Ture research is available about Noni fruit

The report is published truly, when searching in the medical library and from a Medline search. It is only about 20 reported worldwide. It is a report that contains the interesting as following

Noni fruit contains Polysaccharide

- In the noni fruit contains Polysaccharide (noni PPt) that affect of cancer cells, which it is actually in against Lewis lung carcinoma and extend the life of mice with cancer was real. However, it not studies in humans (Phyto ther Resp 1999).

- It may have anti-tumor effects from a substance Anti oxidant by reducing DMBA-DNA adduct formation and other mechanisms. However, no reports in humans that people who eat this fruit is less cancer than those who do not eat or treatment of cancer.

Noni fruit and malaria

It has been reported to treat patients with symptoms and vomiting after recovering from malaria by comparing with metoclopamide and Chinese tea, found that this fruit juice is not as good as metoclopamide to anti-vomit, but it is more effective than in the control group. This experiments use dried the noni fruit mix with water. It was not use fresh fruit juice.

Research related to Noni fruit

Research from one of the Faculty of Pharmacy indicates that noni fruit can help boost immunity and anticancer by it has a chemical stimulus to creation of white blood cells. Which act to eliminate bacteria in the body and can inhibit the growth of cancer cells to spread, but it does not cure cancer. There is also an analgesic and stimulates enzymes in the intestine to function better.

Technical Data Institute of Thai Traditional Medicine indicates that noni fruit can be classified by the properties as the two types.

- Noni fruit raw

It is spicy. It is useful to treatment of flatulence and gas in the stomach, dialysis, and vomit or as a candy to heal tender gums, hoarse voice and aphthous

- Noni fruit ripe

It has a pungent odor. It is useful to care the intestine.

From the Library of Medicine and Medline search, it was reported that Noni contains polysaccharide, which affects the cells of Lewis lung carcinoma and extend the life of mice with cancer. However, it isn’t studies in humans. It may have anti-tumor effects from the antioxidants by reducing DMBA-DNA adduct formation and other mechanisms.