Pure Organic Tahitian Noni Juice UK
Perfect Shape's new Super juice, Organic Tahitian Noni Juice, a certified pure form of Tahitian Noni Juice, is now available from Perfect Shape's UK website at www.perfectshape.co.uk. The blend of Pure Tahitian Noni Juice with 0.2% natural raspberry flavouring makes this Tahitian Noni Juice not only great for your body but great tasting too! This adds to Perfect Shape's line up of other super juices which include Mangosteen, Goji, Acai, Pomegranate, Cranberry and Yumberry. Tahitian Noni Juice contains naturally occurring minerals, enzymes, anti-oxidants, vitamins, phytonutrients and bioflavonoids. Tahitian Noni juice is rich in proxeroxine and scopoleitin.Tahitian Noni Juice was, and still is, prescribed by the native Polynesian healers to treat pain, inflammation, burns, skin problems, intestinal worms, nausea, food poisoning, fevers, bowel & menstrual problems, insect & animal bites etc.This wonder super juice Tahitian Noni Juice is now available in the UK and Europe from Perfect Shape. Noni or MORINDA CITRIFOLIA - Is a remarkable life sustaining plant growing in the Tahitian Islands where the tropical climate and the rich volcanic soil provide the ideal growing conditions to produce the highest quality plants. NONI JUICE known for hundreds of years to have many natural healing properties, is produced from this plant. Perfect Shape's Noni Juice contains 99.6% natural organic juice together with a miniscule 0.2% of natural raspberry flavour and 0.2% of Citric Acid. This juice tastes amazingly good considering it contains such a small amount of raspberry flavour. Many people find that NONI Juice without some flavouring to be totally unpalatable. Over 150 nutraceuticals have been found in Tahitian Noni Juice. Some of those identified are : anthraquinones, beta-carotene, calcium, linoleic acid, magnesium, pectin, potassium, proline, protein, proxeronine, proxeroninease, scopoletin, beta-sitosterols, sterols, phenylalanine & tyrosine, ursolic acid, all the B vitamins & antioxidants like vitamin C, proanthocyanadins & anthocyanadins.According to Dr. Neil Solomon, Noni has been reported to be safe for pregnant and nursing mothers. Noni can also be taken with all medications & other food supplements. It is non-addictive.Nutrients in NoniOver 150 nutraceuticals have been found in the noni fruit, some of those identified are : anthraquinones, beta-carotene, calcium, linoleic acid, magnesium, pectin, potassium, proline, protein, proxeronine, proxeroninease, scopoletin, beta-sitosterols, sterols, phenylalanine & tyrosine, ursolic acid, all the B vitamins & antioxidants like vitamin C, proanthocyanadins & anthocyanadins.How Does Noni Work & Why It Can Be Good For Us ?Our bodies work by biochemical reactions. Examples include growing hair, digesting food, healing injuries, fighting infections, walking, thinking, feeling etc. There are certain processes in our body that are primary & supportive of the entire body.Any change in these primary processes can cause dramatic changes throughout our whole body & other aspects of our life. Two of the main primary processes include the processes of synthesis and of communication.Synthesis include all the things that our bodies make, for example, proteins, connective tissues, new cells, hormones, DNA etc.Communication refers to the flow of chemically controlled information among the cells, for proper co-ordinated growth of the human body as a whole. Globular proteins are the workhorses for both synthesis (enzymes) & communication (cell wall receptors) processes.Globular proteins are long strands of amino acids connected like beads on a string. Big & wobbly, they spend only a very short time in the precise shape that does most of their intended work. More about proteins... Enzymes catalyze every biochemical reaction in the body & the cell wall receptors are responsible for much of the communication that occurs biochemically in the body. To increase the effectiveness of an enzyme or receptor, our bodies produce a small molecule called xeronine that wedges itself between the strands of protein, making it more rigid & hence spending more time in its biochemically efficient configuration. Dr. Ralph Heinicke, a research biochemist, pioneered the study of the alkaloid Xeronine. Xeronine is produced in the body (large intestine) from the building blocks Proxeronine, Proxeroninase and Seratonin. Our bodies contain all of these blocks but proxeronine may be in short supply. Under usual circumstances, the liver stores proxeronine, releasing it into the bloodstream every two hours. Additional quantity of proxeronine required comes from the food that we eat. However soil depletion and environmental degradation have reduced the amount of xeronine building blocks in our food.