My grandmother always told me: Check the Ingredients. So when shopping for Noni juice, read the label to make sure you're getting the highest quality product. The only Noni Juice ingredients in our 100% Pure Hawaiian Puna Noni Juice are: (1) Noni Juice (2) Noni Juice and (3) Noni Juice.

Nothing more, nothing less.

Here are the vital nutrients of Noni Juice:

Amino Acids: Amino acids are the buildings blocks for proteins, important for most body functions. The "essential" amino acids are the ones our bodies cannot make and we therefore must get from our diet. Noni Juice contains 17 of the 20 known amino acids, including all 9 essential amino acids.

Anthraquinones (Damnacanthol): Antiseptic and anti-bacterial plant chemicals found in Noni juice, shown in animal laboratory tests to kill pre-cancer cells by activating T-cells (sometimes called "Cancer Killers") or the immune response to cancer.

Essential Fatty Acids: Fatty acids are the building blocks of fats and oils. The "essential" fatty acids in Noni Juice are the important poly-unsaturated fats that we must get from our diet. They maintain healthy skin, nerve cells, heart tissue and blood vessels and help balance mood. They keep cell membranes working properly and efficiently, improving the nutrient-toxin exchange.

Glycosides: Newly discovered compounds that prevent cancer and scavenge free radicals.

Limonene: A bitter cancer-fighting compound commonly found in Noni juice and citrus fruits.

Nitric Oxide: According to Dr. Jonathan S. Stamler, a professor of medicine at Duke University, Nitric Oxide is involved with practically every major cellular or physiological function in the human body, everything from complex behavioral changes in the brain, airway relaxation, beating of the heart, dilation of blood vessels, regulation of intestinal movement, function of blood cells and the immune system, to the slightest wriggling motion of our fingers and toes.

Phytonutrients: Natural chemicals found in Noni that provide nourishment to cells, tissues, and organs, fight free radicals, ward off disease, and may even reverse the effects of aging and pollution. They are also believed to block the processes that lead to cancer. Learn more...

Polysaccharides: Important compounds that stimulate and modulate the immune system and its response to cancer. Profoundly influences anti-cancer activity on the molecular level.

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Proxeronine, Proxeronase, and Xeronine: Proxeronase and Proxeronine are substances which combine to form the alkaloid called Xeronine. According to Dr Ralph Heinicke, Xeronine is an essential component of the protein layer in our cell wall membranes. The protein layer is made up of building blocks called peptides. These peptides need to be held together by bonds. The bonds would be very weak bonds without the presence of the alkaloid Xeronine which strengthens these bonds.

As soon as Xeronine is made it is incorporated into our cell wall. Xeronine is not stored in our bodies, and it needs to be replenished. It also is used up more rapidly by the body in times of stress and with exposure to toxins. It naturally decreases in our bodies as we age. Xeronine needs to be supplied regularly to maintain a healthy body. The Noni plant (morinda citrifolia) is the only food source that contains an appreciable amount of Proxeronine and Proxeronase which produces Xeronine in our bodies.

Selenium: An important anti-oxidant and trace element found in Noni juice that preserves the skin's elasticity, thus slowing the aging process. Selenium also increases oxygen flow to the heart and may prevent blood clotting and hypertension.

Scopoletin: A little-known, but hard-working chemical component of Noni juice with many wonderful health benefits. It is anti-inflammatory, anti-histamine, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial. It regulates serotonin, the body's "feel-good" hormone, which helps to ward off feelings of anxiety and depression, and may be why people who drink Noni juice often experience a sense of well-being. It is a vasodilator and lowers blood pressure. It binds to melatonin and helps to regulate sleep, hunger, and body temperature. As if all these were not enough, scopoletin is also an analgesic.

Soluble and Insoluble Fiber: Soluble fiber helps cleanse the blood, decrease choloesterol, binds to fats and balances blood sugar levels. Insoluble fiber ("bulk") is important for colon health.

Terpene: Rejuvenates cells and rids the body of toxins.