A lot of 100 year old folks, who grew up eating noni straight of the tree, claim it to be the reason for their increased lifespan. In this age of disease and pollution, a miracle fruit that can help you live longer is hard to come by. So try to make maximum use of all its benefits. Drink noni, while you have the chance!
The evergreen shrub native to Southeast Asia and Australasia called Morinda Citrifolia, or noni plant is the source of noni juice. It is also known as Indian Mulberry, or aal in Hindi. Though most of us are not aware of this fruit, there have been several claims regarding the health benefits of both the fruit and its juice.
So what is noni juice most known for? It has been quite well known to the Polynesians for more than 2000 years, who used almost all parts of the noni plant. It is said to possess significant medicinal qualities due to its analgesic, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
This juice is sold in commercial form all over the world as it has been promoted as a cure for a number of human diseases. It is also sold in the form of capsules. The powdered pulp of this fruit was the first product to be commercially marketed. Even a small dose of this juice is said to have beneficial effects on your health.

Nutrition Facts

supplement fact serving size:1tbsp(15 ml.)Serving per container:35

Nutrient Amount per serving %Daily Value
Calories 3.5 Kcal
Protein nil
Total carb 0.9g <1%
Sugars 0.9g
Sodium 1mg <1%
VitaminC 1.5mg 2%
Niacin 170mcg <1%
Foliate 12mcg <1%
Calcium 2mg <1%
Magnesium 8mcg <1%
Iron 35mcg <1%
Potassium 10mg <1%
Zinc 300mcg 2%

Pure Noni Juice 15,000mg(15ml)

**Percent daily values (DV) are based on a 2000 calorie diet*** daily value not established