Is Noni juice a cure-all or just another rip--off?

Answer 1

Totally a rip-off, as are goji juice & acai berry juice, one of whose distributors has already contacted you.

These sugared fruit juice products are delivered by well-oiled, pyramidal Ponzi marketing schemes. At least one of these companies has been sued repeatedly, gone into bankruptcy, principals reorganized each time and emerged anew with another sales organization.

The greatest problem is that these companies are making outlandish claims about restoring health for almost every disease. The parties likeliest to respond to such lies are the most helpless and the most vulnerable, often persons who have serious incurable diseases or terminal illnesses and who feel desperate because western medicine is letting them down.

No real naturopathic doctor - by this I mean a graduate of a 5-year program of medical studies in a recognized college of naturopathic medicine - no real ND is ever going to recommend these nonsense juices.

Answer 2

I have never tried noni and as someone else said nothing is a 'cure all'. Many people do not believe in alternative things because they try cheap brands and/or brands that are loaded with sugar and do not contain the necessary active ingredients.
My eyes were bothering me the other day and I bought a bottle of acai juice and I could tell that my eyes felt a lot better and I wasn't even expecting it to do anything other than being something healthy to drink rather than my usual Pepsi.

Answer 3

Nothing is a cure all and nothing cures everyone. It depends on your physical makeup. What works for me might not work for you.