CancerCompass message board discussion started by Babycake on 11/6/2005 http://www.cancercompass.com/message-board/message/all,3405,0.htm Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMT Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMT http://backend.userland.com/rss RSS.NET: http://www.rssdotnet.com/ Hi, i recently heard of someone talking about this juice and how it lowers your cholesterol, weight and boost your metabolism and i got interested. I am trying to shed some unwanted pounds plus lower my cholesterol intake. Does this stuff truly work the way people say it does and is it true that you can get it at Walmart? Babycake Sun, 06 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMT Dear Tiwanna, As a cancer survivor I remember the initial shock and confusion I felt when first diagnosed. Within weeks I was flooded with offers of help from well meaning friends and relatives. This included miracle cures, anti oxidants, Noni juice, etc, all sold by multi level marketing agents. Alas, the science on these products is scarce and flimsy, mainly testimonial based. If the products are so good why are they not subjected to a scientific randomised double blind trial at a reputable cancer institute? Ask for the evidence, if the "salesman" cannot produce it, then thank them and file the literature in the rubbish bin. Aussie Dave Tue, 25 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMT I am a stage IV lung cancer survivor. I check out each thing that I take. I thought you may be interested in a good web site to check on various remedies. It is posted by Sloan Kettering in New York. They are one of the leading cancer research centers. http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/11570.cfm Ernie 2 Tue, 08 Aug 2006 00:00:00 GMT  On 11/6/2005 Babycake wrote:Hi, i recently heard of someone talking about this juice and how it lowers your cholesterol, weight and boost your metabolism and i got interested. I am trying to shed some unwanted pounds plus lower my cholesterol intake. Does this stuff truly work the way people say it does and is it true that you can get it at Walmart? hi i looked up about this noni juice and it has a high sugar content and according to othere  sources sugar does feed cancer ect and tumors as cancer cells live  strictly on glucose using glycolysis as there sole form of energy.  I just though you would like to know this....                                    Regards....Terry  Shadowretriver Tue, 09 Jan 2007 00:00:00 GMT  On 1/9/2007 Shadowretriver wrote: On 11/6/2005 Babycake wrote:Hi, i recently heard of someone talking about this juice and how it lowers your cholesterol, weight and boost your metabolism and i got interested. I am trying to shed some unwanted pounds plus lower my cholesterol intake. Does this stuff truly work the way people say it does and is it true that you can get it at Walmart? hi i looked up about this noni juice and it has a high sugar content and according to othere  sources sugar does feed cancer ect and tumors as cancer cells live  strictly on glucose using glycolysis as there sole form of energy.  I just though you would like to know this....                                    Regards....Terry  I started drinking pure Hawaiian Noni juice in April of 2005 while inbetween cancer tx's for recurrent ovarian cancer. I began with a bottle of homemade Noni juice while visiting Oahu, Hawaii. Within three days of drinking 4 oz a day, my lower back ache in the a.m. was gone, my energy level was increased, and my fuzzy brain from recent chemo was drastically cleared. I knew nothing of Noni juice except that two individuals that had suffered previous cancers were still alive years after having been given a few weeks or months to live. My next CA125 dropped 5 pts, more than it had with three tx's of chemo! I still have low grade cancer and have had 8 months of Doxil last year, but I contribute the very low to nonexistant side effects of tx, and very slow growth of my cancer to Noni juice. I order it straight from Hawaii, it's on my door step in two days, and it is pure Noni juice. Do not buy off the shelf in the mainland. Most noni juice here is Tahitian Noni, which does add sugar and juices to mask the unusual flavor of real Noni. Plus it tastes worse than the real thing. It is true that Noni is not clinically proven to do anything wonderful, but anecdotal stories, mine included, are very real life experiences and must be considered when determining value of a product. I don't know about cholersterol and weight loss stories, but I do know about mental clarity and energy boosts, plus Noni has a natural analgesic property that aids in pain relief.   Nancyh Sat, 14 Apr 2007 00:00:00 GMT GreetingsI'm a Tahitian Noni advocate. I've seen what  the real Tahitian Noni juice has done for me personally. I suffered from cronic IBS as a child and up into my adulthood. I heard the noni juice could help my condition and give me more energy. So I gave it a try. I noticed in about 2 weeks my energy level increased, and in 4 months my cronic IBS was starting to get better! I've been using the real Tahitian Noni juice for 2 years, and I suggest it to a lot of my clients who also use it. What I mean when I say the real Tahitian Noni juice this is not the one you see in Costco, GNC, or any health food store. This is the very first noni juice that hit the market  from the company Tahitian Noni International who made noni available to the world. I would like for you to visit my website @ http://www.crossexercises.com/noni-cleanse.html and read all the material, and review the video clip at the bottom of the page from Discovery Channel talking about this Tahitian Noni juice in particular. It's been helping with cancers, sugar diabetes, and many other health conditions. noniadvocate Tue, 22 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMT