Comments on: tahitian noni http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2003/06/23/tahitian-noni/ Some tips for diabetic, recipes and products. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 20:42:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Dave Black http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2003/06/23/tahitian-noni/#comment-10701 Dave Black Tue, 17 Feb 2004 19:01:21 +0000 http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2003/06/23/tahitian-noni/#comment-10701 I have used Noni as a general health tonic a few years back, nothing great to report and had no postive change on my BSL...however I found that it is great for a mouth was in preventing gum disease however since then I have found the best thing so far for the mouth, ie gum, teeth etc...Myrrh Oil , a few drops in water ... for me the greatest thing I have found for any probnlems with the mouth including bad breath.... All the best Michael I have used Noni as a general health tonic a few years
back, nothing great to report and had no postive
change on my BSL…however I found that it is great
for a mouth was in preventing gum disease however
since then I have found the best thing so far for the
mouth, ie gum, teeth etc…Myrrh Oil , a few drops in
water … for me the greatest thing I have found for
any probnlems with the mouth including bad breath….

All the best
Michael

]]> By: Endy King http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2003/06/23/tahitian-noni/#comment-10700 Endy King Tue, 17 Feb 2004 08:17:39 +0000 http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2003/06/23/tahitian-noni/#comment-10700 Re: Has anyone tried or taking tahitian noni juice? Yes, I have in the past, and it is sold through multi-level marketing companies as well as at health food stores. There isn't much out there I haven't tried, as I have been involved in the health and nutritional business for over 30 years. My primary company has it available at half the price the (though my company's is double the strength and concentration of actual Tahitian noni) that the better known one does, but I have yet to see ANYTHING in the way of benefit from either of them! I know one person who is big in Morinda, the better known company, who drinks a quart of it A DAY! This is absurd, IMO, plus can get REAL EXPENSIVE REAL FAST! LOL Supplements are great, and I believe in them wholeheartedly, but the way most folks act about noni juice it's almost a cult-like fanaticism. THAT always scares me! But, OTOH, virtually ALL companies in networking have <!--more--> money back guarantees, and I wouldn't consider working with one that didn't, so anyone who decides to try it can be assured of getting reimbursed if they don't like the stuff. Oh - and by the way, it tastes awful!!! I honestly don't know what the carb count is, but it's a fruit, so I figure its juice would now be a no-no for me, no matter what! I won't drink ANY fruit juices since I learned I was diabetic. And based on everything I've read, I cannot imagine any diabetic getting away with drinking these concentrated sweeteners in any quantity whatsoever, at least not for long. Re: Has anyone tried or taking tahitian noni juice?

Yes, I have in the past, and it is sold through multi-level marketing
companies as well as at health food stores. There isn’t much out there I
haven’t tried, as I have been involved in the health and nutritional
business for over 30 years. My primary company has it available at half the
price the (though my company’s is double the strength and concentration of
actual Tahitian noni) that the better known one does, but I have yet to see
ANYTHING in the way of benefit from either of them! I know one person who
is big in Morinda, the better known company, who drinks a quart of it A DAY!
This is absurd, IMO, plus can get REAL EXPENSIVE REAL FAST! LOL

Supplements are great, and I believe in them wholeheartedly, but the way
most folks act about noni juice it’s almost a cult-like fanaticism. THAT
always scares me! But, OTOH, virtually ALL companies in networking have

money back guarantees, and I wouldn’t consider working with one that didn’t,
so anyone who decides to try it can be assured of getting reimbursed if they
don’t like the stuff. Oh - and by the way, it tastes awful!!!

I honestly don’t know what the carb count is, but it’s a fruit, so I figure
its juice would now be a no-no for me, no matter what! I won’t drink ANY
fruit juices since I learned I was diabetic. And based on everything I’ve
read, I cannot imagine any diabetic getting away with drinking these
concentrated sweeteners in any quantity whatsoever, at least not for long.

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