Noni Juice has many health benefits. You name it – noni juice can help. Noni juice can help prevent cancer, heart disease, inflammation, mood swings, headaches, PMS, and it is just good for your overall health – or is it?

At my local health food store, I had a pleasure to learn 25 facts about one particular noni juice. You see, some companies usually use supplement facts section to list, well, supplement facts, but not in this case.

Apparently, when it comes to noni juice, it is just easier to list what noni juice does not contain. Would you expect to find capsules in a liquid noni juice? How about tablets? No?

Well, a few months ago I bought noni juice. To my horror, I have discovered that it contained eggs, fumigation, wheat, and it was irradiated. After this unpleasant experience, I quickly developed inflammation, mood swings, and headaches.

So when this time, I saw noni juice that does not contain eggs, fumigation, wheat, or radiation, it was a big relief. I was also excited to learn, that it can cure all my conditions and virtually any other serious disease known to humankind.

No, I did not really buy that noni juice, but it is telling to what extent some companies are willing to go to distract our attention from the facts.

And noni juice facts are pretty straight forward. Noni juice is bitter, foul-smelling juice. There is no evidence that it can cure or help prevent cancer, heart disease, PMS, or any other specific condition.

Just like any other fruit juice, noni juice contains some antioxidants. It does contain some compounds that are still being studied for their alleged immune system benefits, but at this time, there is no protocol for their use.

Noni juice also contains some vitamins that you can easily obtain from a diet. Not to mention, that something as trivial as orange juice will give you more potassium and vitamin C than you can ever find in noni juice.

Noni juice may sound a bit exotic and mysterious, but when it comes to health benefits, or credible scientific evidence of its “miracle� cures, it just does not stand up to the hype.