is able to promote the regeneration of traumatized tissue.
  Increase energy and good mood
  Noni stimulates the secretion of endorphins and serotonin, improving mental efficiency and mood, alleviating symptoms such as body weakness, fatigue, drowsiness and depression.
• Antihypertensive function
  Scopoletin, a substance that promotes the production of nitric oxide, which acts on the blood vessels by increasing their elasticity and favoring the lowering of pressure.
• Antioxidant activity
  Noni contains vitamin C and selenium, two antioxidants capable of counteracting the action of free radicals and cellular aging.

Other functions:

• Gastric and intestinal protective activity;
• Promotes the absorption of vitamins C and A, beta-carotene, calcium and potassium;
• Prevents skin aging and damage caused by sun rays on the epidermis;
• Detoxifying activity.

Noni juice applications

Studies conducted on Noni juice have shown how it can help solve various ailments. Please note that Noni is NOT a drug and should not be taken as a substitute for drugs.

For commercial purposes, it is suggested that Noni juice can be useful in case of:

• Type 1, type 2 diabetes
• Glycemia
• Symptoms of Depression
• Hypertension
• Fatigue, weakness, lack of energy
• Drowsiness
• Anxiety, Stress
• Regulation of sleep rhythms
• Regulation of biological rhythms
• Metabolism regulation
• Allergic symptoms
• Fighting free radicals
• Strengthening of the immune system

• Burns
• Wounds and skin irritation
• Infections
• Intestinal disorders
• Worms and parasites
• Antioxidant and anti-aging
• Stomach pains
• Migraine
• Cataract
• Ear ache
• Against withdrawal symptoms (smoking, etc.)
• Arthritis, tendonitis
• Improvement of attention

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