Why is Noni juice a scam?!


Question: Why is Noni juice a scam?
I see many (or maybe just one) people say Noni juice is a scam. I don't see it with Acai, Mangosteen and other functional fruit juices.

Answers:

Noni juice is not a scam if you choose 100% pure Noni juice and pay under $25 per bottle. Watch out for the network marketing folks who say their product is authentic or original. That's just marketing rubbish. And always read the label to see what you are actually getting. Some companies mix less expensive juice flavors that are common and mass produced. Noni grows on small expensive Islands (Hawaii) so the real estate and transportation cost makes it more expensive then orange, apple and even grape juice.



The idea of Noni juice being a scam is probably a carry over from a popular Multi Level Marketing (MLM) group in the 90's who made outrageous claims about Noni juice that got them into trouble with the Attorney Generals in five states. If you know anything about MLM distributors, they will say just about anything to signup a prospect into their down. Unfortunately, Noni juice takes the hit over their hype to cure cancer, aids, and other diseases.

Just like other fruit juice, Noni offers an excellent source of antioxidants, but it also offers over 150 bio-chemical compounds unique to the tropical Noni fruit.

http://www.trunoni.com/8_how_noni_juice_works.htm



TAHITIAN NONI INTERNATIONAL made some outrageous claims in the mid to late 90's that not only violated the FDA's stand on the separation between a "drug" and a dietary food supplement when it comes to cures. It's sad in their zeal to sell the dream of financial Independence through fast talking MLM distributors and their overpriced Noni juice blended product, they damaged the real Noni juice reputation as being a gift from God. For me 100% pure Noni juice is not a scam, it works for me.



It's probably not a wholesale scam. Many fruit and berry juices are chock full of antioxidants. However, most of the same benefits can be found in commodity berries like blueberries and blackberries.



It's a scam at the price it is sold at. Acai is the same, though some websites offering free trials are actually scams; they make it very hard for you to cancel your credit card.




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