Athletes and Noni Juice

Recently you see a new match up: Athletes and Noni Juice. Stars of different sports have endorsed Noni juice and it's benefit for recovery after training or even in the recovery from an injury.

It is still unknown to many people that Noni juice with its high anti-oxidant levels can be very helpful for athletes and weekend warriors.

Here is a passage from a FayObserver article by Dan Wiederer:

“It’s nasty,” says North Carolina point guard Ty Lawson, who’s been knocking back shots of the juice in recent weeks. “There’s chunks in it when you swallow. It’s hard going down.”

For weeks, Lawson has looked far and wide for any cure he could find to aid his sprained left ankle. Recently, the noni juice seems to have provided a boost.

“I think it works,” Lawson said. “Before the (Feb. 24) Wake Forest game, I started drinking it. I couldn’t do anything on my ankle before that and by the next Tuesday, everything felt great.”

But before you go online and start ordering up the chunky tonic – $9 per 32 ounces on some sites – consider the following. Those within the Carolina program are skeptical of whether Lawson has really stumbled upon a magic healing potion or whether he’s been feeling more spry lately thanks to the 3.5 weeks of practice he missed.

Whatever the case, this much is clear: top-ranked North Carolina needs its point guard at full strength both physically and mentally over the next four weeks if it’s going to make a run at the national championship.

And if it takes the occasional shot of noni juice to provide a psychological edge, then so be it."

The stuff about nasty taste and chunks tells me that the Noni juice that Ty was talking about is made with inferior quality. Imagine how much better he could feel with a proper made Noni juice.

We have been making high quality 100% Pure Hawaiian Noni Juice and as many of our customers put it, it is the Noni juice that works.

Here is how sports and fitness enthusiasts and athletes can order our Puna Noni juice.