WHAT IS IN HAWAIIAN NONI JUICE?
Noni fruit is a powerful antioxidant that is packed with vitamins and minerals. What makes Noni such a remarkable medicinal fruit is the small amount of xeronine and the large amount of proxeronine that are in it, which help the cells of the human body to either resume normal function if they are functioning abnormally, or helps healthy cells to stay healthy. A third healthful element in Noni is scopoletin , which is beneficial to the cardiovascular system.
Some of the health-related microorganisms found in Noni fruit that have been isolated are Morindone, Morindine, Acubin, Terpene compounds, L. Asperuloside, various Anthraquinones, Alazarin, Caproic Acid, Caprylic Acid, Scopoletin, Damnacanthal, and Alkaloids. There are more than 150 nutraceuticals that have been identified in Noni.
Here is a partial list of some of the substances believed to promote good health:
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Acetic acid
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Glycosides
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Morindanigrine
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Resins
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Alizarin
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Heptanoic acid
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Morindin
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Rhamnose
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Alkaloids
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Hexadecane
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Morin done
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Ricinoleic acid
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Anthraquinones
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Hexanamide
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Myristic acid
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Rubiadin
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Benzoic acid
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Hexose
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Nonanoic acid
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Scopoletin
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Butanoic acid
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Iron
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Nordamnacanthal
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Sitosterol
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Calcium
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Isobutyric acid
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Octanoic acid
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Sodium
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Campestrol
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Isocaproic acid
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Oleic acid
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B-stosterol
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Carbonate
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Isofucosterol
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Palmitic acid
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Stearic acid
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Carotene
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Lauric acid
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Paraffin
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Sterls
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Cycloartenol
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Limonene
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Pectins
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Stigmastrol
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Damanacanthal
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Linoleic acid
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Pentose
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Terpenoids
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Decanoic acid
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Lucidin
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Phosphate
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Ursolic acid
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Elaidic acid
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Magnesium
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Physcion
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Vitamin C
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Eugenol
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Methyl oleate
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Potassium
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Vomifoliol
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Ferric iron
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Morindadiol
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Protein
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Wax
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Source:
Information from Dr. Anne Hirazumi of the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Hawaii.
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