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Noni is an outstanding 'medicinal food', and can play an important role in any regenerative programme. One should not look upon Noni as just another superfood to be used to help overcome existing health problems, but also as a way to help tune up a health situation that is not actually as good as it could be. It is a strong preventative measure against both disease and the normal deteriorations associated with old age. This is because Noni acts, almost uniquely, on stimulating the endocrine glands to produce the secretions that are required for normalisation of health and metabolic function. One of the most important of these is the continued production of melatonin to ensure good sleep and repair into old age. Noni also acts effectively on the nervous and immune systems making it quite an awesome medicinal fruit. It's reputation is well deserved.

Noni can be quite difficult to integrate into ones regime in the sense that it's energising qualities may lead to intermittent disturbed sleep and strong detoxification symptoms during the adaptation phase which may last one or two weeks. Initially, it may be better to limit intake to just one capsule daily, 5 days per week.

Research reveals that Noni stimulates the pineal gland to release two crucially important hormones; serotonin and melatonin. The pineal gland can be viewed as the master gland that controls the five other glands below it, as follows:-

The Thyroid: which produces thyroxine to energize our cells
The Thymus: which protects you against infections and cancer
The Pancreas: which is involved with blood sugar and secreting the hormone insulin
The Adrenal Gland: which responds every time you are under stress
The Prostate (male) & Ovaries (female): which are responsible for sex hormones

Therefore, by stimulating the pineal into seratonin and melatonin production there is a resultant benefit to all of the above listed glands and their functions in the body.

Noni also mimics the secretion coming from the pineal gland as well as acting as a precursor to it, so building it up and allowing it to function fully.

Extracts of Noni have been shown to contain a naturally occurring component which activates serotonin receptors in the brain and throughout the body. Serotonin is a neuroendocrine compound which along with its receptors is found in high levels in the brain, the blood platelets and the lining of the digestive tract. It is well established that serotonin is an important brain neurotransmitter, and plays a significant role in temperature regulation, sleep, hunger and sexual behaviour. Serotonin deficiency has been implicated in a number of pathological conditions including migraine headaches, obesity, depression and Alzheimer's disease.

Research at the University of Hawaii's Biomedical Sciences Department

The efficacy of the central analgesic activity of Noni to alleviate pain of many types has been demonstrated. It has been revealed that moderate doses of Noni were measured to be about 75% as effective as an equivalent dose of morphine sulfate.

Research at the University of Metz in France

Noni is often referred to as the headache fruit due to its long standing reputation in alleviating headaches and migraines.