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Has Any One Used "noni" Juice?

ponita

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I'm looking for any information that maybe someone on this site could share with what they might know about "noni juice". It's a juice derived from a fruit very similar to a pear. The fruit is raised in the Asian islands and has been available for years. I recently came into awareness of it and have been researching it as much as possible. The claims are big for boosting the immune system and I'm interested in the product, the manufacture confirms it is gluten-free, sugar free and preservative free.

I'd just like to hear from any other celiacs to see what experience they have had with it.

Thanks,

Ponita

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I have not checked to see if it is gluten-free because I could not afford it. A friend of mine had it work wonders with her fibromyalgia.

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I'm thinking about starting my husband on it and see how it improves his immune system. He has no allergies of any kind to foods, his is all seasonal things like pollen and grasses.

I know it is very expensive.

Just thought I'd see what kind of results if any, us gluten-free's have seen.

Melissa

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